Physics 5.3.1 Flashcards

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How can the Shape of a Stationary Object be Changed? Describe the Forces Applied in each Method. (3)

A

-Stretching: Forces in Opposite Direction, away from the Object.

-Bending: Forces that Distort the Object.

-Compressing: Forces in Opposite Directions Towards the Object.

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What is an Example of an Object that is commonly Compressed?

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Spring.

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3
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How many Forces does the Compression or Stretching of a Spring Require?

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2.

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What are the 2 Forces needed to Stretch a Spring? (2)

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-The Weight of the Mass.

-The Tension in the Spring.

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What are the 2 Forces involved in Bending a Diving Board? (2)

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-The Weight of the Swimmer.

-The Reaction Force from the Block to the Diving Board.

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What are the 2 types of Deformation a Shape can go through? (2)

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-Elastic.

-Inelastic.

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What is ‘Elastic Deformation’?

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When Objects Return to their Original Shape when the Stretching Force is Removed.

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What is ‘Inelastic Deformation’?

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When Objects Remain Stretched, and do not Return Completely to their Original Shape, even when the Stretching Force is Removed.

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