Forces and their effect Flashcards

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Explain why Cylinder A sinks further in the sand than Cylinder B

A
  • gas cylinders have the same weight
  • but cylinder A has the smallest area that is in contact with the ground
  • the smaller the area, the greater the force
  • so cylinder A exerts greater pressure on the ground
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The bubbles of a gas rise to the surface.

The temperature of the gas does not change

Explain what happens to a bubble as it rises to the surface

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  • bubbles get bigger
  • molecules of gas in constant motion
  • molecules widely spread and move randomly
  • molecules impact on surface of bubble molecules
  • average of impacts produces gas pressure
  • pressure due to rate at which gas particles collide
  • liquid pressure decreases as bubble rises
  • if pressure decreases volume of bubble will increase
  • as volume increases, rate at which particles collide with the surface of bubble decreases
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How far did Sam travel during 15s?

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D - 150m

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At which of these times is the resultant force on joe bigger

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B - at 7s

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5
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Explain why Joe finds it easier to accelerate

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  • mass is less

- more acceleration from the same force

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Truck

the resultant force on the car is

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A - 0N

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7
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Discuss whether this rope could be strong enough to tow the car with the truck

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  • the rope doesn’t have to support the weight of the car
  • tension caused by accelerating force
  • forces could be kept below 12,000 if acceleration is kept low
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Force P

Force Q

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B -

Force P : reaction
Force Q: friction.

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Explain whether he does more total work if he walks up the same stairs instead of running

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  • work done is the same for walking and running

- because work done depends on force and distance only not time

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