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Forces & Motion (Science)
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- 1Definition of a force SIMPLIFIEDA force is a push or a pull
- 2Definition of a force COMPLICATEDA force is a push or a pull when a force is applied to a body, it will cause a change in the state of the body making it accelerate/decelerate. A force can also change the shape of an object. It is measured in N (newtons)
- 3Definition of balanced forcesBalanced forces are equal in size but opposite in sign, therefore summing to zero (i.e. balanced forces, balanced charge)
- 4Definition of unbalanced forcesBalanced forces do not add up to zero (i.e. unbalanced forces have a non-zero resultant or sum)
- 5Definition of stopping distanceThe stopping distance is the total distance taken for a car to stop
- 6What are the two parts to stopping distance?Thinking distance
Braking distance - 7Define thinking distanceThe thinking distance is the distance between a driver realizing that they need to stop and the beginning of the braking distance.
- 8Define braking distanceThe braking distance is the distance between the beginning of breaking and the point where the forces are balanced, equilibrium is reached and the car is at a complete stand still.
- 9What is terminal velocity?Terminal velocity is the constant speed that a freely falling object eventually reaches when the resistance of the medium through which it is falling prevents further acceleration.
- 10What is Hooke's Law?The extension of an elastic object such as a wire or spring is proportional to the stretching force, provided the extension is not too large.
- 11State the formula for Hooke's LawF = k x e
- 12The F in Hooke's law What does it stand for? What is it measured in?The F stands for force
It is measured in newtons (N) - 13The k in Hooke's Law What does it stand for? What is it? What is it measured in?Spring constant:
A characteristic of a spring which is defined as the ratio of the force affecting the spring to the displacement caused by it.
Measured in N/m (newton meters - 14The e in Hooke's Law What does it stand for? What does it mean? What is it measured in?Extension
When an elastic object - such as a spring - is stretched, the increased length is called its extension.
It is measured in meters - 15What do we do to prevent speeding in this country?In this country, we put up speed limits to tell people what the fastest speed allowed is. We also have speed cameras which catch the people who speed so they can be punished, encouraging them not to speed again.
- 16What is the equation for acceleration?change in velocity
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time taken - 17What is the equation for change in velocity?v - u
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t - 18v = u = t =v = final velocity
u = initial velocity
t = time - 19Now state the equation using wordschange in velocity =
final velocity - initial velocity
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time - 20Braking or Breaking distance?Braking
- 21State the 3 equations linking distance, speed and time
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- GCSE Science Fichas sobre Forces & Motion (Science), creado por Y10 Y11 el 16/05/2016.
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