ch 3 - dynamics Flashcards

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resultant force =

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resultant force = mass * acceleration
F = ma

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newton’s second law?

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. resultant force is proportional or equal to mass*acceleration

. resultant force is proportional or equal to rate of change of momentum of the body

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what is intertia?

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the tendency of an object in motion to remain in motion and object at rest to stay unless an external unbalanced force acts on it

a measure of how difficult it is to change the velocity or speed and direction of an object

measure of mass of an object

greater mass = greater inertia

acceleration inversely proportional to mass

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what is weight?

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the force on an object caused by a gravitational field acting on its mass, doenwards arrow

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what is friction?

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the name for a resistive force when two surfaces are in contact and tending to silde over one another, acts along a surface

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what is drag?

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a resistive force similar to friction, opposes the motion of the object in both air and water, reduced by giving object a streamlined shape

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what is upthrust?

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the upwards forces experienced by any object in the fluid, arises from pressure fluid exerts on an object

deeper = more pressure

if upthrust > object weight, objecy floats

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what is a contact force/normal force?

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a force that pushes up against you weight and give support so you don’t fall down

force than acts at right angles to the surface when two objects meet

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what is tension?

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the force in a rope or string when it is stretched, pulls back to shorten the string or spring

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10
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what is centre of gravity?

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the point where the entire weight of an object appears to act

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W = mg

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12
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g moon =

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1.6 m s-2

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g earth =

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9.81 m s - 2

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newton’s first law?

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an object remains at rest or travels at constant velocity unless it is acted on by a resultant force

F = ma

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uniform motion?

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the natural state of motion of an object - uniform velocity, constant speed and direction

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16
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what is a resultant force?

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the single force that has the same effect as all of the forces acting on the object

17
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what is terminal velocity?

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the maximum velocity reached by an object falling under gravity or accelerated by a constant force

18
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what is a resistive force?

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a backwards force in the opposite direction to movement caused by friction or some other viscous force

19
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less drag in air because…

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air less dense than water

20
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newton’s third law?

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whne two bodies interact, the forces they exert on each other are equal in size and opposite in direction

21
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what are the characteristics of the forces that make a up a ‘newton’s third law pair’

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. act on different objects
. opposite in direction
. equal in magnitude
. forces of the same type

22
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forces of the same type can be:

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. gravitational forces
. electrical forces
. contact forces
. tension forces
. magnetic forces

23
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what are base units?

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defined units of the SI system from which all other units are derived

. length = m
. mass = kg
. time = s
. electric current = A
. thermodynamic temperature = K
. amount of substance = mol
. luminous intensity = cd (candela)

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what are derived units?

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unit that are combinations of the base units of then SI system

25
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force = (unit )

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kg m s-2

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speed = (unit)

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ms - 1

27
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what does homogeneous mean?

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equations with the same base unit on each side are homogenous

28
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kilo

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10³ (k)

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mega

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10^6 (M)

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giga

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10^9 (G)

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tera

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10^12 (T)

32
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deci

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10^-1 (d)

33
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centi

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10^-2 (c)

34
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milli

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10^-3 (m)

35
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micro

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10^-6 (u)

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nano

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10^-9 (n)

37
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pico

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10^-12 (p)