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1
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What is the principle of moments

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For a body in equilibrium the sum of clockwise moments = sum of anti-clockwise moments

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2
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What is archimedes principle

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Upthrust exerted on a body is equal to the weight of displaced fluid

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3
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What is elastic deformation

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Will return to original shape when the load is removed

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4
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What is the definition of a strong material

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High UTS

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5
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What is a ductile material

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Easily draw into a wire

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6
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What is a brittle material?

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No plastic deformation

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7
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What is the UTS?

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Maximum breaking stress applied to a wire

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8
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What is Newton’s first law

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An object will remain at rest or constant velocity unless acted on by a resultant force

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What is Newton’s second law?

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Force is equal to the rate of change in momentum

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10
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What is Newton’s third law

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Object A exerts an equal and opposite force on object B

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11
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What is temperature in kelvin

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Degrees + 273

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12
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What is mass of a substance?

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Molar mass x number of moles

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13
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In pV= nRT what is n?

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Number of moles

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14
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In pV= NkT what is N?

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Number of molecules

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15
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What is isochronous oscillation?

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Period is independent of amplitude

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16
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What is damping?

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Reduction in amplitude over time due to energy loss from resistive forces

17
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What is simple harmonic Motion?

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Acceleration is directly proportional to displacement and in the opposite direction

18
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What is light damping?

A

Amplitude of oscillator gradually decreases but the period is almost unchanged

19
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What is very heavy damping?

A

No oscillatory motion return to equilibrium before a full oscialltion

20
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When does resonance occur?

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When the driving frequency = natural frequency

21
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What effects does damping have on the SHM graph?

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Reducing the maximum amplitude, reducing the frequency at which this maximum amplitude occurs

22
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What is keepers first law?

A

The orbit of a planet is an ellipse with the sun at one focus

23
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What is keplers eco d law?

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a line segment joining a planet and the sun sweeps out equal areas in equal time intervals

24
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What is keplers third law?

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The square of the orbital period is proportional to the cube of the average distance from the sun

25
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What is gravitational potential?

A

Work done per unit mass to move an object from infinity to that point in the field

26
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How do you find escape velocity?

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Equate 1/2 mv squared with GMm / r

27
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What are stars modelled as?

A

Idealised black bodies

28
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What is an idealised black body?

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A perfect absorber/ emitter of radiation

29
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What is isotropic?

A

The universe is the same in all directions

30
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What does homogenous mean?

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Matter in the universe is uniformly distributed

31
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What are the assumptions of the ideal gases model?

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large number of molecules in rapid motion, particles occupy negligible volume, all collisions are perfectly elastic ( time between collisions is negligible), negligible forces between particles (except during collisions)