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1
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What are Vector quantities?

A

A vector quantity has magnitude and direction.

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What are Scalar quantities?

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A scalar quantity only has a magnitude.

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3
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Displacement

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Vector

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4
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Momentum

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Vector

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5
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Force

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Vector

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Acceleration

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Vector

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7
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Velocity

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Vector

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Weight

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Vector

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Mass

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Scalar

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Distance

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Scalar

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Speed

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Scalar

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Temperature

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Scalar

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Pressure

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Scalar

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Work done

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Scalar

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15
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Power

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Scalar

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16
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Compression

A

Contact force

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Tension

A

Contact force

18
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Thrust

A

Contact force

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Friction

A

Contact force

20
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Air resistance

A

Contact force

21
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Water resistance

A

Contact force

22
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Drag

A

Contact force

23
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Lift

A

Contact force

24
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Upthrust

A

Contact force

25
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Weight

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Non-contact force

26
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Magnetic force

A

Non-contact force

27
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Electrostatic force

A

Non-contact force

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Nuclear

A

Non-contact force

29
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Equilibrium definition

A

An object at rest is in equilibrium.

30
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Key conditions for an object to be in equilibrium

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  • The resultant force on the object is zero (all forces are the same).
  • The forces acting on the object have no overall turning effect.
31
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Centre of mass definition

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The point at which the whole mass of an object is concentrated.

32
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Describe the experiment to find the centre of mass of simple shapes

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Hang a plumbline and the shape on a clamp. Allow the plumbline to naturally hang downwards. Once the plumbline has stopped moving, accurately draw a line following it. Do this multiple times on different points of the shape. Wherever all the lines meet is the centre of mass.

33
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What is resultant force

A

The single sum of all the forces