Physics Ka3 Flashcards

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1
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What are forces measured in?

A

Newtons (N)

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2
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What are examples of contact forces?

A

Friction, air resistance, reaction forces

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3
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What are examples of non-contact forces?

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Gravitational, magnetic

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4
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What are non-contact forces?

A

Forces that have a region around them called a field where they affect objects

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5
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What can electrostatic and magnetic fields do that gravitational fields can’t?

A

Repel as well as attract

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6
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What is Newton’s first law?

A

If there are no forces acting on an object or the resultant force is zero: a stationary object stays still and a moving object will continue at the same speed and direction

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7
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If the weight of a stationary plant pot is 5N and the support the table it is sitting on is also 5N, what is the resultant?

A

0

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8
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Look at diagram (A) and label the forces acting on the submarine and state the vertical and horizontal resultants

A

Diagram A on sheet

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9
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What is a free body force diagram? (FBF)

A

A diagram that only shows the forces acting on an object and ignores other objects

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10
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Look at diagram B and label the different forces

A

B on sheet

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11
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Look at diagram A and label the forces

A

A

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12
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Look at diagram C and label forces

A

C

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13
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Look at diagram D and label forces

A

D

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14
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What is newtons 3rd law?

A

When 2 objects interact they exert equal and opposite forces on each other

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15
Q

There are two people on skateboards holding a rope. If one person pulls what will happen?

A

The same force acts on both of them and they move together

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16
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What happens when a boy falls from a tree?

A

The boy and the earth have the same force acting on them. The boy moves more than the earth because his mass it much smaller

17
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When a car is driving on the road what are the forces?

A

The force of the friction of the road on the tyre is in the forward direction.
The force of the friction of the tyre on the road is in the reverse direction.

18
Q

What happens to the forces on an object that are balanced?

A

They cancel each other out

19
Q

An unbalanced force acting in the same direction as the motion of the body will make it ______ ___

A

Speed up

20
Q

An unbalanced force in the _______ ______ to the motion of the body will make it slow down.

A

Opposite direction

21
Q

The _______ the size of the unbalanced force the faster the object will speed up or slow down

A

Greater

22
Q

The car is running at its maximum speed so there is no acceleration. Are the forces balanced?

A

Yes

23
Q

Explain the forces in swimming

A

The swimmer pushes against the water and the water pushes back.

24
Q

What is the resultant force?

A

The single force that can replace all of the forces acting on an object and have the same effect