Moments And Pressure Flashcards

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1
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What is a moment

A

Turning effect of a force. They act about an anti/clockwise direction

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2
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What is a pivot

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A point where the object turns on

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3
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Calculation for a moment

A

M= force X distance perpendicular to pivot

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4
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What does applying more force to an object do

A

You need more distance from object

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5
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Give an example of a lever acting as a force multiplier

A

Door handle
Light switch
Spanner
Cogs
Rotating screw

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6
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Calculation for pressure

A

P= f / area

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7
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What happens when you compress a gas?

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When the space gets smaller the pressure increases

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8
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Factors of increasing pressure

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Temp(kinetic energy)
Smaller area- more concentrated

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9
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What happens when the conc is low

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A large area- particles hit and force spreads out
Fewer particles means fewer collisions

Implode if too low low

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10
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What happens when high conc

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A small area- particles hit makes the force more concentrated
More particles means more collisions

Explode when too high

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11
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Explain the atmosphere

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It’s attracted to earth by gravity
The closer to the ground,the sender the atmosphere
This is why air is thinner on top of mountains
And pressure in Ocean increases as u go deeper

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12
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Pressure in solids attributes

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Acts in direction of the force only (weight)
The smaller the area the higher the pressure
The larger the area the smaller the pressure

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13
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Calculation for weight/force

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Weight= mass (kg) X GFS (n/m)

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14
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What can’t liquids compress

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Because the particles are not spread out like a gas

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15
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What are hydraulic pressure

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A pressure caused by a liquid transferring a force.

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16
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What happens if the area of a piston is small to then go big?

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It will take less force to raise the large piston. This is because more pressure is exerted from the small piston.

17
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What is pressure in a liquid

A

Caused by the weight of the water above .
Acts in all directions
Increases with depth

18
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Calculation for pressure in depth

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P= height X density X gravitational field strength
P= h(m) X p(kg/M3) X g(N/kg)

19
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Calculation for force

A

F= p X a

20
Q

Explain Hooke’s law

A

Extension of a spring is directly proportional to the force applied, if the limit of proportionality is not exceeded.

21
Q

define Extension, compression and bending

A

Ext. Object ends pulled apart
Comp. Ends squashed together
Ben. 1 end moved passed the other end

22
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Explain elastic

A

Elastic - if force applied and the object changes shape, it remains the same if following Hooke’s law