M1 Flashcards

1
Q

V=
(No s)

A

V= U +AT

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2
Q

V2 =?

A

V2 = U2 + 2AS

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3
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S=
(U and acceleration)

A

= ut + 1/2at2

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4
Q

S=
(V and acceleration)

A

= vt - 1/2at2

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5
Q

S =
(No acceleration)

A

= (u+v)/2 * t

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6
Q

Fmax=

A

μ*R

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7
Q

Impulse =

A

m(v-u)

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8
Q

Conservation of momentum =

A

M1U + M2U = M1V + M2V

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9
Q

(Resultant) Force =

A

Mass x acceleration

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10
Q

Impulse exerted on Q by P, use ……..’s mass/speed

A

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11
Q

Impulse exerted on Q by P means what for P

A

Impulse on Q = -Impulse of P

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12
Q

When doing collision questions like impact and conservation of momentum need to consider what?

A

DIRECTION, PICK A POSITIVE WAY

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13
Q

If a block is vertically falling on another, can use what?

A

Conservation of momentum, not just a horizontal thing

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14
Q

Explain how you used …… being modelled as a particle (beam questions)

A

Weight acts as a point

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15
Q

If solving for T, in velocity time graphs

A

Need distances as simultaneous equations

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16
Q

If needing distance and have a velocity time graphs

A

Distance = area under graph

17
Q

If drawing acceleration time graph where something has 0 acceleration

A

Draw dotted axis for part doesn’t have 0 acc. Then normal line for when it does

18
Q

When using forces and given mass don’t forget….

19
Q

With long marker resolving forces questions (often with pulleys or connected particles)

A
  1. F = μR
  2. Write any trig ratios given
  3. Pick one point and solve for R (remember to resolve weight and other forces)
  4. Solve for T
  5. Use T (as is same) at other point to solve for other point’s thing
20
Q

Explain how you used the fact the beam is a rod…

A

It doesn’t bend and remains rigid

21
Q

If a projection question where 2 particles are thrown and collide and asked to find ANYTHING relating to time

A

The particle thrown 1st will always be [time taken to reach top] + [t] where t is the time for the second one

22
Q

Triangle forces questions
1. Find tension
2. Normal reaction
3. Value of tan B

A
  1. Tension is OPPOSITE WAY TO WTV THE PARTICLE IS, usually = weight in terms of m and g are usually fine
    -> resolve the tension though as is a triangle
  2. Normal reaction equal to downward force, check if tension is up or down here and then also weight
    -> resolve tension or other forces
  3. Given F= μR (some part of it)
    If on point of moving towards each other F = Tension resolved
    Tension = μR (substitute know things in)
    Then should End up with a sin B and a cos B, manipulate to get tan
23
Q

If graph question tells u to prove Some random expression with T in it

A

Find a point where distances or smt is equal - usually distances
Then find the distance for each in terms of T
Set equal and solve to get the weird expression

24
Q

Determine whether B reaches the pulley

A
  1. B will move A’s distance from the ground = distance one
  2. Find speed of A when it’s about to hit the ground
  3. Consider which forces will make B continue to move F = ma (usually acceleration)
  4. Find additional distance moved (using the speed A before ground and found acceleration)
25
Q

If thrown from a point of …m off the ground
1. Height used when calculating speed/time wtv at height less than original height
2. Returning back down from peak

A
  1. -ve displacement
  2. Max height + N
26
Q

Velocity time graph for object falling

A

1.Starts at initial speed given
2. At peak will reach 0
3. GOES BELOW THE GRAPH and is a vector so has direction so pick a positive way

27
Q

When squaring a root in calculator

A

put brackets around it! Otherwise it won’t be correct!

28
Q

If force applied (P) keeps object in equilibrium find:
1. Minimum force P
2. Maximum force P

A

-> Resolve perpendicular to find R and use this to calculate Fmax
-> Resolve parallel where:
1. P-Friction
2. P + Friction

29
Q

What is the scenario when force keeping something in equilibrium is the minimum value

A

Object is on point sliding down, friction helps force!

30
Q

What is the scenario when the force applied to keep in equilibrium is at its max

A

When the thing is on the point of sliding up! Friction works AGAINST force!

31
Q

Find max height reached by P given does not reach the pulley

A
  1. Find distance travelled by Q (other particle) before hitting floor/stopping
  2. Find V of Q before hitting floor (u, a, t)
  3. Find extra distance travelled by P as moves freely under gravity
  4. initial height + Q’s travelling distance + Extra height as moves freely
32
Q

How does tension act in a rope between 2 things (connected particles and pulleys)

A

Acts in opposite directions towards each other []——>——<——[]

33
Q

For connected particles, the part not being moved by an engine is moved by what force