2: Mechanics Flashcards

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What does the gradient of a displacement-time graph represent?

A

Velocity

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What does the gradient of a velocity-time graph represent?

A

Acceleration

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3
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What does the area of a velocity-time graph represent?

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Displacement

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What does the area of a acceleration-time graph represent?

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Velocity

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What are examples of vector quantities?

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Displacement
Velocity
Weight
Momentum
Force
Acceleration
Field Strength
Moment
Current

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What are examples of scalar quantities?

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Distance
Speed
Mass
Energy
Temperature
Power
Volume

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Newton’s first law

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A body remains at rest, or travels in a straight line at constant velocity, unless a resultant force acts upon it.

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Newton’s second law

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In the presence of a resultant force a body experiences an acceleration.

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Newton’s third law

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For every force that acts there is an equal force of the same type that acts in the opposite direction.

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What is the principle of conservation of linear momentum?

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In a collision or explosion, the momentum before is equal to the momentum after when no external force acts.

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What is the principle of conservation of energy?

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The total energy before and after a transfer is the same.
Energy cannot be created or destroyed, just transferred.

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