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Forces And Motion Flashcards

0
Q

What can force cause an object to do

A

Move
Accelerate
Change speed or direction

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1
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What is a force

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A push of pull that acts on an object

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2
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What is force measured in

A

Newtons

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3
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What is used to represent the direction and strength of a force

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Arrows

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4
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What is the overall force acting on an object after all the forces are combined

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Net force

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5
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Balanced forces have a net force of ______.

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Zero

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What happens when an unbalanced force acts on an object

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It accelerates or changes direction

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7
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Vocab

A force that opposes the motion of objects that touch as they move past each other

A

Friction

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8
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All moving objects are subject to __________.

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Friction

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9
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What friction force acts on objects that are NOT moving

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Static friction

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10
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What direction does static friction act in

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In the direction opposite the applied force

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Compare sliding and static friction

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Sliding friction takes less force that static friction. Sliding friction also acts in the opposite direction of the push.

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12
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What friction is caused by the floor and object being slightly bent out of shape as an object rolls

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Rolling friction

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13
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Why are ball bearings used in machinery

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To lesson the friction in machines

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14
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What friction opposes the motion of an object through a fluid

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Fluid friction

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15
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How does fluid friction increase

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It increases as the speed of the object moving through the fluids increase

16
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What is gravity

A

An attractive force that acts between any 2 masses

17
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When is gravity stronger

A

Masses involved are bigger/closer together

18
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Gravity causes falling objects to ________.

A

Accelerate downward

19
Q

Air resistance reduces ________.

A

Acceleration

20
Q

What is mass measured in

A

Kilograms

21
Q

Does mass change in space?

A

No

22
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Why would your weight change in space

A

Mass in space is different from mass on earth

23
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What did Isaac Newton publish

A

Principia

24
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What is the first law of motion also called

A

Law of inertia

25
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What is inertia

A

Tendency of an object to resist change in motion

26
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The more mass equals the more what

A

Inertia

27
Q

Mass is the measurement of _________ in an object

A

Inertia

28
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Second law of motion

A

Acceleration = net force divided by mass

29
Q

How do u find force

A

Force = mass x acceleration

30
Q

Acceleration always works in the same direction as __________.

A

Net force

31
Q

SI unit for acceleration

A

Newtons per kilogram

32
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Third law of motion

A

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

33
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How do you find momentum

A

Mass times velocity

34
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Units for momentum

A

Kilograms times meters per second

35
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Okay what is a closed system

A

A system where other objects and forces cannot enter or leave a system

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