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1
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What are scalar quanties?

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  • Magnitude (number) only
  • time, distance, speed, energy, mass
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What are vector quantites?

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  • Magnitude (number) and a direction
  • displacement, velocity, acceleration, force
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What is the symbol for distance?

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d

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What is the symbol for displacement?

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s

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What is the symbol for velocity (speed)?

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v

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How do you convert m/s to km/h?

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multiply by 3.6

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How do you convert km/h to m/s?

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divide by 3.6

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What is uniform velocity/speed?

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The magnitude and direction of the velocity/speed stays constant

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What is instantaneous speed?

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The speed at a particular moment in time

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What is average velocity/speed?

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The total displacement over the total time

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If speed is uniform, what is the instantaneous speed?

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The same as the average speed

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How do you calculate acceleration?

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(final velocity - initial velocity) divided by total time

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What is acceleration?

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The rate of change of velocity

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What is the symbol for inital velocity?

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u

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What is the symbol for final velocity?

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v

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16
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How do you solve a SUVAT question?

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  1. work out which variables you have/don’t have/need
  2. work out which equation to use
  3. substitute letters for numbers
  4. solve
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17
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Is the initial direction always positive or negative?

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positive

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18
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What is the acceleration of Earth gravity?

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9.8m/s²

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19
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What is magnitude?

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A number NOT a direction

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20
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What is a force?

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An interaction that can:
* change the velocity of an object
* cause a distortion in the size or shape of an object
* cause a rotation about an axis

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21
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What are examples of field forces?

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  • gravitational
  • magnetic
  • electrostatic
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What are examples of contact forces?

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  • applied force
  • tension
  • friction
  • normal force
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What is tension?

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The force experienced in a taut string/rope (stretch)

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24
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What is friction?

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Force that opposes motion of an object, parallel to motion/direction

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What is normal force?

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Perpendicular force exerted by the surface of an object in contact with it

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What is the SI unit for force?

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N (newtons)

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27
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What is resultant/net force?

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Single vector that has the same effect as the individual forces acting together

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28
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When does an equilibrium happen?

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When the resultant force is zero

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29
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What is the SI unit for mass?

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kg

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30
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What is the SI unit for weight?

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N (netwons)

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31
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What is the formula for force?

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F = ma

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32
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What are Newton’s three laws of motion?

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  1. An object in motion/rest stays in motion/rest, unless acted on by an outside, net force (inertia)
  2. F = ma
  3. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
33
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Describe Newton’s second law of motion

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  • For a constant mass: the larger the force, the larger the acceleration
  • For a constant acceleration: The larger the mass, the larger the force needed
34
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Describe Newton’s first law of motion

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  • An object in motion/rest stays in motion/rest, unless acted on by an outside, net force
  • The outside force = net force
  • also called inertia
35
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Where there is a force, there is…

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acceleration

36
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Where there is no acceleration, there is no…

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resultant force

37
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What is drag?

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  • A force that opposes the motion of objects through a gas or liquid
  • increases rapidly with speed and gets larger when the surface area of the object is increased
38
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Describe Newton’s third law of motion

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  • Proves normal force
  • When on flat ground, the normal force is in equilibrium with the weight
  • When on an incline going down, the normal force is no longer in equilibrium with the weight
39
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How would you calculate the force of A on B?

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Force = mass of B * acceleration

40
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What is the formula for the net force when there is friction?

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Net force = Applied force - Frictional force

41
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Describe tension in a rope

A

The tension is always equal at both ends of the rope

42
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What is the difference between static and kinetic friction?

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  • static friction is the force of friction on an object that is not moving
  • kinetic friction is the force of friction on an object that is moving
  • kinetic friction is nearly constant with speed
  • Kinetic friction is usually significantly smaller than static friction
43
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What is inertial mass?

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Measures an object’s resistance to being accelerated by a force (motion) - not due to gravity

44
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What is gravitational mass?

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The mass of a body determined by its response to the force of gravity

45
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How do you calculate applied force when on a slope?

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Applied force = mg * sin(angle of slope)

46
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How much time is in between ticker tape dots?

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0.02s

47
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How do you work out if ticker tape is accelerating?

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The more spaced out the dots are, the faster the object is moving

48
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When an object is stationary, the applied force and static friction are…

A

oppposites (equal to zero)

49
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How do you calculate instantaneous velocity?

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(future velocity - past velocity) divided by (future time - past time)

50
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What is work?

A

When a force causes a particle or object to move

51
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What is the SI unit for work/energy?

A

J (Joules)

52
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What is the equation for work?

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W = Force x displacement

53
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How do you calculate work when the force is applied at an angle?

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W = F * cos(angle of force) * displacement

54
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What is the final velocity for an object dropped from a height?

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v = √2gh

55
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What is the work-energy theorem?

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Net work = total KE

56
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How do you calculate acceleration from a velocity - time graph?

A

rise / run

57
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How do you calculate displacement from a velocity - time graph?

A

total area underneath the line

58
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How do you calculate velocity from a displacement - time graph?

A

rise / run

59
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How do you calculate acceleration from a displacement - time graph?

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(current velocity - inital velocity) divided by time bewteen the two points

60
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What is the velocity of this graph?

A

0 - standing still

61
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What is the velocity of this graph?

A

Constant velocity

62
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What is the acceleration of this graph?

A

Constant acceleration

63
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What is the acceleration of this graph?

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Constant deceleration

64
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What is the formula for net force for an object including tension?

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F = T + mg

65
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What is the formula for initial mechanical energy?

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initial ME = initial GPE + initial KE

66
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What is the formula for final mechanical energy?

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final ME = final GPE + final KE

67
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What is the formula for final and initial mechanical energy?

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initial ME = final ME

68
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What is the formula for final and initial mechanical energy?

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initial ME = final ME

69
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What is the formula for weight?

A

W = mg

70
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In an elevator, when there is no acceleration, the tension and weight are…

A

opposites (equilibrium)

71
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Where there is constant velocity, there is no…

A

acceleration

72
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What is velocity?

A

The rate of change of displacement

73
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What is the difference between speed and velocity?

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  • speed is a magnitude, velocity is a magnitude and direction
  • speed is distance/time
  • velocity is displacement/time
74
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Assuming no energy is lost, the formula for Kinetic Energy and Potential energy is…

A

KE = PE

75
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What are types of potential energy?

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  • gravitational
  • magnetic
  • elastic
76
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What is the formula for net force in a pulley system?

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Net Force = (m₁+m₂)a

77
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What is the formula for theoretical force in a pulley system?

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Theoretical force = m₂g

78
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What is the formula for theoretical and net force in a pulley system?

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(m₁+m₂)a = m₂g

79
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How do you find the percentage difference between the theoretical and net force in a pulley system?

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[(Theoretical force - Net force) divided by theoretical force] times 100

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