Energy Flashcards

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What is a force?

A

A push or pull or twist in a particular direction.

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Name a few forces.

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Thrust, lift, air resistance, normal contact, tension, elastic, friction, Gravity or weight, upthrust.

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3
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What are 4 forces on free body diagram of car?

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Normal contact
Friction car Thrust
Gravity(weight)

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4
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What is difference between scalar and vector quantities?

A

Scalar quantities have size only no direction
(Mass)
Vector quantities have both size and direction
(Velocity)

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5
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What is resultant force?

A

More than one force acting on an object can be replaced by a single overall force.

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What is mass and what is weight?

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Mass is amount of matter. (kg)
Weight is force of gravity on an object. (N)

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7
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What equation is used to calculate weight?

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Weight = mass*gravitational field strength

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8
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What is it called when objects change shape due to force exerted on them?

A

Deformation

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9
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What happens to elastic material when force is removed?

A

Regains its og shape.

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10
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How to calculate Force?

A

Force = spring constant*extension
(N) (N/m) (m)

F = k e

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11
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How to calculate efficiency?

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efficiency=useful energy/total energy

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12
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What is kinetic energy?

A

Energy in moving objects.

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13
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How to calculate kinetic energy?

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Ek = 1/2 x mass x speed²

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13
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How to calculate work done?

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Work done= Force*displacement

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14
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How to calculate GPE?

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Ep = mass x gravity field strength x height

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15
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How to calculate energy transferred (thermal) ?

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energy transferred=mass x specific heat capacity x temp change

16
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How to calculate power?

A

Power=energy transferred/time taken

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How to calculate Ee?

A

elastic potential energy = 0.5 × spring constant × (extension) ²

18
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What is a scalar quantity?

A

Where just the magnitude is given.

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What is vector quantity?

A

Where magnitude + direction is given.

20
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What is distance?
(Scalar or vector)

A

Distance - Total length of the journey . It has a magnitude but no direction . Therefore distance is a scalar.

21
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Equation for speed:

A

Speed = Distance / time

22
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Equation for velocity:

A

Velocity = Displacement / Time

23
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How to determine if something is scalar or vector using equation?

A

If one thing is vector in equation answer is vector. If both scalar it is scalar.

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Examples of scalar :
Area,mass, speed, distance, time, energy transferred and power
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Examples of vector :
Velocity, friction, displacement, upthrust, weight, momentum
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Definition of contact force:
A contact force is any force that occurs as a result of two objects making contact with each other.
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Definition of non-contact force:
A non-contact force is a force which acts on an object without coming physically in contact with it.
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What is 'limit of proportionality'?
When the spring is to far extended and does not return to its original shape.
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What happens when we stretch a spring?
1) Force is applied to change the length of it 2) When we put in energy it is stored within it 3) THis energy is called elastic potential energy
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How do we calculate GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL ENERGY?
Ep = m * g * h (j) (Kg) (N/Kg) (m) Ep = mass * gravitational field strength * height
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How do we calculate CHANGE IN THERMAL ENERGY?
△E = m * c * △θ (J) (Kg) (J/Kg) (°C) △E = mass * specific heat capacity * temp change
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Definition of work done :
Whenever energy is transferred from one store to another.
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The equation for WORK DONE?
Work done = Force * Distance
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The equation for POWER :
Power = Work done / time
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Definition of a watt :
1 watt is an energy transfer of 1 J per second
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The equation for EFFICIENCY :
Efficiency = Useful / Total energy
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2 Ways to increase efficiency :
Insulation Lubriication