Topic 8 - Energy - Forces Doing Work Flashcards

1
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work done

A

The energy transferred by a force

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2
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Work done equation

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Work done (J) = force (N) x distance moved in the direction of the force (m)

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3
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power (watts)

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The rate at which energy is transferred

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4
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Power equation

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Power (W) = work done (J)
time taken (s)

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5
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Contact forces

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Forces exerted on each other when the objects are touching

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6
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Normal contact force

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The reaction force acts at right angles to the surface (e.g. when you stand on the floor there is an upwards force from the floor on you)

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7
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Gravity

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Force that occurs between any two objects that have mass

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8
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Forcefield

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Space around an object where it can affect other objects

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9
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Magnetic field

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Space around magnet where it can affect other materials

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10
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Electric field

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An object charge of static electricity has an electric field around it

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11
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A free body force diagram

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A diagram showing the forces acting on the object

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12
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How do you work out a resultant force using a scale diagram?

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  • draw arrows of the correct angles to represent the forces the length of each arrow should represent the size of the force
  • Draw lines to make a parallelogram
  • The resultant forces is a diagonal of the parallelogram measure this arrow to work out the size of the resultant force
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13
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How can use a scale diagram to resolve the forces on an object?

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  • Draw a force arrow to scale at the correct angle
  • Draw a rectangle with the sides in the direction you are interested in (e.g. Horizontal and vertical)
  • The resolved forces are the size of the rectangle
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14
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Moment

A

the Turning force

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15
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What is the moment of a force depend on?

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The size of the force and where the force is applied

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16
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pivot

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the point around which the object can rotate or turn

17
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Moment of a force equation

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Moment of a force (Nm) = force (N) x distance normal (perpendicular) to the direction of the force

18
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What is the distance normal?

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The distance between the force and the pivot is measured normal (at right angles) to the direction of the force

19
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When will an object balance? (In equilibrium)

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  • When the anticlockwise moment from the goods is equal to the clockwise moment from the weights
  • The sum of clockwise moments = the sum of anticlockwise moments
20
Q

lever

A

A bar that pivot is about a point and is used to transfer a force