Physics 3 Yr7 Flashcards

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What is a force?

A

A push or pull

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What UNIT is used to measure the size of a force?

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Newtons, N

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What INSTRUMENT can be used to measure the size of a force?

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A Newtonmeter

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How can we show forces on a diagram?

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With Arrows

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What do arrows show on a diagram?

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The direction of a force

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What does the length of an arrow show on a diagram?

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The longer the arrow, the bigger the force

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Applied Force

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The force where a person pushes of pulls and object

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Weight/Gravity

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The force that pulls objects towards earth

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Thrust

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The force produced by engines

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Friction

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The force when solid surfaces rub against each other.

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Air resistance

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The force when an object moves through the air

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Water resistance

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The force when an object moves through the water

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13
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Upthrust

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The force that stops objects sinking in water

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14
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Lift

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The force the stops airplanes from falling down towards earth

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Normal contact force

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The force that stops objects falling though solid surfaces

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Interaction

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When two objects act on each other with a force

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How many forces are produced during one interaction?

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Contact Force

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Forces that only happen when objects touch

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Non-contact forces

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Forces that can happen even when the objects are not touching

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Name two non-contact forces

A

Weight, magnetism

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Name the eight contact forces

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Friction, thrust, air resistance, water resistance, lift, normal contact, applied force, upthrust

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How can we squash an object?

A

Push on opposite sides of the object

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Compression

A

The change in size when an object is stretched

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How can we stretch an object?

A

Pull on opposite sides of the object

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Extension
The change in size when an object is stretched
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What is the equation for calculating extension?
Extension = New length - Original length
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What unit do we use to measure extension?
Metres, M
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What do we call a material that returns to its original size after it has been stretched or squashed?
Elastic material
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Moment
The turning effect of a fore
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Pivot
The point around which a moment acts
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What is the equation which links force, distance and moment?
M = F x d
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What units do we use to measure moments?
Newton Metres, Nm
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What is the relationship between the moment of a force and the size of the force?
As the size of the force increases, the moment increases.
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What are the two directions in which moments can act?
Clockwise and Anticlockwise
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