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P9 - Motion Flashcards

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What does S stand for in SUVAT?

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Distance

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What does U stand for in SUVAT?

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Initial Velocity

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What does V stand for in SUVAT?

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Final Velocity

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What does A stand for in SUVAT?

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Acceleration

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What does T stand for in SUVAT?

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Time

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Which equation do you use to calculate the speed of an object?

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v = s/t

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Which equation links Final Velocity, Initial Velocity, Acceleration and Distance?

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v² - u² = 2as

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Which equation links Acceleration, Initial Velocity, Final Velocity and Time?

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a = v-u / t

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9
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What units is Distance in?

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m (metres)

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What units is Velocity in?

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m/s (Metres per second)

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What units is Acceleration in?

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m/s² (metres per second squared)

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12
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What units is Time in?

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s (seconds)

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What does the gradient of a line on a distance time graph represent?

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The speed

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What does it mean when the line is horizontal on a distance time graph?

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the object is stationary

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What does it mean when the line is sloping upwards on a distance time graph?

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the object is moving at a constant velocity

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What is displacement?

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Displacement is distance in a given direction

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What is velocity?

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Velocity is speed in a given direction

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What is acceleration?

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The rate at which an object increases in velocity

19
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Describe the velocity of an object travelling around in a circle at a constant speed.

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Although it may be travelling at a constant speed its velocity will not be constant as the direction in which it is moving is constantly changing.

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What is deceleration?

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The rate at which an object decreases in velocity

21
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What is the equation that links Force, Mass and Acceleration?

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F = M x A

22
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What is the equation to find weight?

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W = M x G (Weight = Mass x gravitational Field Strength)

23
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What is Force Measured in?

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Newtons (N)

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What is Mass measured in?

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Kilograms (KG)

25
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What is Weight Measured in?

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Newtons (N)

26
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What is weight?

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Weight is the downward force exerted by an object due to its mass and the gravitational pull of a planet

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What is mass?

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Mass is the amount of matter in a substance. It is measured in kilograms

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What does the gradient of a line on a velocity time graph represent?

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Acceleration

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What does it mean when the line is horizontal on a velocity time graph?

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It is travelling at a constant speed

30
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What does it mean when the gradient is negative on a velocity time graph?

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The object is decelerating

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What does the area under the line on a velocity time graph represent?

A

The displacement of the object

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How do you find the speed of an object

travelling at increasing speed at a certain moment on a distance time graph?

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You draw a tangent to the point at the moment you want to calculate the speed. You then calculate the gradient of the tangent.

GCSE Physics (Advanced Specification 2022 ONLY) (16 decks)

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