Forces: Forces and Elasticy. Flashcards

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What happens when you apply a force at the end of a elastic material?

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  • Stretching forces are equal in magnitude but opposite in direction.
  • Forces causes the object to stretch.
  • ## Elastic materials will always return to their original length or shape if we take away the forces acting on them.
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What happens when you apply a squeezing force to an elastic material?

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  • The material compresses.

- Take away forces: Returns to original length.

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What happens when you apply 3 forces to the elastic material?

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  • The material bends.

- When you remove the forces; returns to original length and shape.

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What are changes to an elastic material called?

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  • Elastic deformation.
  • In order to change an objects length or shape, we have to apply more than one force.
  • Apply one force to stationary object: Forces are no longer balanced.
  • Object will move. Not change shape or length.
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What happens when you stretch inelastic materials?

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  • Do not return to their original length when forces are removed.
  • ## These changes are called inelastic deformation.
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How do we calculate the force needed to stretch an elastic object?

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  • Force (N)= Spring Constant (N/m) x extension (m).

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How do we calculate the compression when an elastic object is squeezed?

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  • Force (N)= K (Spring Constant N/m) x compression (e M).
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