6 forces Flashcards
What do scalar quantities have ?
magnitude only
( size)
what do vector quantities have
magnitude and associated direction
state newtons three laws of motion
FIRST LAW1.if an object remains stationary or moves at constant velocity (same speed + direction) if the resultant force is 0
object either
β’ remains stationary
β’ remains moving at constant velocity
(same speed+ direction)
Newtonβs second law
F=ma
acceleration is proportional to resultant force
acceleration is inversely proportional to mass
Newtons third law
when 2 objects interact, the F they exert are equal and opposite
describe the forces action on a skydiver before and after opening their parachute
initially only weight or gravity acts downwards
as velocity increases air resistance does too
terminal velocity: weight= air resistance-> no acceleration
parachute opens: air res suddenly
decelerate+ new lower terminal velocity
what factors affect braking distance
speed(higher) longer stopping distance
mass (heavier=longer)
wet/icy roads
worn down breaks
how do seat belts crumple zones reduce injury
seatbelts increase stopping time
crumple zones absorb E which spreads impact
airbags spread F over larger SA