Physics 2 Flashcards

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1
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Newton’s second law

A

The acceleration of an object is:

  • directly proportional to the resultant force on an object
  • inversely proportional to the mass of an object
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2
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Force (N)=

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Mass (kg)*acceleration (m/s2)

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3
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The weight of an object is the force of gravity acting on the object
Weight (w)=

A

Mass (kg)*acceleration due to gravity (m/s2)

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4
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Terminal velocity:

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The maximum velocity that an object can travel at in a fluid

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5
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Hooke’s law:

A

Force is directly proportional to extension provided the elastic limit is not reached

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6
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Total stopping distance=

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Thinking distance+braking distance

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7
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Braking distance:

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How far the car travels once the breaks have been applied

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8
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Thinking distance

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How far the car travels during your reaction time

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9
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Thinking distance factors:

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Distractions, age, alcohol consumption, drugs, tiredness

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10
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Braking distance factors:

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Tyre condition, driving surface, road conditions

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11
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Both factors of braking and thinking distance:

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Speed, heavy rain

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12
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Momentum

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A property of a moving object which depends on how much mass the object has and how fast it is moving

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13
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P (kg m/s)=

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m mass (kg)*v volume (m/s)

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14
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Conservation of energy:

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Energy cannot be created or destroyed, but can only be transferred from one energy store to another energy store

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15
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Kinetic

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Moving objects

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16
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Chemical

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Inside chemical bonds

17
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Thermal

A

Hot objects

18
Q

Gravitational potential:

A

Lifting something up

19
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Magnetic

A

Between two magnets

20
Q

Elastic potential

A

Stretched object

21
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Nuclear

A

Nuclear reactions

22
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Mechanical

A

When a force is involved

23
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Electrical

A

When electricity is involved

24
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Heating

A

When there is a change in temperature

25
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Radiation

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By light or other EM waves

26
Q

Work done

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Work is done when a force moves an object through a distance
Work done is the same as the transfer of energy

27
Q

Calculating work done

A
Work is done when a force moves an object through a distance
work done(J)W=F force(N)*S distance (m)
28
Q

Work done:

A
  • Climbing a flight of stairs
  • swimming
  • running 100m
  • turning the pages of a book
  • a falling parachutist
  • playing a video game
  • lifting a weight
  • writing on a book
29
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No work done

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  • Watching TV
  • a spacecraft moving at a steady speed towards the moon
  • reading a book
  • driving at a steady speed on a motorway
  • talking
  • sleeping, sitting
  • holding a book
30
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Weight

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The weight of an object is the force of gravity acting on the object