forces Flashcards
what are forces
push or pull between two objects
what is a contact force
contact between two different objects
what is a non contact force
attraction or repulsion between two
objects
what are contact forces
push, twist, pulling,
gravitational force =
non contact force
is gravity a force
no
what are some non contact forces
Magnetism, electrostatic,
what do we measure forces in
newtons (N)
how do we represent a fore
arrows
Measuring the magnitude of a force
spring balance
balanced force
forces acting on an object are balanced perfect there is no resultant force
unbalanced force
unbalanced, or resultant, force is acting on an object, its motion will be changing (accelerate in the
direction of the net force)
If an object has no resultant force acting on it …
object will remain at rest or continue a constant speed, in a straight line
what is friction
opposes the movement between
two objects in contact.
Friction increases with ….
surface area
what is air resistance ( drag )
force that acts in the opposite direction to an object moving through the air
what is gravity
non-contact force that pulls objects towards the centre of the
Earth.
larger the mass of the objects…
stronger the force of gravity
what is mass
Mass is the amount of matter
what is weight
Weight is the force of gravity on a mass
what do we measure mass in
grames (G)
what do we measure weight in
newtons (N)
measure mass and weight
w = m x g
weight = mass x gravity
what is terminal velocity
reached mass
what is a cohesive force
force of attraction between
molecules of the same substance
what is an adhesive force
force of attraction between
molecules of different substances
what has the strongest surface tension of any liquid
water
what is Buoyancy
the tendency of an object to float in a fluid
what is surface tension
property of the surface of a liquid that allows it to resist an external force due to water molecules
3 field forces
gravitational, magnetic, electric
what are atoms made of
protones, newtons, electrons
`mrs gren:
movement, respiration, sensitivity, growth, reproduction, excretion, nutrition
taxonomic ranking:
classification of different things
7 levels of classification: ( dear kate…)
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species