Chapter 1. Motion, Forces And Conservation Of Energy Flashcards
Vectors have
Magnitude and direction
Examples of vector quantities
Force, velocity, weight, acceleration
Scalar quantities have
Magnitude
Examples of scalar quantities
Speed, distance, mass, energy, temperature, time
Distance travelled =
Speed x time
Newton’s first law
A resultant force is needed to make something start moving, speed up or slow down
Weight =
Mass(kg) x gravitational field strength(n/kg)
Newton’s third law
Avery action has an equal and opposite reaction
Momentum =
Mass x velocity
Force =
Mass x acceleration
Types of energy stores
Kinetic Thermal Chemical Gravitational potential Elastic potential Electrostatic Memetic Nuclear
Conservation of energy means
Energy is never created or destroyed
Examples of non - renewable resources are
Fossil fuels, nuclear fuels
Examples of Renewable resources are
Bio-fuels Wind The sun (solar) Hydro-electricity Tides