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1
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2 springs in parallel

A

each spring experiences half of the force applied and has force constant of sum of both

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2
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period and amplitude of oscillator

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independent of each other

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3
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work done definition

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force x distance moved in direction of the force

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4
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ways a crane can be modified to improve its efficiency

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oil bearings to reduce friction

stiffer cable to reduce energy loss through stretching

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5
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centripetal force meaning

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force acts perpendicular to direction of motion

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6
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centripetal force experiment

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glass tube, string, bung and masses
vary string length and calculate velocity
graph of velocity squared against radius of circle
should get straight line through gradient

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7
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determine acceleration due to free fall from v^2 against h graph

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mgh=1/2mv2
conservation of energy
graph has straight line gradient
gradient= 2g

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8
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up thrust and drag

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both act upwards on an object falling in water

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9
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sources of error when timing drop of steel ball onto trapdoor

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trapdoor doesn’t open immediately

increase height to decrease uncertainty

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10
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how to reduce error when doing ball on ramp experiment

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make distance as long as possible to reduce percentage uncertainty in timing
use release mechanism to release ball
ensure ball not pushed when released

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11
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how to measure force applied to ball from ball-release mechanism

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pull back plate with newton meter

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12
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finding centre of gravity practical

A

hang object freely from clamp and stand
hang plumbline
repeat and hang from diff points
where lines intersect is centre of gravity

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13
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when does an oscillator dissipate max energy

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when has max speed as has greatest friction

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14
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earth vs mars

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direction of g opposite

g at earth’s surface greater than at mars’ as earth has larger mass

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15
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why doesn’t clothes and washing machine obey newton’s 3rd law

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both forces act on same object

different types of force

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16
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ultimate tensile strength

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max stress a material can withstand before it breaks

17
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terminal velocity drag=

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weight

18
Q

speed and drag relationship

A

dir prop

19
Q

how does damping effect resonance

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max amplitude of displacement is reduced and natural frequency is decreased

20
Q

shc of oil practical

A

Oil in (insulated) container
Electrical heater fully immersed in oil
Thermometer
Ammeter in series , voltmeter in parallel with heater /
joulemeter in parallel with heater
Power supply /+ & - signs marked on wires
Temperature varies throughout oil - minimise by stirring
before taking temperature readings
Some energy is required to raise temperature of the
container / heater (etc) - allow by including in calculation
E=Pt=IVt c=E/mT

21
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shm definition

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Force/acceleration is proportional to displacement (from equilibrium position)
force/acceleration is (always) towards equilibrium position