Bending, Stretching, Extension & Energy Transfers Flashcards

1
Q

What does the term elastic distortion mean

A

Means that a material will return it to its original shape when the deforming force is removed
eg. Rubber band when stretched a little

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2
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What is the opposite of elastic distortion

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Inelastic distortion - when force is added and then removed it remains deformed
Eg. Drinks can

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3
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When does extension occur

A

When an object increases in length

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4
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When does compression occur

A

When an object decreases in length

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5
Q

Give the equation for hookes law

A

Force = spring constant x extension
F= K x 𝑥

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6
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What is spring constant a measure of

A

The stiffness of a spring up to its limit of proportionality
(Gradient of a straight line)

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7
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What does a steep line on a graph say about the spring

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Steeper line = stiffer spring

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8
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What are the two forces acting on the spring

A

Tension
Gravity

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9
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How do you calculate the energy stored in the spring

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Energy stored = 1/2 x spring constant x extension^2
Also energy Under the force extension graph

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10
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What does it mean for the spring after the limit of proportionality

A

It is permanently deformed

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