Force Moments Work And Power Flashcards
Forces
A force is anything which causes an object to change its velocity
Force is measured in Newton’s
Friction
Friction is the force that prevents easy movement between two objects in contact
• High friction : Sand paper, Car Tyres and rough soled shoes
• Low Friction: wet soap, ice and glass
Weight
- Weight = mass x gravity
- What is the weight of an object of mass 6.5 kg?
- Calculate the weight of an object of mass 200g.
- What is the mass of a person whose weight is 620 N?
Hooke’s Laws
Hooke’s Law states that the extension of an elastic body (a spring) is directly proportional to the force applied to it
Forces always occur in pairs
• For every force there is an equal opposit force
Measuring Forces
To measure force we use a newton meter also called a spring balance
• Can you find the force of your pencil case?
• 1kg has a force of 10N
Force Quantities in every day life
A •a. •b. •c. •d. •e. •f. Newton is a very small unit 1N to lift an Apple 12N to lift your textbook 20N to open a can of Coke 50N to squash an egg 100N or more to push a supermarket trolley Car brakes can exert a force of about 5000N on wheels to stop the car. Force Quantities in every day life
Friction
Friction is the force that prevents easy movement between two objects in contact
• High friction : Sand paper, Car Tyres and rough soled shoes
• Low Friction: wet soap, ice and glass
What woul
LUBRICANT
• A LUBRICANT is anything that reduces friction
Work
• Work is done when a force moves an object
• We can find the amount of work done by multiplying the force used by the distance moved
Work (j) = Force (N) x Distance (m)
Work and energy are measured in joules
Power
Is the rate at which work is done
Power is measured in Watts where 1 watt =1j/s
Power (w) = Work done (j) Time (s)
4 advantages of friction
Disadvantage
Driving,walking,nailys,sports playable
Break cars,foret fires,bones artistries