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1
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Equation for Speed

A

speed = distance / time

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2
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Typical walking speed

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1.4 m/s

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3
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Typical running speed

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3.3 m/s

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4
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Typical wind speed

A

6 m/s

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5
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Typical speed of bus in town

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10 m/s

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6
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Typical speed of sound

A

330 m/s

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7
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Typical speed of car on motorway

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31 m/s

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8
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Equation for Acceleration

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acceleration = change in velocity / time taken

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9
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Equation for Moment

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moment = force x perpendicular distance

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10
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Equation for Force (moment)

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force = moment / perpendicular distance

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11
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Equation for Pressure

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pressure = force / area

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12
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Equation for Pressure in liquids

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pressure beneath the surface = density × gravitational field strength × depth

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13
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What is Upthrust

A

upward force exerted by a fluid that opposes the weight of a object

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14
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When does an object float ?

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If the object’s weight is equal to the upthrust, then the forces balance and the object will float in the liquid.

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15
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When does an object sink ?

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If object’s weight is greater than the upthrust, then the object will sink.

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16
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Pressure Difference

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pressure difference=density of fluid×gravitational field strength×change in depth

17
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Weight

A

is the force that acts on an object in a gravitational field

weight = mass x gravitational field strength

18
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Resultant Force

A

Resultant Force = forces acting in one direction−forces acting in the opposite direction

19
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Newton’s 2nd Law

A

resultant force = mass x acceleration

20
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Hooke’s Law

A

force = spring constant x spring extension

21
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Elastic Potential Energy Stored in a Spring

A

E = 1/2 x spring constant x extension²

22
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Equation for Spring Extension

A

spring extension = force applied / spring constant

23
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Equation for Momentum

A

momentum = mass x velocity

24
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Equation for Force when given change in momentum

A

force = change in momentum / time

25
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Equation for Work Done

A

work done = force x distance

26
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Newton’s Third Law

A

whenever two objects interact, they exert equal and opposite forces on each other.

27
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Newtons’s First Law

A

an object remains in the same state of motion unless a resultant force acts on it.

If resultant force zero:

  • a stationary object stays stationary
  • a moving object continues to move at the same velocity (at the same speed and in the same direction)