Newton's Laws of Motion Flashcards

1
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In simple terms, what is acceleration and velocity?

A

position
velocity
quickly

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2
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if velocity is increasing, what do we call it??
if velocity is decreasing what do we call it?

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3
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Give 2 differences between speed and velocity?

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  1. direction
  2. displacement
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4
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is average speed necessarily equal to magnitude of average velocity? give a numerical example

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5
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A runner runs half the remaining distance to the fi nish line every ten seconds. She runs in a straight line
and does not ever reverse her direction. Does her acceleration have a constant magnitude?

A

deceleration

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6
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What is Newton’s first law of motion? Give an example

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An object continues in a state of rest or in a state of motion at a constant velocity (constant
speed in a constant direction), unless compelled to change that state by a net force.
Ice Hockey - Remove forces like friction and air resistance.

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7
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What is inertia?
example, SI unit

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The tendency of the object to maintain its state of rest of or of uniform motion in a straight line is called inertia.
Schoolbags
Kg

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8
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what is newton’s second law of motion?

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The acceleration of the object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it, and is inversely proportional to its mass. The direction of acceleration is in the direction of net force acting on the object.

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9
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Give example to show that acceleration is directly proportional to force and inversely proportional to mass

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1.Pushing a cart
2. pushing a empty cart and cart full of fruits with same net force.

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10
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Whats the SI unit of Force

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Kg m/s^2

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11
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what does Newtons third law of motion say? examples

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Whenever one object exerts a force on second object, the second exerts a equal force in opposite direction on the first.
1) hammer and nail
speed of hammer reduced to zero.
2) skater
3) Rocket expulsion.
4) walking (try walking on ice)
5) a flying bird.

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12
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What exerts a force on the car??

A

ground not engine

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13
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Inanimate can exert force because of __________
example to understand?

A

elasticity

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14
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Define work

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The product of magnitude of displacement times the component of the force parallel to the displacement.
W=FDcos teta

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15
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can W=0 if the force is acting on the object.
eg

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If there is no displacement, then w=0
The person doing no work on the bag of groceries since Fp is perpendicular to displacement D

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16
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a box dragged across a floor by Force Fp which makes and angle teta along the horizontal. If the magnitude is held constant and and angle teta increased work done by Fp
1. Remains the same
2. increases
3.decreases
4. increases then decreases

A

decreases
becoz cos 90 = 0

17
Q

What is energy??

A

ability to do work

18
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Kinetic energy

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1) A moving object can do work on another object it strikes.
2)energy of motion
3)An object in motion has ability to do work and thus can be said to have energy.
4) A moving object exerts a force on second object which undergoes a displacement.

19
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Kinetic energy Examples

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1)A flying cannon ball does work on the brick wall it knocks down.
2)A moving object does work on nail it drives into the wood.

20
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Whats the work energy principle?

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The net work done on the object is equal to change in objects kinetic energy.