Physics 1.4 - 1.6 Flashcards

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1
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Which axis is the velocity on in the velocity time graph?

A

The y axis

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Which axis is the time on in the velocity time graph

A

The x axis

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3
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What does the area under the curve represent?

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The area under the curve represents the distance traveled

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4
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That does the curve indicate?

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The curve indicates the acceleration

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What does a line with no gradient indicate in a velocity time graph

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It indicates that there is no acceleration and is moving at a constant velocity

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What does a curved line indicate in a velocity time graph?

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It indicates either an increasing or decreasing rate of acceleration

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What does a straight line with a negative gradient indicate in a velocity time graph?

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It indicates a constant decceleration

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What is terminal velocity

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Terminal velocity is a constant speed that a falling object eventually reaches when the air resistance and the forces downward are equal to eachother causing no resultant force. This means there is no acceleration

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What is density

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Density is a measurement of how close or far apart the particles are in a substance

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10
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What is the formula of a density

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Density = Mass/Volume

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11
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How can we use a eureka can

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We can use it to measure the volume of both regular and irregular solids

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How can we get a more accurate measurement of volume?

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We can use a larger volume of water and we can repeat the experiment a handful of times and get the mean of the result

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