Force and Motion Flashcards

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  • a push or a pull
  • an agent that alter the velocity of a body by changing its speed or direction
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force

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basic forces in nature

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  • gravitational force
  • electromagnetic force
  • strong nuclear force
  • weak nuclear force
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force of attraction that acts over a large distance

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gravitational force

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electric and magnetic interaction fused into a single interaction

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electromagnetic force

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exist between nuclear particles ; the nuclear binding force; a short ranged force

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strong nuclear force

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responsible for the very slow nuclear decay processes (radioactivity) like beta decay of the neutron

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weak nuclear force

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classification of forces

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  • effects on motion (efforts)
  • line of action
  • relation to work
  • interaction of bodies
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produce no motion or motion with constant velocity

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balanced forces

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produce accelerated motion

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unbalanced forces

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may go in the same direction or in opposite direction

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parallel forces

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those that met at a point

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concurrent forces

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can do work and can be stored as energy

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conservative forces

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can do work but cannot be stored

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non-conservative forces

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when an object is pushed by another, the two bodies are in contact with each other

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contact force

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  • force may act at a distance
  • there is no contact between the body exerting the force and the body being acted upon
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distant force

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16
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continuous change in position with reference to a fixed point

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motion

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branch of physics concerned with the study of motion and what produces and affect it

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mechanics

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deals with the description of motion of objects without consideration of what causes the motion (quantitative)

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kinematics

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19
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analysis of the causes of motion

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dynamics

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2 important aspects of motion

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  • a change of position or displacement
  • the passage of time
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  • a measurement of how fast one is moving
  • defined as distance per unit time
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speed

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speed accompanied with direction

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velocity

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23
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rate at which the motion was changed

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acceleration

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a body that is not in uniform motion is said to be _____

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accelerating

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a state of fall under the influence of only gravity- free from air resistance
free-fall
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average value of free-fall's acceleration
9.8 m/s squared
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3 conditions wherein acceleration occurs
- change in the magnitude of the object's velocity, or change in speed - change in direction of the object's velocity - both change in speed and velocity
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Newton's Laws of Motion
- law of inertia - law of acceleration - law of interaction
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measure of the inertia of an object
mass
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force of gravity on the object
weight
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the change in the state of motion of objects is caused by a _____
net force
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resistance of an object to changing its state of rest or state in motion/to continue moving at uniform velocity
inertia
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“Any object will continue in its state of rest or uniform velocity unless acted on by a net force”
law of inertia
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“When acted on by a net force, an object will accelerate proportional to the amount of the net force”
law of acceleration
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SI unit of acceleration
Newton
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proportional to the net force and inversely proportional to the mass of the object
acceleration
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“To every action there is an equal and opposite reaction”
law of interaction
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“Every particle in the universe attracts every other particle in the universe with a force that is proportional to the product of the two particles’ masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them”
law of universal gravitation
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state of balance
equilibrium
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- bodies which are **at rest** - **no motion** is produced
static equilibrium
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body that **moves** with uniform motion
dynamic equilibrium
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states of equilibrium
- stable - unstable - neutral
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stability of an object is affected by the:
- position of the center of gravity (lower) - area of the base (larger) - weight of the object (greater)
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conditions for equilibrium
- translational / force equilibrium - rotational / torque equilibrium
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"At equilibrium, the forces are such to cancel one another out" or "The **sum of all the forces** is equal to zero"
translational / force condition
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"The **sum of the torques** acting on an object, as calculated about any axis, must be zero"
rotational / torque condition
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a torque that tends to rotate the object **counterclockwise** is usually considered _____
positive
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a torque that tends to rotate the object **clockwise** is usually considered ____
negative
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- force that **opposes motion** - parallel to the surface which are in contact
friction
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types of friction
- static friction - kinetic friction
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friction between two surfaces that are **not sliding** relative to each other
static friction
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friction between surfaces that are **sliding** over one another
sliding friction
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friction between two surfaces when one surface is **rolling** over another
rolling friction
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ratio of the friction force to the normal force passing the two surfaces together
coefficient of friction
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_____ and _____ cause the change in the shape or motion of an object
- gravity - friction
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- Acts even at a distance - Strength of the force is dependent on the distance between the objects and mass - Reduced by decreasing the masses of objects and /or increasing the distance between them - Directed toward the center of the object
gravity
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- Present only when the two surfaces are in contact - Depends on the nature and roughness of the surface in contact and masses of objects rubbing each other - Reduced by lubricants and improving the smoothness of the rubbing surfaces - Direction is opposite the direction of the motion of the object and perpendicular to the surface of contact
friction
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an object or body thrown with an initial velocity and whose motion is influenced by the pull of gravity
projectile
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Objects that are initially thrown horizontally in space will be acted upon by gravity thus will move in x and y directions simultaneously.
projectile motion
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path of the projectile
trajectory
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2 types of motion determined by trajectory
- vertical motion - horizontal motion
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an object travelling in a circle at constant speed is said to be undergoing a _______
uniform circular motion
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time required for an object to make one complete revolution
period
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number of revolutions completed by the object in a given time
frequency
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device which separates the lighter and heavier substances in a mixture
centrifuge
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suggests that the force of gravity acting between any two objects is inversely proportional to the square of the separation distance between the object's center
inverse square law
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German astrologer who preceded Newton's law of gravitation
Johannes Kepler
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Kepler's laws of planetary motion
- law of orbits - law of areas - law of periods
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"The planet then follows the ellipse in its orbit, which means that the Earth-Sun distance is constantly changing as the planet earth goes around its orbit"
law of orbits
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point of nearest approach of the planet to the Sun
perihelion
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point of greatest separation
aphelion
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By Kepler's ____ law, the planet moves fastest when it is near perihelion and slowest when it is near aphelion
second (Law of Areas)
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Kepler's ____ Law implies that the period for a planet to orbit the Sun increases rapidly with the radius of its orbit.
third (Law of Periods)