Paper 3 Practs Flashcards

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What techniques can you use to investigate motion?

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  • Light gates and data logger.
  • Linear air track.
  • Trap door, for free fall.
  • Camera, using the frame to calculate time.
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What are the key features of a displacement time graph?

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  • Gradient is the Velocity.
  • If gradient is curved, then the object is accelerating.
  • Instantaneous velocity can be found by a tangent to the curve at a point.
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What are the Key Features Velocity-Time graphs?

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  • The gradient is the acceleration.
  • Displacement is the area under the graph.
  • ## A curve represents a changing acceleration.
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How can the factors effecting motion be investigated by a trolley?

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Motion down a slope can be instigated to see the effect of the angle of the slope, mass of the trolley, shape of the trolley, or how friction effects the motion.

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How can a camera be used to measure the time taken for an object to travelled past a point?

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Time taken = (Number of frames till trolley passes a point) / Frame rate of camera.

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How can you experimentally find the centre of mass?

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  • Hang an object free from a point, using a plumb line draw a line vertically down from this point.
  • Repeat this hanging the object from a different point.
  • Where the lines overlap is the centre of mass.
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Describe a practical that can be used to measure terminal velocity.

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  • Get a long thin glass tube, make marks up the tube at fixed distances.
  • Put a liquid in the glass tube.
  • Drop a ball bearing down the tube, and record the time when the ball passes each mark.
  • Work out the velocity between each mark.
  • You should find the ball increases in velocity until it comes constant at its terminal velocity.
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