Revision Flashcards

1
Q

Youngs modulus =

A

stiffness = springs constant = k

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2
Q

Absolute uncertainty is always

A

+/-

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3
Q

Extrapolation is

A

innacurate

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4
Q

Vernier callipers x.ymm

A
x = value just before where 0 is
y = where two lines meet up
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5
Q

Smaller measurements - uncertainties

A

Less absolute uncertainty but more percentage uncertainty

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6
Q

Fringe spacing for a single slit =

A

2Dlambda/a

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7
Q

Diffraction grating equation =

A

dsinX = nlamba

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8
Q

Constant y or x then graph is

A

linear

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9
Q

SinX =

A

amount of diffraction = fringe spacing

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10
Q

Efficiency =

A

output/input (rate of transfer)

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11
Q

0electron1 =

A

-1electron0

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12
Q

Lost volts =

A

emf - V = switch open - switch closed

Lost volts/current = internal resistance

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13
Q

Watts =

A

Joules/second

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14
Q

Power =

A

Energy/time

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15
Q

If go back to start point then displacement = 0 so

A

velocity = 0

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16
Q

Average speed =

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total distance/total time

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17
Q

Time of flight =

A

Time up * 2 = time down * 2
Time up = time down
time up + time down

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18
Q

Rate of power lost =

A

rate of voltage lost

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19
Q

Adding a resistor in parallel causes

A

a decrease in the total resistance

1/Rt = 1/R1 +1/R2 + 1/R3

20
Q

Q =

A

number of electrons * charge

21
Q

emf =

A

V + I(r)

22
Q

Intensity =

A

power/area

23
Q

Reversing cells

A

cancelling 2 when 1 reverses

24
Q

no. of lines =

A

1/spacing

25
Q

V1/V2 =

A

R1/R2

26
Q

Upon impact momentum =

A

0

27
Q

Diameter of atom =

A

10^-11

28
Q

Minimum distance of wave =

A

1st harmonic –> L=0.5lambda

29
Q

As temperature increases in a thermistor what happens to its conducting capabilities

A

Resistance decreases so current increases so conducts more like a superconductor

30
Q

Strangeness of K+

A

1

31
Q

Strangeness of K-

A

-1

32
Q

Strangeness of K0

A

1

33
Q

Strangeness of antiK0

A

-1

34
Q

Vernier caliper -

A

check jaws for zero error

35
Q

Micrometer =

A
  1. 5mm resolution

0. 1*xmm where lines meet up

36
Q

How to reduce parallex error

A

Move ruler closer to whats being measured and make sure the eye-view is in line with the measurement in order to reduce it

37
Q

Average velocity and acceleration with light gate

A

Use on card for velocity and two for acceleration

38
Q

Vernier scale =

A

value just before 0 + where lines meet up again

39
Q

Ruler absolute uncertainty =

A

2*0.5mm=+/- 1mm

40
Q

Time absolute uncertainty =

A

+/-0.2s

41
Q

Voltmeter measures

A

Change in voltage = potential difference

42
Q

Name a particle that is difficult to detect

A

Neutrino

43
Q

Conservation of energy states

A

Energy cannot be destroyed only ever transfered

44
Q

Progressive waves’ traits

A

Transfers energy from one point to another without transferring material

45
Q

Moment =

A

Force*perpendicular distance from line of action to pivot point

46
Q

Electron capture =

A

Orbital electron and proton in nucleus forming a neutron and releasing a neutrino

47
Q

Couple =

A

A pair of equal and opposite forces acting on a body but not alone the same line