Kinematics unit 1.2 Flashcards

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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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Define instantaneous Velocity

A

Rate of change of displacement

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3
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Define instantaneous Speed

A

Rate of change of its distance travelled

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4
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Define instantaneous Acceleration

A

Rate of change of Velocity

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5
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What is the gradient of a Displacement time graph

A

Velocity

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6
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What does a Straight line represent in a Displacement time graph

A

Constant gradient

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7
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What does a increasing gradient (upwards curve) represent in a Displacement time graph

A

increase in velocity

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What does a decreasing gradient (decreasing curve) represent in a Displacement time graph

A

Decrease in velocity

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9
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What does a Negative gradient represent in a Displacement time graph

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Negative velocity - returning back to the place the object came from

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10
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What is the gradient of a Velocity time graph

A

acceleration

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11
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What is the area between line and axis of a Velocity time graph

A

Displacement

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12
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What does a Positive Straight line represent in a Velocity time graph

A

Increasing acceleration

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13
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What does a Negative Straight line represent in a Velocity time graph

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Decreasing acceleration

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14
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What does constant velocity (Gradient=0) in a Velocity time graph represent?

A

acceleration = 0

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15
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What are the 4 suvat equations?

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  1. v=u+at
  2. v^2=u^2+2as
  3. s=ut+1/2at^2
  4. s=t(u+v)/2
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16
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Define Acceleration Due to Gravity

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Acceleration of a free falling object. (Gravity only force)

17
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Link between Drag and Velocity

A

Faster you go greater the drag ie acceleration is not constant.