Things To Be Armed With Flashcards
Physics :
What is the definition of 1 Volt ?
1 Volt = I Joule / 1 Coulomb
“I Volt = 1 Joule per Coulomb”
Physics :
What is the law of conservation of linear momentum ?
Momentum before a collision/explosion etc Is EQUAL To the Momentum after a collision
IN THE ABSENCE OF ANY EXTERNAL FORCES
Physics :
What is the difference between a vector and a scalar ?
A scalar requires Magnitude only
A vector requires Magnitude + DIRECTION
Physics : In a Velocity-Time Graph, what is the: 1. gradient 2.Displacement Equal to
- Gradient = Acceleration
2. Displacement = Area under graph
Physics: In a Displacement-Time graph, what is: 1. gradient 2. A straight line Equal to?
- Gradient = Velocity
2. Str. line = Constant Velocity
Physics:
what are the 3 equations of Motion?
- V = u + at
- V^2 = u^2 + 2as
- S = ut + 1/2 a t^2
Physics :
what is meant by the terms
- EMF ?
- Tpd
- Lv
EMF = Electro Motive Force
(Voltage Supply)
Tpd = Terminal Potential Difference
Lv = Lost Volts
Physics :
If a battery has an internal resistance connected to it and there is no current flowing through the circuit, is there any lost volts ?
No,
Lost Volts = (Current x Internal Resistance)
If current = 0A there is no lost volts
Physics :
What happens to a circuit with internal resistance when the switch is closed (I.e. When a current flows through)
When current flows through a circuit with internal resistance:
Lost volts will occur, can be calculated by (Ir)
As soon as there is Lost Volts from:
EMF = Tpd + Lv
The Tpd will decrease
Physics :
What is “Short Circuit Current” ?
Short Circuit current is:
the Max current available from the pier supply
Short Circuit Current Is dangerous!!
Physics :
When doing UVAST, when a projectile reaches its maximum height what is V equal to ?
V is equal to 0 m/s
Physics :
If a projectile is thrown and lands under the height at which is was thrown from, what does this mean?
This means the projectile had a negative displacement, as:
Is has traveled a distance from its starting point but in the opposite direction
Physics :
When doing Doppler Effect questions, what alternative to the equation do you use when the source is travelling
- Towards
- Away
- Vs - Vo
2. Vs + Vo
Physics :
What is the change in momentum of an object ?
If 2 objects are traveling in opposite directions then one of their velocities must be considered to be negative!!!!
Are the following quantities Scalars or Vectors ?
- speed
- Displacement
- Acceleration
- Force
- Momentum
- Scalar
- Vector
- Vector
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