paper 1 Flashcards

1
Q

State the
principle of moments

A

he sum of the clockwise moments
(about the same point) = sum of anticlockwise moments

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2
Q

explain the term
centripetal force

A

orce acts perpendicularly to the direction of motion

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3
Q

state
Hubble’s law

A

Recessional speed / velocity of
galaxy
is proportional to its
distance (from us)

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4
Q

Suggest why measurements for our nearest galaxies can deviate from the current
Hubble’s law trend line

A

gravitational attraction between nearby galaxies affects
motion
/ clustering of galaxies

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5
Q

Suggest why measurements for galaxies at the largest distances deviate from the
Hubble’s law trend line

A

Expansion rate may not have been constant / non-linear
expansion /effect of dark energy causing accelerating rate of
expansion

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6
Q

A student wishes to test the equation F =mv^2 / r or a constant force F
using a whirling bung in the laboratory.
Describe with the aid of a labelled diagram how an experiment can be conducted, and how the data can be analysed to test the validity of this equation for a constant force

A

stopwatch used to measure time period
suitable scale to measure radius
whirl bung with constant frequency
measure time for several time periods
vary frequency and radius
plot graph

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7
Q

Describe the energy changes that will take place as the mass moves from the lowest point in
its motion through the equilibrium position to the highest point in its motion.T

A

EPE decreases (from bottom to top)
GPE increases

KE starts at zero, finishes at zero and
max at equilibrium point.

Total energy
(of mass and
spring)
decreases over time

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8
Q

State what is meant by the
internal energy
of the substance

A

The sum of the (random) kinetic and
potential energy of atoms or molecules in a substance

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