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Force And Motion Flashcards

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1
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Why do objects recoil in explosions.

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Objects needs to have equal momentum in the explosion e.g rowing boat recoils as it needs to have equal momentum to the Person jumping off it

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What happens if impact time is made longer

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Force and momentum decrease

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What happens to a moving objects momentum if no forces act on it

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It stays the same

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4
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What happens when an object is thrown in the air

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Gravity decreases its momentum as it goes up

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5
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What is elastic collision

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When no kinetic energy is lost it gained

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What is a crumple zone

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Front and end of a car to lessen impact force . Increase impact time

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Equation for acceleration

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Change in acceleration
——–/————
Time taken

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Equation force mass acceleration

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Force =mass x acceleration

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9
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Five momentum time

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Force = change of momentum
——————-
Time taken

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What happens in an impact when moving object is speeded up

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Momentum increases

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Momentum equation

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Mass x velocity

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What happens to momentum in ana explosion

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Is conserved objects move off in different directions
Positive direction right
Negative direction left

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Thinking distance

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How far car moves when driver suddenly sees a new obstacle and takes time to react to new situation before taking action

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How is thinking distance related to speed and reaction time

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Longer reaction time longer thinking distance and greater speed longer thinking distance

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Braking distance

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How far car travels after driver pushes the brakes and brings it to a stop

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Factors effecting thinking distance

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Tiredness , influence of drugs and alcahol that slow reaction time

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Factors effecting braking distance

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Mass of vehicle , breaking force applied , velocity the vehicle travels at

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Difference between scalar and vector

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Vector is a quantity which has size and direction

Scalar has no direction and is only size

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19
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How does heavy rain affect cars stopping distance

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Increased as car cannot break without skidding , lowers breaking force and increased braking distance

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Inelastic collision

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2 objects collide and stick together e.g two railway trucks

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21
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Elastic colisión example

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Colission between molecules in a gas

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22
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When is momentum not conserved

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In a collision when external forces act on the object

23
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Kinetic energy

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Kinetic energy = 0.5 mass x velocity squared

24
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Unit for momentum

A

Kg m/s

25
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Impulse

A

Force x time

26
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What happens to momentum

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Stays the same providing no external forces act

27
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Partially elastic collision

A

Where object looses some kinetic energy

28
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Elastic behaviour

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Ability of a material to return to original shape after forces causing deformation have been removed

29
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Hookes law

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Extension of a spring is proportional to force up to the elastic limit

30
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Why do rubber bands not demonstrate hooks law

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At beginning the band is stiff and doesn’t stretch much but after it softens

31
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Why do sky divers bend legs when landing

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Landing requires rapid de acceleration so sky divers bend legs so landing takes longer and reduces the force that if the force was large it could break their bones . Bending legs makes landing take longer and reduces force

32
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Stopping distance

A

Sum of thinking and breaking distance

33
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Why does a trolley accelerate

A

It’s weight provides a force to accelerate it

34
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What does friction do to speed

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Friction increases with speed and leads to a smaller resultant force on the object and therefore a smaller acceleration

35
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Instantaneous speed

A

Speed over a short amount of time
Distance covered
————–
Small time interval

36
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Force

A

Mass x acceleration

37
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What happens if balance forces act on an object

A

Moves at a constant speed or stays stationary

38
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What is moment

A

Measuring of a forces turning effect

39
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Moment equation

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Moment = force x perpendicular distance to line of action of action

40
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What must moment be for an object to be in equilibrium

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Moment must be equal on both side

41
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How to change an objects speed

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Unbalanced force must act on it the greater the size the faster the object will speed up or slow down

42
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What is a force

A

A push or a pull

43
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What does the gravitation. Field do

A

Accelerates falling objects . Frictional forces increase until they balance gravitational force

44
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Weight

A

= mass x gravitational field strength

45
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Centre of gravity

A

Where the weight force acts

46
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Elastic limit

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The limit when the shape will change permanently and not return to original length

47
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What is moment measured in

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Newton meters

48
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What is momentum

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A force possessed by masses in motion, a measure of how difficult it is to stop something from moving

49
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What is moment

A

Forces that make objects turn around a fixed point

50
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Why do passengers wear seat belts

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So the reduced deacceleration applies to the passengers body otherwise they will come into contact quickly with another person or part of the car causing a large force to act on them

51
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How to find cemetery of gravity on a regular shape

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Located where lines of symmetry cross

52
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How to find centre of gravity on an irregular shape

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The point of suspension is a pivot point . Shape will not come to rest until it is balance and the centre of gravity is just below the pivot . A plumb line is hung from the pivot point so a like can be drawn perpendicularly from the pivot . The centre of gravity is somewhere along this line . This procedure is repeated suspending the card from a different pivot point and the centre of gravity will be where the two lines cross

53
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What affects an objects stability

A

Low centre of gravity and broad base

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