Physics test 9th grade #1 Flashcards

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Speed formula

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distance/time

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Speed definition

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The speed of an object is given by the ratio between distance travelled and time taken

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Are average speed and actual speed the same

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No, actual speed changes while average speed does not

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4
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how is speed measured

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Km/h
m/s
mph

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5
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What is the magic triangle

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Distance/speed x time

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How fast

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speed - distance/time

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7
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how far

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distance - speed x times

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how long

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time - distance/speed

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9
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difference between speed and velocity

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speed is about movement in general while velocity is speed with direction

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10
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Vector

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A quantity that has value (magnitude) as well as a direction. Number + Unit + direction

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Scalar

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A quantity that is represented by a simple numerical value. Number + unit

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12
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is velocity is vector or scalar

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vector

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13
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Is speed a vector or scalar

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Scalar

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14
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What symbol is used to represent velocity?

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an arrow.

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15
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is weight a scalar is vector or scalar

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weight is a vector

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16
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is acceleration a vector or scalar

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vector

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17
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What do the details that the symbol that represents velocity tell us

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Length = magnitude/size
Direction = direction

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18
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What is acceleration

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when there is a change in velocity:
- speed increases (positive acceleration)
- speed decreases (negative acceleration)
- change in direction

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19
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When acceleration occur

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when there is a change of speed, direction, or both

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20
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acceleration formula

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a = (v - u) / t
a = acceleration
u = initial speed
t = time

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21
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When speed increases it is called

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positive acceleration

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22
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when speed decreases its called

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negative acceleration

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23
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In distance time graphs, whats on the x axis and whats on the y axis

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distance is on the y axis, time is on the x

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24
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In a distance time graph, a straight flat line represents…

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no movement (v=0)

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In a distance time graph, positive constant speed is show as...
a straight line going vertically up
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In a distance time graph, if there are two lines, how do you determine which one is greater
look at the distance both lines are at at the same time to determine which one is greater
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In a distance time graph, how do u represent negative constant speed
a straight line going down
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How do you show acceleration on a distance time graph
it is a slope. Negative goes down and positive goes up
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What is the formula to find the slope
rise/run
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In a distance time graph, are the slope and speed related
yes, mathematically speaking, the slope is the speed because rise/run = distance/time
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In speed time graphs, what does no movement look like
a straight line on the x axis
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In speed time graphs, what does constant positive speed look like
A straight line not on the x axis
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In speed time graphs, how is negative speed represented
by a line under the x axis
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In speed time graphs, what does a diagonal line going up represent
positive acceleration
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In speed time graphs, what does a diagonal line going down represent
negative acceleration
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In speed time graphs, how to you determine which line is greater
whichever is higher up
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In speed time graphs, what is the slope equivalent to
acceleration. slope = rise/run = speed/time acceleration = speed/time = rise/run
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How do you find the distance on speed time graphs?
Find the area of the shape made by the line. For a rectangle it would be speed x time. For a triangle it would be 1/2 speed x time
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What happens to an object after its released
it falls with increasing speed which is acceleration
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Why do objects fall
gravity
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when do heavier objects fall faster than lighter ones
when theres air resistance
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what 2 forces act upon an object
gravity and air resistance
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what affects air resistance
the shape of the object
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If there was no air resistance, how would this affect objects
all objects would fall with the same acceleration. This is called the acceleration of free fall or g
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the speed at which an object falls in a vacuum depends on...
the local gravitational field strength
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What does g stand for
the acceleration of free fall
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What is the acceleration of free fall
The acceleration of objects falling without air resistance
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What is the g on Earth
approximately 10
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Will an object fall faster on the moon or earth (with no air resistance)
The earth because it has a stronger gravitational field than the moon does
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If an object is moving under free fall, its velocity is given by
v = g x t or v = 10t
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How do you find the distance of an object that is accelerating free falling
5t^2 where t = time This is because normally you would do 1/2 speed x time. Speed is 10t. so it is 1/2 10t x t. This can be simplified to 5t^2
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What is free fall
falling because of the force of gravity without air resistance
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if a rock fell for 3 seconds what would be its velocity and distance travelled
v = 30 d = 45m
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what is free fall?
anything that is released into the air. For example, even throwing something up is considered free fall
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How do you find velocity and distance when an object is launched straight up in the air (free fall)
as the object moves up, the velocity decreases by ten. as it goes down, it repeats the sequence in reverse (increases by 10)
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If an arrow was shot straight up for two seconds at an initial speed of 20, what is its velocity every second
t = 0 v = 20 t = 1 v = 10 t = 2 v = 0 t = 3 v = 10 t = 4 v = 20
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How do you find the distance of an object in free fall when its shot up straight in the air
the total time squared times 5. For example, 4 x 4 = 16. 16 x 5 = 80
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Newtons first law
an object in motion will stay in motion unless another force acts upon it
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Newtons third law
for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction
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force formula
force = acceleration x mass
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how to draw a force diagram
four arrows showing four forces - earth pushing up - gravity - friction/ air resistance - momentum from vehicle resultant force: bigger force - smaller force
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mass vs weight
Mass is the total amount of matter, or "stuff," in an object. Weight is the force of gravity on an object. w = mass x 10
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