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Motion Flashcards

1
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What is displacement?

A

The distance covered in a straight line

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2
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What is acceleration

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A measure of how fast velocity is changing

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3
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What is momentum

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A combination of mass and velocity

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4
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Name the calculation for speed

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Distance(s)
—————
Time taken (s)

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5
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Calculation for acceleration

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Change in velocity (m/s)
———————————-
Time taken (s)

V= final
U= initial

A= v-u
————
Time

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6
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What are forces

A

Vector qualities

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7
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What is upthrust?

A

Pushing up

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8
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What is weight

A

Pushing down

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9
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What is Newton’s first law

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Moving objects = same speed + direction until external force acts upon it

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10
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What is mass?

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Mass is the quality of matter there is in an object

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11
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What is the acceleration of an object

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A measure of how much it’s velocity changes in a certain time

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12
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What is convection

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A part of a fluid that is warmer than the rest rises and sets up a convection current

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13
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What is GPE

A

An energy that is shores because of an objects position in a gravitational field

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14
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How do you calculate GPE?

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Change in gravitational potential energy(J) = mass(kg) X gravitational field strength(N/KG) X CHANGE IN VERTICAL HEIGHT

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15
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How do you calculate KE?

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0.5 x m x v squared

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16
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What is hydroelectricity

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It is generated by falling water in places where water can be trapped in high reservoirs

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17
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What are bio fuels?

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They are used in the same way as fossil fuels, but are natural and they are plant and animal waste?

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18
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What are transverse waves?

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They are waves on the surface of water

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19
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What are sound waves of

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They transfer energy, they are longitudinal waves

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20
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What is wave frequency?

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The number of waves passing a point each second

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21
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What is wavelength

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The distance from a point on one wave to a point in the same position on the next wave (m)

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22
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What is the amplitude

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The max distance from a point on the wave away from its rest position

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23
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Calculate speed

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(M/s) speed= distance (m)
——————
Time (s)

24
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What is refraction?

A

When it changes direction, that happens at the boundary between the two media

25
Q

Name all of the EM spectrum

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Infared
X-ray
Gamma
Visible light 
UV
Microwaves
Radio waves
26
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What is infared used for

A

Communication (computers, tv etc)

27
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Visible light?

A

Our eyes detect. Light bulbs emit it, cameras detect it

28
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Microwaves?

A

Communications + satiellite transmissions

29
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What is radiowaves

A

Transmitting radio broadcasts and TV programmes

30
Q

UV?

A

Fluorescent materials, bulbs, sunbed

31
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X-rays?

A

Detect medical treatments etc

32
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Gamma rays

A

Kill cancer cells in radiotherapy, or detect it

33
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Dangers, infared?

A

Too much heat = burns

34
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Dangers, gamma and x rays?

A

Mutations, kills cells

35
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Dangers, uv?

A

Skin cancer

36
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Microwaves + radiowaves dangers

A

Heat cells from inside

37
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What is slowing down

A

Deceleration

38
Q

Force equation

A

F= MV-MU
—————-
Time

M= mass
U= initial velocity
V= final velocity
39
Q

What is chemical energy?

A

Food, fuels, batteries

40
Q

What is kinetic energy

A

Moving objects

41
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What is thermal energy

A

Hot objects

42
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What is strain or elastic potential energy

A

Stretchy or squashed objects

43
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What is GPE?

A

High positions

44
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What is atomic or nuclear energy?

A

Energy stored in atoms

45
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What is a Sankey diagram

A

Shows the amount of energy transferred (J)

46
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What does dissipated mean

A

Spread out

47
Q

Why is to harder to pedal a bicycle if the chain needs oiling

A

Because friction between moving parts can be reduced by lubrication

48
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What is conduction

A

When vibrations are passed on between particles in a solid

49
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What is Newton’s thirds law

A

About the forces on two different objects when they interact with each other

50
Q

Name an example of Newton’s third law

A

When objects touch (eg sitting on a chair)

Distance ( gravitational attraction between the earth and moon)

51
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When there is a pair of forces acting on two interactive objects, what is it called?

A

Action- reaction forces

52
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Describe the action- reaction forces when a ball bounces on the ground

A

Force from ball, force ground to ball

53
Q

What is momentum?

A

A measure of the tendency of an object to keep moving

54
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How is momentum calculated?

A 
Momentum = mass x velocity 
P= momentum 
                            P
             ———————
                          MXV
55
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What is conservation of momentum?

A

When moving objects collide the total momentum of both objects is the same before the collision as it is after.

56
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Equation for stopping distances

A

Stopping distance= thinking distance+ breaking distance

57
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What is reaction time?

A

The amount of time is takes to respond to a stimulus

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