P8- Forces in balance Flashcards

1
Q

Contact force

A

The objects are physically touching

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Non-contact force

A

The objects are physically separated

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3
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4 contact forces

A

Air resistance, normal contact force, friction, upthrust

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4
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3 non-contact forces

A

Electrostatic, magnetic, gravitational

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5
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Newton’s 3rd law

A

Two objects interacting will have an equal and opposite force on each other

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6
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Resultant force

A

Overall motion of the object, depending on the size and direction

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7
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Newton’s 1st law

A

An object will remain at rest or in uniform motion unless an external force acts upon it

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8
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Inertia

A

The tendency of objects to continue in their state of rest or in uniform motion

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9
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Distance

A

How far an object moves, doesn’t involve direction

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10
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Displacement

A

The change in position, a straight line from start to finish, with direction

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11
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Vector def?

A

Quantity that has magnitude and a direction

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12
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Scalar def?

A

Quantity that has magnitude but no direction

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13
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5 vector quantities

A

Displacement, velocity, acceleration, force, weight

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14
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7 scalar quantities

A

Temperature, mass, speed, energy, time, density, distance

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15
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Moment

A

The turning effect of a force, in a clockwise /anticlockwise direction

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16
Q

Lever

A

Act as a force multiplier so they reduce the force needed for a task

17
Q

2 ways to increase the moment

A

-Increase distance from the object
-Increase force on the object

18
Q

Load?
Effort?
Pivot?

A

Weight of object
Force applied to object
Point object turns about

19
Q

Levers in an arrangement of
effort-pivot-load

A

Seesaw, crowbar, scissors

20
Q

Levers in an arrangement of
pivot-load-effort

A

Wheelbarrow, nutcracker

21
Q

Levers in an arrangement of
pivot-effort-load

A

Tweezers, tongs

22
Q

Gears

A

Wheels with toothed edges that rotate around an axle

23
Q

What do gears do

A

Allow for motion to be translated from one point to another
Increase or decrease the turning effect and speed

24
Q

How to draw a parallelogram of forces

A

Rotate diagram so it’s horizontal to graph line, must be to scale
Draw the parallelogram
Measure resultant vector with ruler, angle w protractor

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Speed
A measure of how fast an object is moving
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Magnitude
The size of a quantity
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Free-body force diagram
Forces acting on an object with no other objects or forces shown
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Low gear Size of gear wheel? Speed? Turning effect?
Small gear wheel drives large gear wheel Gives low speed High turning effect
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High gear Size of gear wheel? Speed? Turning effect?
Large gear wheel drives small gear wheel Gives high speed Low turning effect
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What is the centre of mass of an object
The point where the mass is thought to be concentrated
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What happens to the centre of mass of a suspended object?
It will come to rest with its centre of mass directly underneath the point of suspension
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What are the moments when an object is in equilibrium
The total clockwise moment is equal to the total anti-clockwise moment