9I — Forces And Motion Flashcards

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1) What are the units for speed?

2) What is the formula for speed?

A

1) The units for speed are km/h, m/s, or mph.

2) Speed = Distance/Time

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1) What is a mean(average) speed?

2) What is the relative speed?

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1) The total distance something travels divided by the total time taken is the mean (or average) speed for a journey.
2) The speed of one object compared to another – both objects could be moving.

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What is a distance-time graph?

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A graph that shows how far and how fast something travels during a journey. Steeper lines on the graph show faster speeds.

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1) What is the gradient?

2) How do you calculate the gradient?

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1) The gradient of a line on a graph is a measure of how steep the line is.
2) gradient = vertical change(distance moved)/ horizontal change (time taken)

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1) What is a force multiplier?

2) What is a distance multiplier?

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1) Force multipliers are when the force that is put in (the effort) is increased.
2) A distance multipliers is if a machine makes the load move further than the effort.

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What is a turning force called?

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A turning force is called a moment.

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1) What is the formula for moment?

2) How is the moment increased?

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1) moment (in N m) = force (in N) × perpendicular distance from the pivot (m)
2) The longer the distance of the lever, the greater the moment.

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8
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List examples of simple machines

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— Lever
— Ramp
— Pulley

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1) What is work done and what is the unit for work?

2) What is the formula for work?

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1) The energy transferred when a force moves an object. It is measured in joules(J).
2) work = force × distance moved in the direction of the force

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Define Equilibrium

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Equilibrium means in balance

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