Module 3 Flashcards

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How do you find instantaneous speed?

A

By drawing a tangent on a distance/time graph, and finding the gradient of that tangent

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Define Istantaneous Speed

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The speed the car was going at a specific point in time

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3
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The area under a velocity/time graph is the?

A

Displacement

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On a velocity/time graph, what does the gradient represent?

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The acceleration

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What are the four SUVAT equations?

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v=u+at s=(u+v)/2 *t s=ut+05at^2 v^2=u^2-2as

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Describe Thinking Distance and Braking Distance

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Thinking Distance: The distance traveled between the driver noticing an obstruction and applying the brakes Braking Distance: The distance traveled between applying the brakes and the vehicle coming to a stop

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Give an equation relating to reaction time, speed and thinking distance

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Derive from Speed=Distance/Time, so Speed=Thinking Distance/Reaction Time

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When you work out projectile motion, what must you do?

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Values must be seperated into horizontal and vertical components, and they must be worked out seperately using SUVAT equations. Time can be used to link them as it is a scalar quantity.

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