Motion & Newton's Laws & Energy Flashcards

1
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what is v

A

change in position over time (s/t)

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2
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what is speed

A

how fast the distance is changing every sec

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3
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what is acceleration

A

how fast the velocity is changing e.g. Vf-Vi/t

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4
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what is s

A

straight line distance from start point to end point

s= ut + 1/2(at^2)

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5
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what do vectors need

A

scalar & direction e.g. 15m <– = -15

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6
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what is newton’s 1st law

A

silk table cloth - body will remain at rest / move with constant v unless acted on by a resultant force

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7
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what is newton’s 2nd law

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F = ma e.g. the resultant force on an object is equal to the rate of change of it’s momentum

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8
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what is newton’s 3rd law

A

equal & opposite force

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9
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what is the difference between driving & frictional forces

A

driving is pushing the object and is +ve, while frictional is resisting it and is -ve

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10
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where do gravitational fields point

A

directly toward the centre of massw

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11
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how is gravity measured (units)

A

N/kg or m/s2

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12
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what is kinetic energy

A

E = 1/2(mv^2)

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13
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what is gravitational energy

A

E = mgh

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14
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what is work energy

A

W = Fs

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15
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what is torque

A

tao (t) = Fr

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16
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what are the principles of projectile motion

A
  • symmetrical
  • v = 0 at max height
  • v for vertical component
  • kinetic energy than gravitational energy
17
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what are the principles of circular motion

A

a = v^2/r
so F = m(v^2/r)
use trig to work out tension

18
Q

what is the formula for gravitational field strength on earth

A

g = (G x m)/r^2
where m = planet mass, r = distance from centre of mass

19
Q

what is the relationship between gravitational strength & distance r

A

being further away (big r) reduces g

20
Q

what is the relationship between r & F in torque

A

inverse, harder to push a door near it’s pivot point, easier further out

21
Q

what is the formula for elastic energy

A

E = 1/2* (kx^2)
where x = compression, k = spring constant (N/m)

22
Q

what is momentum and can newton’s 3rd law apply

A

p = m*v

yes

23
Q

what is the formula for impulse momentum

A

change in p = net F x change in t,

where p = pfinal - pinital
- so it can be -ve

24
Q

can net force be negative

A

yes when the object comes to a stop

25
Q

what is potential energy & it’s diff. to kinetic

A

energy stored by a field e.g. gravitational, electric or magnetic

e.g. not kinetic because these are particles moving around

26
Q

what happens when 2 gasses are heated to produce water, gas and energy e.g. CH4 + O2 –> H2O + CO2 + energy

A

greater PE –> lower PE, more KE and radiation

27
Q

is radiant energy (light/warmth) kinetic or potential?

A

both

28
Q

what is the formula for power

A

W/change in time

29
Q

what is the significance of gravitational fields for an object in free fall

A

acceleration = magnitude of gravity

30
Q

what is the formula for tension

A

a = sum of forces/mass of object

gravity is a negative forcce because tension is always pulling, while gravity is pushing