Unit 1 notes Flashcards

1
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Vector

A

has both direction and magnitude

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2
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standard notation

A

the direction given as an angle in standard position
- ex. 53 degrees, North from East
- (you’re moving 53 degrees north from the south line)

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3
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v = 80m/s @ 130º

cardinal or vector

A

vector

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4
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d = 151km @ 220º

cardinal or vector

A

vector

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5
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20º North from East

cardinal or vector

A

cardinal

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6
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60º West from South

cardinal or vector

A

cardinal

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7
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vectors are similar to ____, you always start from the postive x-axis

A

coterminal angles

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8
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force

A

a push or pull from one object to another

is a vector

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9
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free body diagram

A

a drawing that shows both the direction and magnitude of forces acting upon an object
* arrows can only push outward

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10
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gravity

A

an active force between objects and earth

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11
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tension

A

a pulling force from a rope or chain

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12
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normal force

A

a support force that keeps things on the a surface

like so they don’t fall thru the earth and stuff

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13
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friction

A

resistance to motion between touching surfaces

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14
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applied force

A

force is applied to one object by another
- ex. pushing a box (hands stay on box)

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15
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where do gravity arrows ALWAYS point

A

down

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16
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where do tension arrows ALWAYS point

A

in alignment with the rope/chain/string

17
Q

where to normal force arrows point

A

PERPENDICULAR to the surface

18
Q

what is also considered friction…

A

air resistance

so it follows friction rules

19
Q

friction arrows always…

A
  • go in the opposite direction of the movement
  • paraellel to the surface
20
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applied force arrows…

A

follows the direction of movement

21
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Equilibrium

A

something that stays constant
- no change in motion (doesn’t increase or decrease)

22
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Net force

A

total of teh acting forces on an object

23
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balance forces

A

forces that act on the same object that are equal and opposite

ex. a game of tug of war, but each side has equal strength

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