Topic 9 - Forces and their effects Flashcards

1
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Interactions between objects cause

A

Forces

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2
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A force is

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a push or pull on an object cause by it interacting with something

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3
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Objects interact in 3 ways

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At a distance without contact
By contact
Producing pairs of forces

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4
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Nn-contact forces cause and examples

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Interacting fields:
Gravitational fields causing attraction
Magnetic fields causing attraction or repulsion between magnets
Electric fields causing attraction and repulsion between electric fields

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5
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Conatct forces cause and examples

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Objects touching eachother:
Normal contact force
Friction

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6
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Whenever two objects interact

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The feel opposite and equal forces

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7
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The oppsoite and equal forces are called an

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Interaction pair

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8
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Interaction pairs can be represented with

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A diagram with a pair of arrows(vectors) on an object diagram

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9
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Scalars have

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Only magnitude

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10
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Vectors have

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Magnitude and direction

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11
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Vectro diagrams process

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Draw the vectors onto a diagram from the same starting point.
Connect them with a line
The resultant vector is the resultant force
Use the length and angle to fidn the vector

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12
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Objects are in equilibrium if

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The resultant force is 0. The scale diagram shows the last force ending at the starting point

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13
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A free force diagram is

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An isolated body and all the forces acting on it. The size of the arrows shows the magnitude of force, and direction

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14
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Resultant force is

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The total force acting in one direction or overall on an object

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15
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Objects in equilibrium behaviour

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Stay stationary or move at a steady speed

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16
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The turning effect of a force is called a

17
Q

Forces cause rotation when

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The force is exerted at a distance from the pivot

18
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Moment(Nm) =

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Force(N) x Distance from pivot(m)

19
Q

Sum of clockwise moments(when object is in equilibrium)=

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Sum of anticlockwise moments

20
Q

Gears are

A

Circular cogs with teeth around their edge. they cause other gears to turn in the opposite direction

21
Q

Levers and gears transmit

A

The rotational effects of forces

22
Q

The ratio of moments of two gears =

A

The ratio of the gears’ radii

23
Q

Gears are made more efficient by

A

Lubrication to reduce unwanted transfers to friction