Topic D- Dynamics Flashcards

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what does Newton’s first Law sate?

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An object will remain stationary or move at a constant velocity unless acted by a resultant force.

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What does Newton’s Second Law State?

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when an resultant force acts on an object the object will accelerate. this is directly proportional to force and inversely proportional to mass.

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3
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What is the equation under newtons second Law?

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F = m a

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What does Newton’s Third Law State?

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When 2 objects interact, they apply forces on one and another that are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.

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What are the outcomes in newton’s third Law?

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1) equal in size
2) opposite in direction
3) always acts on two different objects.

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what is mass?

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mass is the amount of matter in a material. it is measured in kg.

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what is weight?

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weight is a measure of how strong the gravitational force is acting on a specific mass. weight is a force, hence it is measured in newtons.

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8
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Equation fir weight and mass?

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w = m g

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9
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what is the definition of newton?

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1N is the force exerted on 1kg of mass when accelerated in 1ms^-2.

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what is friction?

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friction is the force that opposes the relative movement of 2 surfaces.

it can be solid surfaces, liquid surfaces or gas surfaces.

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friction is always ______________ to the movement.

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opposite.

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what is the drag force?

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any object moving through a fluid experiences a force that opposes its movement. this opposing force is known as drag force.
EX: air resistance, water resistance.

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what does drag force depend on?

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speed of the object. ( higher the speed higher the drag force)

shape of the object ( higher surface area higher the drag force )

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14
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what is terminal velocity?

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look at the Album

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15
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what is momentum? what is it indicated with?

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indicated with (P)
momentum is a vector, its direction is the same as the velocities direction.

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what is the equation of moment?

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p = mv

f = mv-mu/t

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17
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what is the equation of impulse?

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impulse = f x t

impulse = mv - mu

18
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what is the principal of linear momentum conservation?

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when there is no external force acting on a system, the total initial momentum is equal to the total final momentum.

19
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what is the equation of linear momentum conservation?

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m1u1 + m2 u2 = m1 v1 + m2 v2
( if the velocity is opposite direction add a “-“ sign.

20
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what is kinetic energy?

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the energy of an object due to it’s motion.

21
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what is the equation of KE?

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KE = 1/2 * mv^2

22
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what elastic collision?

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in elastic collision kinetic energy is the same before and after the collision. in other words there is no loss of kinetic energy.

23
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what is in- elastic collision?

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in - elastic collision is when kinetic energy is less after the collision.

24
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what is energy?

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energy is the ability to do work.

25
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name some energy stores

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1) gravitational potential energy stores.
2) kinetic energy stores
3) thermal energy stores
4) elastic energy stores

26
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what is gravitational potential energy?

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it is the energy of an object due to it’s position in the gravitational field.

27
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what is the equation of gravitational potential energy?

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GPE = m . g . h

28
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what is the principal of conservation of energy?

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energy cannot be created or destroyed.

29
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State an example for principal of conservation of energy.

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ex: lets look at a simple pendulum, the total energy will be the same everywhere according to the principal of conservation of energy. but the energy transforms from kinetic and energy to GPE to kinetic again and so on…

(remember the diagram)

30
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what is power?

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power is the energy transferred.

31
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what is the equation of power?

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p = ΔE / ΔT

32
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what are the equations for efficiency?

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efficiency = useful output power / total
input power x 100%

or

efficiency = useful work done / total work
done x 100%

33
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what is center of mass?

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center of mass is called the center of gravity. it is a hypothetical point from where weight of an object acts.

34
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what is center of mass?

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center of mass is called the center of gravity. it is a hypothetical point from where weight of an object acts.

35
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what is another term for turning effects?

A

moment of force

36
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What is the equation for moment of force?

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moment = force x perpendicular distance between pivot and forces.

36
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what is the principal of moments?

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sum of clockwise moments = sum of anti clock wise moments.

37
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what is a moment of a couple?

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it is two equal and opposite forces acting on an object but not on the same line.

38
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what is the equation of moment of a couple?

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force x distance between the forces.

39
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what are the conditions for an object to be at equilibrium?

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1) resultant force has to be 0
2) at any point all clockwise moments must
be equal to all the anti clockwise
moments.

40
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what is stable equilibrium?

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If an object is in stable equilibrium then when it is displaced and released from its equilibrium position it will return to its equilibrium position.
(it may wobble a little but it will return to its equilibrium position)

41
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what is unstable equilibrium?

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if an object is in unstable equilibrium, then when it is displaced from its equilibrium position and released it will fall/ roll off.