A - Linear motion :) Flashcards

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Whats a scaler quantity and give 3 examples

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When measurements are only described in terms of size or magnitude
e.g mass, distance, speed

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Whats a vector quantity and give 5 examples

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When measurements are described in terms of magnitude and direction
e.g weight, acceleration, displacement, velocity, momentum

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How are vectors usually represented?

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*By arrows
*Length of arrow shows magnitude
*Longer the arrow the bigger the size
*Direction is shown by the line of application

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Define mass

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A physical quantity expressing the amount of mass or substance in a body
Measured in kg

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Whats weight?

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The force given to mass due to gravity

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How do you calculate weight?

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Mass (kg) x Gravity (9.8) = Weight (N)

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Define distance

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The length of the path a body follows when moving from one position to another
Measured in m

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Define displacement

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The length of a straight line joining the start and finish
Measured in m

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Define speed

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*Measured in m/s
*Bodies movement per unit of time with no reference of direction

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Define velocity

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*Measured in m/s
*The rate of change of displacement/ how fast a body travels in a certain direction

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Whats the equation for speed?

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Speed (m/s) = distance (m)/ time (s)

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Whats the equation for velocity?

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Velocity (m/s) = displacement (m) / time (s)

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Draw a distance time graph for a stationary performer

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Linear Motion A on sheet

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Draw a distance time graph for running at a constant rate

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Linear Motion B on sheet

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Draw a distance time graph for accelerating

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Linear Motion C on sheet

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Draw a distance time graph for decelerating

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Linear Motion D on sheet

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Draw a velocity-time /speed-time graph for travelling at a constant velocity/ speed

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Linear Motion E on sheet

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Draw a velocity-time /speed-time graph for increasing velocity / accelerating

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Linear Motion F on sheet

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Draw a velocity-time /speed-time graph for decreasing velocity / decelerating

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Linear Motion G on sheet

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Draw a velocity-time/speed-time graph for changing directions

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Linear Motion H on sheet

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Define acceleration

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The rate in change of velocity
*Measured in m/s2

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How do you calculate acceleration?

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Acceleration (m/s2) = change in velocity (m/s) / time (s)

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How do you calculate velocity?

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(final velocity - initial velocity)
/
Time

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How do you calculate momentum?

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mass(kg) x velocity(m/s)

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Define an external force e.g?
Comes from outside the body e.g friction, gravity, air resistance
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Define an internal force e.g?
Is generated by the skeletal muscles e.g quadriceps contracting to extend the knee
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What are examples of vertical forces?
Weight Reaction force
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Describe weight
*Vertical force *Gravitational force earth exerts on a body = mass x acceleration
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Describe reaction force
*Vertical force *Newtons 3rd law *Occurs when two bodies are in contact with each other
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What are examples of horizontal forces?
Frictional forces Air resistance
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Describe frictional forces
*Horizontal force *Static (before an object starts to slide) or sliding (two bodies in contact slide over each other)
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What are the factors that affect friction?
*Surface characteristics of two bodies in contact - increase roughness/hardness = increase frict *Temperature of bodies - increase warmth = increase frict *Mass of object - increase mass = increase frict
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Describe air resistance
*Horizontal force *Opposes the motion of a body travelling through the air
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What are the factors affecting air resistance?
*Velocity of moving body - faster = increased AR *Frontal cross sectional area of moving body - larger = increased AR *Shape and surface characteristics of moving body - less stream line and rough = increased AR
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Draw the force arrows for gravity, reaction force, friction and air resistance
SHEET linear motion I
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What is a net force?
*Resultant force acting on a body *Balanced or unbalanced (one force is larger) forces
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Define impulse
The measure of force applied over time to an object/body and relates to a change over time to a change in momentum that occurs as a constant
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How is impulse calculated?
Impulse (Ns) = force (N) x time (s)
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What is impulse used in sport to do?
*Add speed to a body or object *Slow down moving bodies slowing on impact
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Draw a force time graph for the start of the 100m race (impulse)
SHEET linear motion J
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Draw a force time graph for the middle of the 100m race (impulse)
SHEET linear motion K
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Draw a force time graph for the end of the 100m race (impulse)
SHEET linear motion L
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Draw a force time graph for pushing out of the blocks at the start of the 100m race (impulse)
SHEET linear motion M