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What is the equation for work done?

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Work done = force x distance moved in direction of force

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What are units for work done?

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Joules, J

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What are the units for force?

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Newtons, N

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What are the units used for distance moved in direction of force?

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Meters, m

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5
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What is power?

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Power is the rare of energy transferred

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What is the equation for speed?

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Speed = distance/ time

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What is the equation for power?

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Power = work done/time taken

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8
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What is power measured in?

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Watts, w

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What is time taken measured in?

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Seconds, s

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1 watt = ? j/s

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1 watt = 1 J/s

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11
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What could work done also be seen as?

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Energy

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12
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What is equilibrium?

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Where the forces on opposite sides are balanced and the objects are either balanced or moving at a constant speed

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What are contact forces?

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Objects affecting each other by touching

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What are the three contact forces?

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Push, pull, friction

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What are non contact forces?

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Forces affecting each other without touching

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What are the three non contact forces?

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Gravity, magnetic fields, electrostatic forces

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17
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Where do gravitational fields effect?

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Around anything with mass

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18
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Where do electrostatic fields effect?

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Around any charged object

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Where do magnetic fields effect?

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Around any magnet

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What are the four rules of force pairs?

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They do not cancel each other out
They act in different objects
They are the same size
They act in opposite directions

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21
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What is Newton’s third law?

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For every force there’s an equal opposite reaction force

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22
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What are force pairs an example of?

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Newton’s third law pairs

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23
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What type of force would a chair pushing up on you be?

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Normal contact force

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What are the three rules for forces on a single object?

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May be the same type or different types
May cancel each other out (balanced
May not cancel each other out (unbalanced

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25
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What is weight?

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The earth pulling (object) down. Caused by gravity

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26
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How can we draw a diagram to show vector forces?

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Using arrows pointing in the correct direction in a scale diagram

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What is a scalar quantity?

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A scalar quantity has only a size (magnitude) and doesn’t have a direction

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What’s an example of a scalar quantity?

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Distance

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29
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What is a vector quantity?

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A vector quantity has a size (magnitude) and a direction

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What is an example of a vector quantity?

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Displacement

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31
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Is charge a vector or scalar quantity?

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Scalar

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32
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Is distance a vector or scalar quantity?

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Scalar

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33
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Is energy a vector or scalar quantity?

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Scalar

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34
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Is frequency a vector or scalar quantity?

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Scalar

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35
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Is mass a vector or scalar quantity?

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Scalar

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36
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Is pressure a vector or scalar quantity?

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Scalar

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37
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Is speed a vector or scalar quantity?

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Scalar

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38
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Is temperature a vector or scalar quantity?

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Scalar

39
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Is time a vector or scalar quantity?

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Scalar

40
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Is volume a vector or scalar quantity?

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Scalar

41
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Is acceleration a vector or scalar quantity?

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Vector

42
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Is displacement a vector or scalar quantity?

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Vector

43
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Is electric current a vector or scalar quantity?

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Vector

44
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Is field strength a vector or scalar quantity?

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Vector

45
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Is force a vector or scalar quantity?

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Vector

46
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Is moment a vector or scalar quantity?

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Vector

47
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Is momentum a vector or scalar quantity?

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Vector

48
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Is velocity a vector or scalar quantity?

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Vector

49
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Is weight a vector or scalar quantity?

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Vector

50
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What are the two average speeds of motorway speed limits?

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31m/s and 70mph

51
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What are the two average speeds of walking?

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1.4m/s and 3.1mph

52
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What are the two average speeds of cycling?

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6m/s and 13mph

53
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What are the two average speeds of airplane?

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230m/s and 340mph

54
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What are the two average speeds of speed limit in town?

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13m/s and 30mph

55
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What are the two average speeds of commuter train?

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55m/s and 123mph

56
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What are the two average speeds of sound?

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342m/s and 515mph

57
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What does speed tell you about an object

A

How quickly it travels a certain distance

58
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What are the three units of speed?

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Km/h, m/s, mph

59
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What are the two scientific meanings of ‘fast?

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Travel further in the same time or travel the same distance in less time

60
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Speed equation

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Speed = distance / time

61
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Units for speed

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m/s

62
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Units for distance

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m

63
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Units for time

A

s

64
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In the triangle, what is distance represented by?

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The letter x

65
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What do we use distance time graphs for?

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To represent a journey in an easy way

66
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What is velocity equation?

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Velocity = displacement / time

67
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What is acceleration equation?

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Change in velocity / time

68
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When does velocity changes?

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When direction changes

69
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What types of velocity can you have?

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Positive and negative

70
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Average speed equation

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Total distance / time for whole journey

71
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What are two base rules of acceleration ?

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Always has a direction, can be positive or negative

72
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What is units for acceleration?

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m/s^2

73
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What is change in velocity units?

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m/s

74
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What is time units?

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s

75
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What are the letter/triangle equation for acceleration?

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a= v-u/t

76
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What does the letter v represent?

A

Final velocity

77
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What does the letter u represent?

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Staring velocity

78
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How do you work out change in velocity?

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Final velocity - starting velocity

79
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What happens to the acceleration of an object when the velocity changes?

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It accelerates

80
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An airliners velocity changes from 0m/s to 60m/s in 20 seconds. What is it’s acceleration?

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a=v-u/t = 60-0/20 =3m/s^2

81
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If an object is slowing down, what happens to its acceleration?

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It’s decelerating, will have a negative acceleration

82
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What is acceleration due to gravity?

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10

83
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What is the acceleration equation?

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(Final velocity)^2 - (initial velocity)^2 = 2x acceleration x distance

V^2-u^2=2xax x

84
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A car travelling at 15 m/s accelerates at 1.5m/s^2 over a distance of 50m. Calculate it’s final velocity.

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V^2=(2xax x) + u^2
=(2x1.5x50)+(15x15)
V^2= 375(m/s)^2
V = (square root of 375) m/s^2
=19.4 m/s
85
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What are SI units for velocity?

A

M/s

86
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What are SI units for acceleration?

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M/s^2

87
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A cyclist accelerates from 2m/s to 8m/s with an acceleration of 1.5m/s^2. How far did she travel while she was accelerating? Use the formula: x=(v^2-u^2)/2xa

A

X=(8^2-2^2)/2x1.5

X=64-4/3
X=20m

88
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On a velocity time graph, how do you work out the distance travel?

A

Area of the graph (under the line)

89
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How is acceleration represented in a velocity time graph?

A

The gradient of the line

90
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If the line is going downwards on a velocity time graph, what does it mean?

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Negative velocity

91
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If the angle on the road is changing while a car is driving , what does this mean for direction mad velocity?

A

They’re both changing

92
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A car drives around a roundabout at 30km/h. How is speed effected? How is velocity effected? How is acceleration effected?

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Speed stays the same
Velocity is changing because care is moving in a different direction
It is accelerating because velocity is changing

93
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How do you work out resultant force?

A

Subtract all relevant forces from each other

94
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An object has a resultant force of 0N. What does this mean?

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It’s stationary or moving at constant speed

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