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Equation for density

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Density = Mass / Volume (density is mass per unit volume)

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2
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Define Upthrust

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Upthrust is the weight of fluid displaced

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3
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How do you calculate upthrust?

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Find the volume of fluid displaced Use W = mg to find the weight of fluid

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State Stoke’s Law and its conditions

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F = 6πηrv where η is the vicosity of the fluid, r is the radius and v is the velocity It’s only valid for small spherical objects moving under laminar flow at low velocities

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5
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Define Stiff

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large force / load / stress for (small) extension

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6
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Define Hooke’s Law

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The force directly proportional to the extension

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7
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Define Elastic Deformation

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Returns to original shape when the deforming force is removed

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Define Plastic Deformation

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Does not return to original shape when deforming force is removed - permanently deformed

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9
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Define Elastic Limit

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The point below which the material exhibits elastic deformation

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10
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Define the limit of proportionality

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Force proportional to extension up to this point

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Define Yield Point

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yield point – point at which plastic deformation begins / point at which material shows a larger increase in strain for a smaller increase in stress (1)

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12
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Give the formula for calculating elastic energy

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E = 1/2kx^2 (Consider the area under a force extension graph)

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13
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Draw a labelled force extension graph

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14
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Give the equation for Young Modulus

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Stress/Strain = F/A / Δx/x = Fx/AΔx

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15
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Give the equation for stress

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σ = F/A

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16
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Give the equation for strain

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ε = Δx/x

17
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Draw a stress-strain graph and explain what the gradient represents

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The gradient is young modulus

18
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Give the equation for a transverse wave on a string

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v = √(T/μ) where T is the tension in the string and the linear density of the string.

19
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Define Strength

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Strength is the maximum force applied to a body before it breaks.

20
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Define Breaking Stress

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The maximum stress that can be applied to an object before it breaks.

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