Paper 1 Physics Flashcards

1
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Scalar Quantity

A

Only requires magnitude e.g Force and Weight

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2
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Velocity Defention

A

The speed of an object in a particular direction

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3
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Vector Quanatity

A

Magnitude and direction e.g Force and Velocity

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4
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Typical Speeds

A
Walking = 1.5 m/s
Cycling = 7 m/s
Running = 5m/s
Car = 13 - 30 m/s
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5
Q

Weight definition

A

The force of gravity

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6
Q

Stopping distance equation

A

Thinking Distance + Braking Distance

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7
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Momentum Equation

A

Mass x Velocity

p = m x v

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8
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Efficiency Equation

A

Useful / Total x 100

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9
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Inertial mass definition

A

The measure of how difficult it is to change the velocity of an object

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10
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Newtons third law in collision

A

Equal Magnitude and opposite direction

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11
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Gravitational Potential Energy Equation

A

GPE = Mass x Gravity x Change in vertical height

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12
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Kinetic Energy Equation

A

1/2 x mass x velocity squared

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13
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Conservation of Energy Definition

A

Energy can be transferred usefully or stored

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14
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How can efficiency increase

A

Reducing wasted energy transfers

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15
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Frequency in a wave definition

A

Number of waves produced each second

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16
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Longitudinal waves and transverse waves difference

A

Longitudinal waves = Vibrations are parallel to the direction of the wave
Transverse waves = Vibrations are at right angles to the direction of the wave

17
Q

Wave speed Equation 1

A

Frequency x Wavelength

18
Q

Wave speed Equation 2

A

Distance/Time

19
Q

Ultrasound Definition

A

Sound with frequency above 20,000Hz

20
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Infrasound definition

A

Sound with frequency less than 20Hz

21
Q

Depth calculation tip

A

Always divide final distance by 2 if wave has travelled twice

22
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Uses of ultrasound

A

. Foetal Scanning

. Muscle and joint pain

23
Q

Sound Waves in ear

A

Ear drum vibrates and loss of hair cells weakens the ability to hear higher frequencies

24
Q

Why telescoped are outsides earths atmosphere

A

Clearer view of planets, stars and galaxies

25
Q

Red shift definition

A

Space between the earth and the galaxy expanding