Chapter 9: Forces And Their Effects Flashcards

1
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What do all non-contact forces have?

A

A field

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2
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Non-contact forces:

A
  • magnetic
  • (static) electricity (electrostatic)
  • weight/gravity
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3
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Contact forces:

A
  • friction
  • reaction
  • upthrust
  • air resistance
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4
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Newton’s 1st Law:

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If an object is at rest or moving at a constant speed in a straight line (constant velocity), it will remain at rest or keep moving in a straight line at constant speed unless it is acted upon by a (resultant) force

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5
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Newton’s 2nd Law:

A

F = ma

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6
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Newton’s 3rd Law:

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Every action has an equal and opposite reaction

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7
Q

With force diagrams (eg. A car with arrows showing forces), what needs to always be included?

A

Calculate resultant force, and then state direction (vector so it needs direction)

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8
Q

How do you rearrange arrows in resultant force diagrams?

A

Tip-to-tail

Then resultant force starts from where the force comes from

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9
Q

What is the resultant force in a resultant force diagram when you make a complete shape?

A

0

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10
Q

How do you calculate resultant force in a resultant force diagram when the shape is not complete?

A

Part overhanging is the resultant force
OR
The piece joining the shape together starting from the start point is the resultant force

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11
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If resultant force is 0N …

A

The object will be stationary or travelling at constant speed in a straight line (constant velocity)

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12
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If resultant force is not 0N and is against the motion …

A

The object will be decelerating

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13
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If resultant force is not 0N and is with the motion …

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The object will be accelerating

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14
Q

What does the moment of a force depend on?

A
  • the size of the force

- where the force is applied

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15
Q

What is a turning force called?

A

A moment

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16
Q

How do you get the greatest moment?

A
  • greatest force

- furthest distance from pivot

17
Q

Moment of a force is measured in …

A

Nm (Newton metres)

18
Q

Moment of a force (Nm) =

A

Force (N) x distance normal (perpendicular) to direction of the force (m)

19
Q

When a system involving rotational forces is in equilibrium …

A

The sum of clockwise moments = the sum of anti-clockwise moments

20
Q

If a larger gear is driven by a smaller gear … (low gear)

A

The large gear will rotate slowly, but will have a greater moment

21
Q

If a smaller gear is driven by a larger gear … (high gear)

A

The smaller gear will rotate quickly, but will have a smaller moment

22
Q

Describe relationship between radius and turning effect (moment) within gears

A

Directly proportional - if radius has doubled, turning effect doubles

23
Q

Look over ….

A

GEARS (watch video etc)