Biomechanics 5 Flashcards

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what is linear motion

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motion in a (straight or curved) line with all body parts moving at the same speed, in the same direction, at the same time

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what is distance and it’s equation

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how much ground is covered when in motion from one position to another. speed x time (m)

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what is displacement and it’s equation

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shortest straight line route between two positions. velocity x time (m)

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what is speed and it’s equation

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the rate at which an object travels a distance. distance/time. (m/s)

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what is velocity and it’s equation

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the rate of change of speed (or displacement) in a given direction. displacement/time (m/s)

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what is acceleration/deceleration with equation

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the rate of change of velocity/change on velocity in the time taken to make the change (positive or negative).

change of velocity/time. (m/s^2)

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what is linear motion created by

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a direct force which passes through the centre of mass of the body

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interpret a distance/time graph

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  • stationary body
    / constant speed
    ( curved line with decreasing gradient, decreasing speed
    ) curved line with increasing gradient, increasing speed
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interpret a speed/time graph

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  • constant speed
    \ decreasing speed
    / increasing speed/acceleration
    ( positive but decreasing gradient, accelerating
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10
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interpret velocity/time graphs

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\ line with increasing negative velocity
, acceleration in a changed direction
/ deceleration in the changed direction (to stop if the line reaches the x axis)

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what is newton’s first law

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a body continues in a date or rest/uniform velocity unless acted upon by an external force

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12
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what is newton’s first law also known as

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law of inertia

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13
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what is velocity

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rate if change in displacement (the shortest straight line route between start and finish). it is speed in a given direction

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what is newton’s second law

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a body’s rate of change in momentum is proportional to the size of the force applied and acts in the same direction as the force applied

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15
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what is the newton’s second law also known as

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law of acceleration

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16
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how to maximise acceleration

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increase size of force (dependent on velocity/speed of equipment) and increase the mass of object used to increase force (heavier equipment to increase acceleration as long as velocity is not lost)

17
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what is newton’s third law

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for every action force applied to a body there is an equal and opposite reaction force (eg basketballer jumps and applied force on the ground that applied an equal/upward reaction force on the player)

18
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what is newton’s third law also known as

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law of reaction

19
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describe centre of mass

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-point at which a body is balanced in all directions- point of concentration of mass
-com changes position and can move outside the body
-can be affected by weight and position of a body

20
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what is stability and what affects it

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-ability of a body to resist motion and remain at rest and the ability to withstand force applied and return to its original position without damage (ie balanced)

-position of com: the lower, the more stable
-base of support: the larger the base the more stable
-line of gravity: the more central line of gravity to the base of support the greater
-mass of the body: the greater mass, greater inertia, greater