Force Gravity and Pressure Flashcards

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Name some international system units

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m, kg, s, A (ampers), K, mol, cd (candelas)

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What is scalar?

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quantity described by a single unit (size, magnitude, mass, temp, length) magnitude only

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What is vector?

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Deals with magnitude and direction (displacement, velocity, acceleration, force) magnitude and direction

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Is force a vector or a scalar?

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a vector

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What is the sum of all venctors on a given object or system?

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net force

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Is zero NET force the same as zero force?

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NO

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Newton’s first law

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an object will remain at rest or in motion indefinitely unless a net force acts upon the object

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Newton’s second law

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Force is proportional to a specific mass and an acceleration in a specific direction

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Newton’s third law

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For each force there is an equal but opposite directed force

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How is force measured?

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Force= mass x acceleration
Newton= kg x m/s/s
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what is one newton?

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the amount of force required to move one kilogram of an object one meter per second per second

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what is weight?

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measure of mass in accordance with it’s gravitational relationship

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Gravitational Force

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any two particles with mass have an additional force between them

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What does gravity equal?

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9.81m/s/s or 32ft/s/s

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What is a dyne?

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way of measuring force when the force is VERY small

gm x cm/ s/s

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What is pressure?

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a measure of a given force dispersed over a specific area

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How is pressure measured?

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P=F/a it is inversely proportional to area and directly proportional to force. Measured in pascals.

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What is a pascal?

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Standard unit of pressure. equal to one newton per meter squared

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What does one 1 N/m(squared) equal?

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102 gms/m squared

20
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100kPa equivalents

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1 atm, 1 BAR, 760 mmHg, 760 torr, 1020 cmH2O, 14.7 lb/in squared

21
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Does atmospheric pressure go up or down as you rise above sea level?

A

down

22
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What is fluid pressure?

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the pressure in a fluid is transferrable in an enclosed system. old school BP cuff

23
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Gauge Pressure

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the pressure reading of a container of some kind above and beyond atmospheric pressure

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Absolute Pressure

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the combination of atmospheric pressure and any pressure ABOVE atmospheric pressure

25
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What is the calculation for pressure?

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Pressure= Force/ Area

When force is constant and area increases then the pressure decreases