1.11-1.33 forces, movement, shape and momentum Flashcards

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what is newtons first law?

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an object will continue to move at the same speed in the same direction unless an external force acts upon it

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2
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what is newtons second law?

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force = mass x acceleration

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what is newtons third law?

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for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

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4
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what is a scalar quantity?

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has size but no direction (speed, distance, mass)

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5
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what is a vector quantity

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has size and direction (velocity, displacement, weight)

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6
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what is friction?

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a force that opposes motion

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7
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how to calculate force

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force = mass x acceleration

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8
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how to calculate weight

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weight= mass x gravitational field strength

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9
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how to calculate stopping distance of a car

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breaking distance + braking distance

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10
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what affects braking distance and what affects thinking distance?

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breaking distance:

break qualities
road quality
weather conditions

thinking distance:

substance consumption (e.g alcohol)
age

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11
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what is hookes law?

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The extension of a spring is directly proportional to the force applied, provided that the limit of proportionality is not exceeded

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12
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what is the difference between elastic and plastic deformation

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elastic

-object returns to original shape after being stretched/squished (spring)

plastic

-object changes shape/breaks after being stretched/squished (plastic)

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13
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explain terminal velocity

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-air resistance increases as speed increases

-eventually force becomes balanced meaning acceleration is 0 and therefore terminal velocity

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14
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how do you calculate moment?

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moment = mass x velocity

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15
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how do you calculate force using moment

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force = (final moment- initial moment) / time taken

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how do you calculate moment?

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moment= force x distance perpendicular from the pivot

17
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where does weight act from

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weight of a body acts through its centre of gravity

18
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what is the principle of moments for a simple system of parallel forces acting in one plane

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The principle of moments states that when the clockwise moments are equal to the anticlockwise moments a body will be in equilibrium.