Forces and Elasticity Flashcards

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1
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What changes of shape can happen due to force

A

Bending, pulling and pushing

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2
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What is a change in shape called?

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Deformation

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3
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What is elastic deformation?

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When the shape CAN return to its original shape after force is removed

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What is inelastic deformation

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When the shape CANT return to its original shape after the force is moved

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What is hookes law and its equation?

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The size of the deformation is directly proportional to the deforming load or force
F=ke

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6
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What is the limit of proportionality

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Point where hookes law is no longer true when stretching a material

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What is the spring constant?

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Measure of the stiffness of a spring to the limit of its proportionality

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What happens if the spring constant is high?

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The spring is stiffer

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9
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What is the relation between force and exsention?

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Force applied is directly proportional to extension

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10
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What is elastic limit?

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Furthest point a material can be stretched, WHILST being able to return to original shape

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What happens when an object is stretched past elastic limit?

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It cant return to its original shape and is INELASTIC

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12
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Where does non linear(not directly proportional) extension occur?

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Clay or putty

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13
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What does a force-extension graph look like?

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A straight line upwards until is flattens because its past the limit of proportionality so its turned inelastic

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14
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Explain the force and extension practical in a spring

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1)Secure clamp to bench with a G-clap stand
2)Attach two clamps to clamp stand
3)Attach spring to top clamp and ruler to bottom clamp
4)Make ruler vertical with zero at top of the spring
5)Record unloaded length of spring
6)Add masses on 100g at a time till it reaches 1000g and record

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