P1 Motion Flashcards

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1
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use of rulers and measuring cylinders

A

to find a length/volume

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2
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use of clocks and devices(analogue+digital)

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for measuring an interval of time

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3
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use of micrometer screw gauge

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to measure very small distances

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4
Q

define speed

A

total distance/total time

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5
Q

acceleration of free fall g for a body near to the earth is _____.

A

constant

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6
Q

define velocity

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change of velocity/total time

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7
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acceleration formula

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change of velocity/total time

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8
Q

define mass

A

the amount of matter in a material

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9
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define weight

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the amount of gravity force acting upon the matter

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10
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earth is the source of a _____ field.

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gravitational

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11
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what does ‘g’ represent?

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the gravitational force on a unit mass measured in N/kg

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12
Q

weight formula

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W=mg

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13
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density formula

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p or d=m/v

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14
Q

define friction

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the force between two surfaces which impedes motion and results in heating

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15
Q

define air resistance

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a form of friction

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16
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Hooke’s law

A

F=kx, k is the spring constant

17
Q

force formula

A

F=ma

18
Q

what is the limit of proportionality?

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the highest stress at which the stress-strain curve is a straight line.

19
Q

what is the limit of proportionality?

A

the highest stress at which the stress-strain curve is a straight line.

20
Q

Pressure formula

A

p=F/A

21
Q

define the moment of a force

A

a measure of its turning effect

22
Q

moment of a force everyday examples

A

a seesaw, the opening/closing of a door

23
Q

moment formula

A

product force x perpendicular distance from the pivot

24
Q

what is equilibrium?

A

when there is NO RESULTANT FORCE and NO RESULTANT TURNING EFFECT