A.2 Forces Flashcards

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what is fluid resistance?

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opposition to motion through fluid

Affected by viscocity, velocity, density, and surface area.

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what is terminal velocity?

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forces are balanced and therefore velocity is constant

  • affects flight path of projectiles- not parabolic, lower max height, lower range, steeper fall than rise, time taken to hit floor decreases
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what is a force?

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  • vector quantity
  • causes change in shape
  • causes acceleration
  • measured in Newtons N
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what is a free body diagram?

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all forces acting on a single body/object from a single point

If a closed room it means it is equilibrium

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what is elastic force?

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  • restoring force back to equilibrium position
  • not only springs and bands elastic
  • proportional to extention
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what is Hooke’s law?

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F=-kx
Force and extention are directly proportional until the limit of proportionality

ELASTIC BAND does not obey hookes law- not a straight line (look at notes)- area tells us work done in stretching vs unloading

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what is the elastic limit?

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  • if stretched beyond, object will not return to original shape when force is removed
  • this is called plastic/permanent deformation
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what is friction?

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  • force that opposes motion between two surfaced
  • static= force applied but no motion
  • dynamic= constant- less than static

coefficient of friction= μ

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what is drag?

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a frictional force caused by motion through a fluid
factors:
- speed- f=kv for small, slow moving objects, and f=kv^2 for large, fast moving objects
- nature of fluid- density, viscosity
- shape of object
- nature of surface of object.

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what is viscosity?

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  • resistance of fluid to motion of objects through it
  • resistance of the fluid to flow
  • greater viscocity = greater drag force

for a sphere radius r

symbol= η

mg=ρ4/3πr^3+6πηrv

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