physics 901-905 Flashcards

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6 kinematics equations plus acceleration formula

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s=d/t 
v=ut+at
v2-u2=2as
s= ut + 1/2at^2
s=v+u/2 x t
as= u+v/2
acc =v-u/t
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2
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6 differences between mass and weight

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weight ————————————mass
w=mass x gravity ————- f=ma
si unit= newton ——– si unit- kg
dependent on gravity —— not dependent
vector ————————– scalar
spring scale ———————balalnce scale
force of gravity ————– amount of matter

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3
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prefix table

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giga-9 
mega - 6
kilo - 3
deci - -1
centi - -2
mili - -3
micro - -6
nano - -9
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4
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principle of conservation of energy

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energy cannot be created nor destroyed, it can only be changed from one form to another

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5
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density - formula, definition, si unit

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definition - mass per unit volume
formula - mass/volume
si unit - kg/m3

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6
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formula of gravitational potential energy

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gpe = mgh (mass x gravity x height)

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7
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difference between scalar and vector quantities

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scalar - magnitude only , vector - magnitude and direction

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8
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name 5 renewable energy sources

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wind energy, tidal energy, geothermal energy, solar energy, wave energy, biomass energy, biofuels and hydroelectric energy

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9
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name 2 non renewable energy sources

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fossil fuels and nuclear fuels

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10
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momentum formula

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mass x velocity

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11
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impulsive force definition and formula

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rate of change of momentum, formula = (mv-mu)/t

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12
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newtons first law

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if an object is at rest it will continue to rest, if an object is in motion it will move at constant velocity unless a force acts upon it / tendency of an object to remain unchanged

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13
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newtons second law

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momentum is directly proportional to the resultant force acting on it

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14
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difference between static and sliding friction

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static friction - friction that exists between a stationary object and the surface it rests on
sliding friction- occurs when drag of two objects being pressed together while moving in opposite directions

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15
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hooke’s law

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states that below the elasticity limit of a spring, extension is directly proportional to force (resultant force = spring constant x extension)

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16
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conditions of equilibrium

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1) sum of forces acting in one direction = sum of forces acting in opposite direction (resultant force = 0)
2) sum of anticlockwise movement = sum of clockwise movement (resultant movement = 0 )

17
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moment formula

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moment = distance from pivot x force

18
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kinetic energy formula, si unit and definition

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formula: 1/2 x mass x (velocity)^2
si unit: joule
definition: energy due to motion

19
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efficiency formula

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(output power x imput power) x 100%

20
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work done formula

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work done = force x displacement

21
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power formula

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work done/ time taken or (force x displacement)/time taken

22
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pressure formula, definiton

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formula: pressure = force/ area
definition: force acting per unit area

23
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state pascals principle

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pressure=constant, pressure change in one part is transmitted without loss to every portion of the fluid and to the container walls. (f1/a1=f2/a2)

24
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boyle’s law

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  • for a constant mass of gas
  • at constant kelvin temperature
  • pressure is inversely proportional to volume
  • P1V1=P2V2
25
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atmospheric pressure formula

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density x gravitational field strength x height(pgh)

26
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impulse formula

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resultant force x time