03 Motion Flashcards

1
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In which part of the graph (A, B or C) is the object moving the fastest?

A

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  • gradient of the line is the steepest
  • more distance covered per time
  • faster speed
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In which graph/s is the object travelling at a constant speed?

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a) and e)

gradient is constant throughout

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Describe what is happening in the graph and explain how you know.

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The object is accelerating or speeding up from the starting position

The gradient of the line is increasing, therefore velocity is increasing.

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Which sketch (red or green) represents a faster velocity?

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Green- more steep line

Object is covering more distance per time

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5
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What is the SI unit for displacement or distance travelled?

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metre or m

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6
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In which part of the graph (A, B or C) is the object travelling back to the start.

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C

-gradient of the line is negative

velocity is negative

-travelling in opposite direction to part A

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7
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What is the equation for average speed?

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average speed = total distance travelled/ time taken

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8
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What feature of a velocity-time graph gives the acceleration?

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gradient of velocity-time graph

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9
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What feature of a velocity-time graph gives the distance travelled?

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area under a velocity-time graph

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In which graph/s is the object decelerating?

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d)

gradient is getting less steep

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A horizontal line on a velocity-time graph shows?

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constant velocity, no acceleration

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12
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A horizontal line on a distance-time graph shows what?

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That the object is not moving, has zero speed

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13
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If an object accelerates at 10 m/s2. How fast would it be travelling after 10 s if it started at rest?

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It will gain 10 metres per second every second.

After 10 s if should be travelling at 100 m/s!

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14
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What feature of a distance-time graph gives the velocity?

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gradient of distance-time graph

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15
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Which ticker tape shows an object which is decelerating?

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ticker tape Z

  • dots get closer together
  • object is covering less distance per unit time
  • object is slowing down
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16
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In which part of the graph (A, B or C) is the object stopped?

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B

Gradient is zero therfore speed is zero- obejct is not moving

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17
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What is the SI unit for acceleration?

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metre per second squared or m/s2

18
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Describe what is happening to the velocity in this distance time graph.

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A –> B velocity is constant

B –> C velocity is zero

C –> D velocity is increasing

D –> E velocity is zero

E–> F velocity is constant but opposite direction

19
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define acceleration

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Acceleration is the rate of change of speed

OR

The change in speed per unit time

20
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In which graph/s is the object travelling at a constant speed?

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a) and e)

gradient is constant throughout

21
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How would you sketch a d-t graph of an object accelerating away from a point

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The gradient of the line is increasing

speed is increasing

object is accelerating

22
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What is the SI unit for time?

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seconds or s

23
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What does this ticker tape show about the movement of the object?

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  • dots are evenly spaced
  • object is covering the same distance per unit time
  • object is travelling at a constant speed, it is not accelerating
24
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What is the SI unit for velocity or speed?

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metre per second or m/s

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In which graph/s is the object decelerating?
d) gradient is getting less steep
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How do you find the instantaneous speed from a distance time graph?
Calculate the gradient of the line at that instant. Draw a triangle and calculate speed = rise/ run - distance travelled/ time
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What feature of a distance-time graph gives the velocity?
gradient of distance-time graph
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speed =distance / time rearrange for distance or d
distance = speed x time
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What does this ticker tape show about the movement of the object?
* dots are moving further apart * object is cover more distance per unit time * object is speeding up, accelerating
30
Sketch a d-t graph of an object stationary at 3 metres.
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What does this ticker tape show about the movement of the object?
* dots are evenly spaced * object is covering the same distance per unit time * object is travelling at a constant speed, it is not accelerating
32
Which ticker tape shows an object which is decelerating then accelerating?
ticker tape E * dots get closer together, then further apart * object is covering less distance per unit time, then more distance per unit time. * object is slowing down then speeding up, decelerating, then accelerating
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In which graph/s is the object at rest?
b) gradient is zero
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What does this ticker tape show about the movement of the object?
* dots are moving further apart * object is cover more distance per unit time * object is speeding up, accelerating
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In which part of the graph (A, B or C) is the object stopped?
B Gradient is zero therfore speed is zero- obejct is not moving
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What is the unit for acceleration?
m/s2
37
Which ticker tape shows an object which is decelerating then accelerating?
ticker tape E * dots get closer together, then further apart * object is covering less distance per unit time, then more distance per unit time. * object is slowing down then speeding up, decelerating, then accelerating
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speed = distance /time rearrange for time or t
time = distance / speed
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What is the equation for acceleration?
a = (v-u)/t OR a = change in velocity / time
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If an object is decelerating at 2 m/s2, how fast is it going after 4 seconds if it was travelling at 14 m/s?
It will lose 2 metres per second every second. after 4 seconds it will decrease its velocity by 8 m/s 14 - 8 = 6 m/s
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Which of the following represents distance travelled on a velocity-time graph? ## Footnote A. the area under the graph B. The gradient of the graph C. The highest point on the graph
A. the area under the graph