P10 - Momentum + Velocity Flashcards

1
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resultant force formula

A

mass x acceleration

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2
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unit for acceleration

A

m/s^2

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3
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Newton’s second law of motion

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acceleration:
is proportional to resultant force
inversely to mass

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4
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Inertia

A

tendency of object to stay at rest or continue in uniform motion

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5
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inertial mass

A

measure of difficulty of changing the object’s velocity

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6
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inertial mass formula

A

force/acceleration

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7
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positive acceleration

A

velocity increases
force is same direction as velocity

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8
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negative acceleration

A

velocity decreases
force is in opposite direction

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9
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Greater resultant force on object

A

greater object’s acceleration

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10
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Greater mass =

A

smaller acceleration

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11
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weight

A

force acting on it due to gravity

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12
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mass

A

depends on quantity of matter

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13
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gravity

A

9.8

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14
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weight formula

A

gravity x mass

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15
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terminal velocity formula

A

force = weight - frictional force

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16
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terminal velocity meaning

A

object reaches a constant velocity when force on it is equal and opposite to its weight

-resultant + acceleration = 0
-weight = frictional force

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17
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velocity of object acted on by only gravity

A

10

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18
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braking force depends i=on

A

speed of vehicle
-mass

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19
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greater speed =

A

greater deceleration

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20
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greater mass =

A

greater braking force

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21
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stopping distance

A

shortest distance a vehicle can safely stop in

22
Q

thinking distance

A

distance travelled by vehicle in the time it takes driver to react

23
Q

thinking distance formula

A

speed x reaction time

24
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braking distance

A

distance travelled by vehicle during time braking force acts in it

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stopping distance formula
thinking + braking distance
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factors affecting stopping distnace
-alcohol/ drugs -tiredness -thinking distance -weather -worn brakes -speed
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acceleration formula
a = v^2 - u^2/2s v = final velocity u = initial velocity s = distance
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braking force formula
f = ma
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momentum unit
kg m/s
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momentum formula
mass x velocity
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momentum vector or scalar
vector size and direction
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conservation of momentum
total before = total after an event in a closed system -no resultant force acts on it
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momentum of object A =
- momentum of obejct B
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momentum of A + momentum of B =
0
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longer impact time =
more impact force is reduced
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force, mass, velocity, time formula
f = m x v /t
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when vehicles collide, force of impact depends on
mass velocity length of impact time
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when 2 vehicles collide
they exert equal and opposite forces on each other -total momentum is unchanged
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impact force formula
change of momentum /impact time
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shorter impact time =
greater force
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cycle helmet + cushioned ground safety
reduces impact -increases impact time
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seat belts + air bags safety
spread force across chest -increase impact time
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crumple zones safety
give way in impact increase impact time
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elastic
can bend back to shape when forces deforming it are removed
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extension
increase of length from original
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extension of strip formula
length at stage - original length of spring
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Hooke's Law
-extension is directly proportional to force -as long as limit of proportionality isn't exceeded
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limit of proportionality
cannot bend back into shape
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Hooke's law formula
f = ke
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stiffer the spring =
greater the spring constant
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beyond the limit of proportionality = which type of relationship
non-linear