P2 - Forces Flashcards

1
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define scalars

A

have magnitude only
example : energy distance speed pressure

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2
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define vectors

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have magnitude and a direction
examples : displacement velocity momentum

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3
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define force

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push or pull that acts on an object due to the interaction with another object

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4
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define contact force

A

the objects are physically touching
examples : friction normal reaction air resistance

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5
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define non-contact forces

A

the objects are physically separated
example : gravitational electrostatic magnetic

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6
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define weight

A

force acting on an object due to gravity

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7
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the force of gravity close to earth is due …

A

to the gravitational field around earth

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8
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what’s the equation connecting mass gfs and weight

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W=mg
(N=Kg x m/s2 or N/Kg)

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9
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weight is directly proportional to an objects mass because

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gfs on earth is 9.8

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10
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one joule is done when

A

1N force causes a displacement of 1m

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11
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define work done

A

energy transferred on the object

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12
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what’s the equation with work done force and distance/ displacement

A

W=fs
J= N x m

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13
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define elastically

A

object returns back to its original shape once the forces are removed
eg - hair bobble

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14
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define inelastic

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object doesn’t return back to its original shape once the forces are removed
eg - blu tack

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15
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what do you need for something to change shape

A

at least 2 forces

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16
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objects can either compress or stretch ……….. or …………

A

elastically or inellasticlly

17
Q

what’s hookes law

A

the extension of a elastic object such as a spring is directly proportional to the force applied, provided that the limit of proportionality is not exceeded

18
Q

what is the equation linked to hookes law

A

F=ke
force applied (N) = spring constant (N/m) x extension/compression (m)