P5 Flashcards
Types of quantities
And examples
Scalar- just a number
e.g. mass, distance, speed
Vector- number and direction
e.g. weight, velocity, acceleration, force
Resultant force
is the overall force on a point or object
Equation for weight
W= M x G
W= Weight (N) M= Mass (Kg) G= Gravity (N/Kg)
Equation for work
W= F x S
W= Work (J) F= Force (N) S= Distance (M)
1J= ?Nm
1Nm
Hooke’s law
F = K x E
F= Force (N) K= Spring Constant (N/M) E= Extension (M)
Kinetic energy equation
Ek= 1/2 x M x V²
Ek= Kinetic energy (J) M= Mass (Kg) V= Velocity (m/s)
Liquids and Gases
Which is compressible which is incompressible?
Compressible= gas Incompressible= liquid
Pressure equation
P= F/A
P= Pressure (N/m) F= Force (N) A= Area (M²)
Distance equation
S= V x T
S= Distance (M) V= Speed (m/s) T= Time (S)
How to find the distance travelled through a graph?
Area under the graph
Acceleration equation
A= ΔV/T
A= Acceleration (m/s²) ΔV= Change in velocity (m/s) T= Time (s)
Final velocity equation
V²-U² = 2 x A x S
V²= final velocity (m/s) U²= initial velocity A= acceleration (m/s²) S= distance (m)
What is inertia?
An object that is in motion will remain in motion, unless acted on by an outside force
The law of conservation of energy?
Energy is never created or destroyed it is only turned into something else