11.1 linear motion Flashcards

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define scalar quantity

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when measurements are only described in terms of size or magnitude- mass, distance and speed

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define vector quantity

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when measurements are described in terms of magnitude (size) and direction- weight, acceleration, displacement, velocity and momentum

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define mass

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the quantity of matter the body possesses, measured in kg

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define weight

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the force on a given mass due to gravity, measured in newtons

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5
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equation for weight

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weight (newtons)= mass (kg) x gravity (9.8)

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define distance

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measured in metres and is the path a body takes as it moves from the starting position to the finishing position

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define displacement

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measured in metres and is the shortest route in a straight line between the starting and finishing position

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define speed

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a measurement in metres/second of the body’s movement per unit of time with no reference to direction

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define velocity

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measured in metres/second and is the rate of change of displacement

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10
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equation for speed

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distance covered/ time taken

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equation for velocity

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displacement/ time taken

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define distance-time graph

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a type of graph that shows the distance travelled over a period of time

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13
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how do you calculate gradient

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change in the y axis/ change in the x axis

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14
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what are the three types of graphs of motion?

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distance-time graphs, velocity-time graphs and speed-time graphs

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define acceleration

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measured in m/s2 and is the rate of change of velocity

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16
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how to calculate acceleration

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change in velocity/ time

17
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how to calculate change in velocity

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(final velocity- initial velocity)/ time

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how to calculate momentum

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momentum (kgm/s) = mass (kg) x velocity (m/s)

19
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define external force

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comes from outside the body

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define internal force

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is generated by the skeletal muscles

21
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what are the two vertical forces?

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weight and ground reaction force

22
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what are the two horizontal forces?

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friction and air resistance

23
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what factors affect friction?

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the surface characteristics of the two bodies in contact, the temperature of the two surfaces in contact and the mass of the objects that are sliding

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what does air resistance depend upon?

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the velocity of the moving body, the cross-sectional area of the moving body and the shape & surface characteristics of a moving body

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what direction is weight?
downwards
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what direction is the ground reaction force?
upwards
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what direction is friction?
direction of motion
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what direction is air resistance?
opposite direction of motion
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define net force
the resultant force acting on a body when all forces have been considered
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equation for impulse
impulse= force x time
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define net impulse
a combination of positive and negative impulses
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how is negative impulse showed on force-time graphs?
first, under the x axis
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how is positive impulse showed on force-time graphs?
second, above x axis