Energy - Forces doing work and Forces and their effects Flashcards

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What is the equation that links Work Done, Force and Distance?

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Work done (J) = Force (N) x Distance moved in the direction of the force (m)

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Energy transferred by a force is also known as…?

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Work done

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What is the unit for Work done?

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Work done is Energy transferred, so is measured in Joules (J)

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What is the unit for Power?

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Watts (W)

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The rate at which energy is transferred is also known as…?

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Power

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What is the equation that links Power, Work done (or Energy transferred) and time taken?

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Power (W) = Work done (J)/time taken(s)

P=E/t

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Gravity and Magnetism both cause what type of force?

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Non contact forces

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Friction and upthrust are both examples of what type of force?

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Contact forces

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9
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The space around an object where it can affect other objects is known as a force ______.

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Field

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There are two methods for finding resultant force using Vector diagrams - what are they?

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1) Parallelogram method
2) Tip-to-Tail method

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What is a free body force diagram?

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A diagram showing all the forces acting on a single object. The arrows represent force vectors - the direction of the arrow shows the direction of the force and the length of the arrow represents its size.

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We can resolve a force into its horizontal and vertical _________.

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Components

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