Physics Revision | Summer Exams | 2018

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\What is the unit of current? Amps.
How many joules are in a kilojoule? 1000.
What is a Sankey diagram? A Sankey diagram is an energy transfer diagram that shows the proportion of energy transferred in different ways.
Describe the energy transfers that happen when an archer pulls back and then releases a bow to shoot an arrow. Elastic potential energy when the archer pulls back the bow and kinetic energy when you shoot the arrow.
Which of these is not a fuel? a) petrol b) sugar c) coal d) air d) air
What are the three fossil fuels? Coal, Gas, Oil.
Which of these fuels are not renewable Hint: There are 2. a) Coal b) Gas c) Wind a) Coal and b) Gas
What does dissipated mean? When energy becomes spread out wastefully.
What is the formula triangle for speed? Speed = Distance travelled ________________ Time taken
On a distance time graph, what does it mean when the line on the graph is horizontal? The object has stopped moving.
On a distance time graph, what does it mean when the line on the graph is a straight upward line? The object is going at a consant speed.
On a distance time graph, what does it mean when the line on the graph is an upward-sloping line. It means that the object is accelerating.
What are independent variables? The ones we can change.
What are dependent variables? A variable whose value depends on another.
What is correlation? Correlation is a statistical measure that indicates the extent to which two or more variables fluctuate together.
If the independent variable is discontinuous, what chart should you use? Bar chart.
Two cars are going opposite directions, one at 70mph, the other at 60mph. How fast does it look? 130mph because you add them together.
Two cars are going the same direction, one at 60mph, the other at 20mph. How fast does it look? 40mph because you minus the numbers.
What forces act on a plane in the sky? Air resistance, gravity lift and thrust.
What is a gravitational field? A gravitational field is an area in which an object feels a force.
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