Year 7 Forces Flashcards

1
Q

List 5 types of forces

A

E.g. Gravity, upthrust, air resistance (drag), water resistance, tension, friction, thrust

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2
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List the forces acting on a car

A

Air resistance backwards and upwards, gravity downwards, thrust forwards

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3
Q

If there is no overall force acting on an object what will be happening to it?

A

It will stay still or continue moving at the same speed

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4
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What do forces acting on an object make it do?

A

Make it speed up, slow down or change direction

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5
Q

What is mass and is it constant?

A

Mass is how much of something there is, and it is constant

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6
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What is weight and is it constant?

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Weight is the pull of gravity on an object, and it changes in different places. It is measured in Newtons

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7
Q

What is the strength of gravity on Earth?

A

1 Newton per 100 grams or 10 Newtons per 1kg

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8
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What is the difference between friction and air resistance?

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Friction is the force when two objects touch, whereas air resistance is the force between the air and an object

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9
Q

Why must things slow down and eventually stop?

A

Because of friction and air resistance

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10
Q

How do you calculate the weight of something?

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Weight (N) = mass (kg) x gravitational field strength (N/kg)

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11
Q

Where can friction be helpful?

A

Braking in cars, stopping, lighting a fire, in the bottom of your shoes

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12
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Where can friction be unhelpful?

A

Creating heat, wearing things away

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13
Q

True or false: the quicker something is moving, the more friction there is

A

True

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14
Q

How is speed calculated?

A

Speed = distance divided by time

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15
Q

What stops you falling through things?

A

The reaction force of the thing you are standing on

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