Phy2.1-2.6 Flashcards

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Force is a – that can change the — of an object.

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push; pull; direction, speed, size, and shape

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Prediction (–): sth that you –
Hypothesis (–) : a –/ explanation made on the — that can be –
You make a - based on the -.

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猜测 think would happen in the future
假设 scientific theory; basis of evidence; further tested
prediction; hypothesis

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Newton’s Laws:
1. An object will — (rest will rest, move will move), unless —.
2. F=–
3. When there is an action force, there is always an —.

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remain at what it is doing already;
acted on by an unbalanced force
ma (力量会被质量和速度影响)
equal and opposite reaction force

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Non-contact forces:
-,-,-
1. Act between any object that has - (force=-). Acts toward the –.
2. (静电力) Act between objects that are –. (can -/- other - objects)
3. (磁力)Act between magnets, and between magnets and magnetic materials such as -,-,/-.

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Gravitational forces; Electrostatic forces; Magnetic forces
mass; weight; centre of the Earth
electrically charged; repel; attract; charged
iron; steel; nickel

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Contact forces:
-,-,- (types of drag),-,-,-,-
1. 摩擦力 Acts when – are in contact. (to stop objects moving)
2. 水阻&风阻 Act on objects moving through -&-. (collisions slow objects down)
3. 冲力Pushes —.
4. 浮力 Upward force on an object that is in contact with -/-
5. 拉力 Acts when objects are -
6. Pushes you - in reaction to your —. (=normal force)

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friction; air&water resistance; thrust; upthrust; tension; reaction;solid surfaces
air; water
a car/ plane forwards
a fluid/ air
pulled
up; weight pushing sth downwards

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You can measure the - of a -. Forces are measured in units called - (-). A device for measuring forces is called a - (aka-; ex. -)

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size; force; newtons; N; forcemeter; newtonmeters; spring balance

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The forces that slow down objects that are moving on solid ground are -/-.
The forces of - & - will act on anything falling through the air.
A force called - acts on any object that is - on water/- in water.

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friction; air resistance
air resistance; gravity
upthrust; floating; submerged

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scalar=-
vector (aka-) =-&-

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only value
velocity; value; direction

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-: the force of attraction between —.
(Pulling you down towards —)

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gravity; all objects that have mass; the centre of the Earth

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The - of the force of gravity between 2 objects depends on:
1. - of the 2 objects
(the bigger the -, the bigger the force of —)
2. how – they are

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size; mass; gravity is needed to pull it down; far apart

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The force of gravity — on Earth is called –. The force of gravity is - on different planets. The – the planet, the larger the force of gravity.

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acting on an object; its weight; different; more massive

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Weight=-; measured in -
Mass=–; measured in -.

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a force; newtons (N); the amount of matter in an object; kilograms (kg)

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There is a gravitational field(重力场) —. This is a region where —.

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around all objects; a mass experiences a force

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Gravitational field strength:
Earth: - N/kg
Moon: - N/kg

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10(9.81); 1.6

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weight=- x — (-/-)

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mass; gravitational field strength (N/kg)

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Scientists ask - about the world around them. They make - and use the - from their - to come up with an -. They make - and use them to develop -.

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questions; observation; evidence; observations; explanation; observations; ideas

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A moving object would only – if a force acted on it.

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change direction

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proof= –/-
evidence=–
It is possible to prove that a scientific explanation is true. T/F
Newton’s law of gravitation was used to —.
If new evidence does not support an explanation, then scientists
look for a new -.

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can be right/wrong
must be right
F (already considered as true)
send people to the Moon
proof

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Scientists use the gravitational forces of the Sun and planets to —.

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sent satellites into space

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Air resistance depends — & —.
It - things -.
1. Objects moving with — will push more air out of the way & —.
(Why the faster you are, the greater the air resistance?)
2. Air resistance is less if the —.

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on the speed of the object; its area in contact with the air
slows; down
a higher speed; experience more air resistance
(This is because according to N3: When there is an action force, there is always an equal & opposite reaction force. 反作用力)
area in contact with the air is small.

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An object moving through the air — in the air. These — provide the resistance.

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collides with the particles ; collisions with air particles

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The shape of – reduces air/ water resistance.

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streamlined objects (streamlining=流线型)

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arrow up: -
and
arrow down:-
arrow left:- and arrow right:-

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air resistance; gravity
air resistance; thrust/drive/ action force

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Usage of air resistance:
Slows -,-&-
Rocket cars —

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aircrafts(flaps), cars, parachutists
use parachutes to brake

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If there is no air ( in a - ), then ---.
vacuum; there is no air resistance
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In a vacuum, all objects fall towards the Earth ---.
at the same rate
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GPE (-) - gravity (-:-)
energy; ≠; force; constant
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Free fall=--- (---sec for parachutists)
the state where gravity is the only force acting on an object (no air resistance); 3-5
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Difference between the terminal velocity (=-) of a parachutist and the terminal velocity of a parachutist with a parachute.
equilibrium; Higher velocity and lower velocity
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When there is air resistance, - objects fall faster and enter into terminal velocity slower. Air resistance affects the motion of the lighter object -- than the motion of the heavier object.
heavier much more
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Cars and aeroplanes are as --- to --.
streamlined as possible; reduce drag
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Independent variable= Dependent variable=
quantity that you change quantity that changes as a result
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1. As the parachutist jumps out of the plane she -. 2. The air resistance - as she accelerates. (v=-; a=-) 3. When the air resistance is equal to the -, the parachutist will travel at a --, called the terminal velocity. 4. The parachutist opens her parachute. 5. The air resistance suddenly -, so the parachutist ---. 6. The air resistance increases until it equals the weight of the parachutist and she reaches --- than before. 7. The parachutist is travelling - so she can land safely.
accelerates; increases; v=increasing a=decreasing weight; steady speed; increases; suddenly slows down; a lower terminal velocity slowly
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To make sure data are more accurate: 1-& find out - 2-:-
repeat the experiment; the mean better method of timing: using a video camera
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A plan includes your - & -, - and a -
hypothesis; prediction; equipment; method
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A conclusion says what ---,whether ---, and whether ---,
you have found out; it matches your prediction; it supports your hypothesis
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Evaluation includes what you ---.
would do to get better data next time
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When an object moves in a circle its - is constantly changing even though the - stays the same. There is a force acting on the object acting towards the - of the circle, called the - force. 离心力
direction; speed; centre; centripetal
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---/acting on the object acting towards the centre of the circle=
A force that keeps an object moving in a circle; centripetal force
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The centripetal force can be provided by - such as -,-/-.
forces; gravity; friction; tension
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If the hammer thrower lets go of her ball, it will move in --that is a-.
a direction; tangent / tangential path/ that is perpendicular / 90° / at right angles to the circle / centripetal force.
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The - is always directed towards the - of the circle. This means that the - is always at ---.
centripetal force; centre; force; right angles to the direction of motion of the object
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Moon is the Earth's --.
natural satellite
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Planets, moons, and satellites - in - bc of -.
stay; orbit; gravity
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Difference between gravitational field and gravitational field strength A planet with a weaker gf would make their weight weak. T/F
region and strength F