chapter 8 year 1 mech Flashcards

1
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give unit for mass

A

kg (kilograms)

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2
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give unit for length/displacement

A

m (metres)

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3
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give unit for time

A

s (seconds)

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4
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give unit for speed/velocity

A

m s^-1 (metres per second)

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5
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give unit for acceleration

A

m s^-2 (metres per second squared)

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6
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give unit for force/weight

A

Newtons or kg m s^-2

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7
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what does gradient of displacement-time graph represent

A

velocity

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8
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what does gradient of velocity-time graph represent

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acceleration

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9
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what does area under graph on velocity-time graph represent

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distance

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10
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using a method from yr1 pure, how can we work out gradient of velocity-time graph (acceleration)

A

use differentiation

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11
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using a method from yr1 pure, how can we work out area under curve of velocity-time graph (distance)

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use integration

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12
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what do the letters of suvat represent

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s = displacement
u = initial velocity
v = final velocity
a = acceleration
t = time

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13
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what does it mean if somethings a paritcle

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  • dimensions of object are negligible meaning mass of object concentrated at single point.
  • rotational forces/air resistance can be ignored
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14
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give an example of a particle and why is it actually modelled in this way

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  • mass
  • dimensions are negligible and rotational forces as well as effects of air resistance can be ignored
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15
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what does it mean if something is on a rough/smooth surface

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  • objects in contact with surface does/doesnt experience friction
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16
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what does it mean if you model a smooth/light pulley

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  • no friction so tension same in string either side of pulley
  • pulley has no mass
17
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what does it mean if string is inextensible

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  • string doesnt stretch under load meaning acceleration the same in any connected objects/ objects connected by a taut
18
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what does it mean if string has light mass

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  • mass is negligible
19
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what does something being a rod mean

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  • its one dimension if negligible (like pole or beam) meaning mass is concentrated along line –> rigid (wont bend, stretch or compress)
  • has no thickness
20
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what is a peg/support

A
  • support from which a body can be suspended or rested meaning dimensionless and fixed.
  • can be rough or smooth depending on question
21
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what is lamina

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  • object with area but negligible thickness (sheet of paper)
  • mass is distributed across a flat surface
22
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what is a uniform body

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-mass is distributed evenly (concentrated at single point at geometrical centre of object i.e. centre of mass)

23
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what is a light object

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  • mass of object is small compared to other masses
  • like string or pulley
24
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what do we treat a light object as having

A
  • zero mass
  • tension same at both ends of a light string
25
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what is a wire

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  • rigid, thin length of metal that is treated as 1-dimesnional
26
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what is a bead

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  • particle with hole in it for threading on a wire or string so it can move freely
  • tension is the same on either side of bead
27
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what is air resistance

A
  • resistance experienced as object moves through air
28
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how is air resistance usually modelled

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  • being negligible
29
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what is gravity

A
  • force of attraction between all objects
  • assume all objects with mass are attracted towards earth
30
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how is acceleration due to gravity denoted

A

g

31
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what is earths gravity

A
  • uniform and acts vertically downwards
  • 9.8 m s^-2