T2 forces Flashcards

1
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define scalar

A

only magnitude (size) no direction

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2
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example of scalar quantities

A

mass
temperature
speed
time distance
energy

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3
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define vector

A

have magnitude and direction

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4
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example of vector quantities

A

displacement
weight
force
velocity
acceleration
momentum

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5
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example of contact force

A

tension
friction
air resistance
normal contact force

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6
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example of non contact force

A

gravitational force
electrostatic force
magnetic force

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7
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what is weight of an object directly proportional too

A

mass of an object

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8
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What can you calculate weight (N) with

A

newtonmeter

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9
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define centre of mass

A

weight of an object acting at a single point

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10
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calculation for resultant force

A

larger force - smaller force

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11
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what are changes in elastic called

A

elastic deformation

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12
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what do inelastic materials nor do

A

return to original length

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13
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gradient calculation

A

distance travelled/ time taken

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14
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newtons first low of motion

A

if a resultant force acting on a stationary object is 0 then it will remain stationary

if the resultant force acting on moving object is 0 then the object will continue moving in the same direction at the same speed

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15
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newtons 2nd law of motion

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the acceleration of a object is proportional to the resultant force acting on the object and inversely proportional to the mass of the object

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16
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newtons 3rd law of motion

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whenever 2 objects interact the forces they exert on each other are equal and opposite

17
Q

what is the stopping distance

A

total distance travelled from when the driver first spots the obstruction to when the car stops

18
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what is the thinking distance

A

Distance travelled by car during the drivers reaction time

19
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what is reaction time

A

Time taken for the driver to spot obstruction make a decision and move foot to brake