2.2.1 Flashcards

1
Q

what is newtons first law ?

A

a body will remain at rest or continue to move unless acted upon by a force

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2
Q

what is a moment ?

A

turning effect produced by a force around a objects fulcrum

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3
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what two things have a effect on the force applied to a spanner ?

A
  1. magnitude of force
  2. length of spanner
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4
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whats a force couple ?

A

pair of forces which are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.

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5
Q

how do you find the resultant of two or more vectors that act in the same direction ?

A

add them together

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6
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how do you find the resultant of two or more vectors that act in opposite directions ?

A

minus ( calculating the difference )

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7
Q

what does both scalar and vector quantities have ?

A

magnitude

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8
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does scalar quantities have direction ?

A

no, but vector does

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9
Q

whats the calculation for stress ?

A

force / area

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10
Q

whats the calculation for strain ?

A

change in length / original length

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11
Q

what is plasticity ?

A

materials ability to change its shape permanently when subjected to stress.

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12
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what does hookes law state ?

A

extension of an elastic object is directly proportional to the force applied to it.

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13
Q

whats the equation for young modulus ?

A

stress / strain

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14
Q

whats hardness ?

A

tendency to resist indentation

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15
Q

whats strength ?

A

tendency to withstand an applied load without failure.

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16
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whats toughness ?

A

tendency to resist breakage when deforming or when impact forces are applied to a material.

17
Q

whats brittleness ?

A

tendency to break without change of shape

18
Q

whats malleability ?

A

tendency to undergo compressive stress without damage

19
Q

what is ductility ?

A

tendency to undergo tensile stress without damage.

20
Q

whats a flash point ?

A

temperature at which a combustible liquid will catch fire when exposed but a naked flame.

21
Q

whats a inert substance ?

A

substance that will not chemically combine with another substance.
( all inert substances are gasses )

22
Q

whats the atmospheric pressure at sea level ?

A

14.7 psi

23
Q

whats atmospheric pressure measured with ?

A

mercury barometer

24
Q

whats ambient pressure ?

A

pressure in the area immediately surrounding an object.

25
Q

explain buoyant force ?

A

body in fluid will be subject to a upward force equal to the weight of fluid displaced.

26
Q

how does a hot air balloon rise ?

A

heated air filled into balloon is less dense than air displaced

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