Netwons First and Second Law Flashcards

1
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What is a force needed to do

A

To change motion

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2
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What is Newton’s first law

A

The resultant force is needed to make something start moving, speed up or slow down

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3
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What happens when the resultant force is stationary

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The object is zero, and the object will remain stationary.

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4
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What happens when the resultant force on a moving force is zero

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It will continue to carry on moving at the same velocity ( same speed and direction )

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5
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When anything which moves at a constant velocity, what is the resistive force

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The resistive and driving force must all be balanced

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6
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What will happen to the velocity when the forces are balanced

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The velocity will only change is there is a non-zero resultant force acting on the object

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7
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What will, the non zero resultant force always do

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It will produce acceleration ( or deceleration ) in the direction of the force

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8
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What can acceleration change different forms

A

Starting, stopping, speeding up, slowing down and changing direction

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9
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What is acceleration

A

It is the proportional to the resultant force

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10
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What happens when the large tier the resultant force acting on an object

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The more the object accelerates - the force and the acceleration are directly proportional

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11
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What is the acceleration is

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Also inversely proportional to the mass of the object

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12
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What happens when a object with a larger mass

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Will accelerated less than the one with a smaller mass ( for a fixed resultant force )

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13
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What happens when the deceleration is large

A

It can be dangerous

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14
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What happens when objects have large decelerations of objects and people

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e.g. car crashes can cause serious injuries. This is because the larger the deceleration requires a large force

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15
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How can the force be lowered for deceleration

A

It can be changed by slowing the object down over a longer time I.e decreasing it deceleration

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16
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What can increase collision time

A

Safety features in vehicles

17
Q

What does the safety features do

A

It reduces the force, and so reduces the risk of injury

18
Q

Examples of safety features

A

Seat belts stretch slightly and air bags slow down gradually.

19
Q

What helps increase the time taken to stop

A

Crumple zones areas at the front and back of a vehicle which crumple up easily in a collision, this increasing the time taken to stop

20
Q

What can the brakes of a vehicle do

A

They do the orb on its wheels. This transfers energy from the vehicle’s kinetic energy store to the thermal energy store of the brakes.

21
Q

What can VERY LARGE deceleration may cause

A

The brakes can overheat ( don’t work as well ). They could also cause the vehicle to skid