Motion and Forces Flashcards

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What is a scalar quantity?

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Quantities that have magnitude but no direction.

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What is vector quantity?

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Quantities that have magnitude and direction.

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List the scalar quantities (6)

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  • Time
  • Speed
  • Distance
  • Mass
  • Energy
  • Temperature
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List the vector quantities (6)

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  • Displacement
  • Acceleration
  • Momentum
  • Force
  • Weight
  • Velocity
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5
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Walking speed

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1.5m/s

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Running Speed

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3m/s

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Cycling speed

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6m/s

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Cars speed

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13-30m/s

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Plane speed

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250m/s

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sound in air speed

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340m/s

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Train speed

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50m/s

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Acceleration Definition

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Change in velocity in a certain time. How quickly you are speeding up.

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What does a straight line on a distance time graph mean?

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Steady speed

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What does a flat line on a distance time graph mean?

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Stopped

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What does a curved steep line on a distance time graph mean?

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Acceleration

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What does a leveling off curved line mean on a distance time graph?

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Deceleration

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How do you find the speed on a distance time graph when the line is straight?

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The gradient. Change in y / change in x

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How do you find the speed on distance time graph when the line is curved?

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Find the tangent of the specific area. The find the gradient of that.

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What does the gradient mean on a velocity time graph?

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What does a straight uphill line on a velocity time graph mean?

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Constant acceleration

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What does a straight downhill line on a velocity time graph mean?

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Constant deceleration

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What does a curved line on a velocity time graph mean?

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Change in acceleration or deceleration

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What does a flat line on velocity time graph mean?

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How do you calculate the distance on a velocity time graph?

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The area underneath

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What is newtons first law?
If the resultant force on a moving object is zero the object will continue to move at a constant velocity. If the a stationary object has a resultant force of zero the object will remain stationary.
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What is newtons second law?
- force = mass x acceleration - acceleration is directly proportional to force - acceleration is inversely proportional to mass
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Mass definition
How much matter is in an object. Measured in kilograms/kg. Scalar quantity.
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Weight defintion
Is the force on an object due to gravity. Measured in newtons/N. Vector quantity.
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What is a centripetal force?
The force is moving in circles at a different velocity the force is always acting towards the centre if the circle.
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What is the meaning of inertia mass?
Measures how difficult it is to change the velocity of an object.
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What is Newtons third law?
When two objects interact, the forces they exert on each other are equal and opposite.
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Explain the conservation of momentum
- Momentum after = Momentum before in a closed system.
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Force equation | with momentum
Change in momentum / time
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Explain stopping distance
Thinking distance + braking distance
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What affects the thinking distance?
- Tiredness - Distractions - Alcohol - Drugs
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What affects the braking distance
- The road conditions if old - If icy or wet - The tires - The weather - The condition of the car
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How do you calculate thinking distance?
Distance = speed x time
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How do you calculate braking distance?
1/2 x mass x velocity^2 = force x distance
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How do you find the speed on a curved line?
Draw a tangent and calculate the gradient
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What is thinking distance?
The distance the car travels in the drivers reaction time
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What is braking distance?
The distance taken to stop once the brakes have been applied
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What is momentum?
A property that all moving objects have.
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What is the conservation of momentum?
In a closed system, the total momentum before an event is the same after the event