9 Space Travel

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Flashcards on 9 Space Travel, created by Yeung Kam Fan on 09/04/2016.
Yeung Kam Fan
Flashcards by Yeung Kam Fan, updated more than 1 year ago
Yeung Kam Fan
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9 . 1 When we apply a force on an object , what will happens to the object ? 1 ) Change the speed of the object 2 ) Change the direction in which the object moves 3 ) Change the shape of an object
There are two kinds of forces , states them. 1 ) Contact force : When one object applies a force on another object through direct object . 2 ) Non-contact force : An object apply a force on another object that is not in direct contact
Gives some example of the two kinds of force . 1 ) Contact force : Push / pull the doors 2 ) Non-contact force : Force of gravity / magnetic force
In the laboratory , How can we measure the forces ? We can measure forces by a newton balance or spring balance . The unit of force is the newton ( N ).
9 . 2 What is friction ? Whatever an object slides over or tends to slide over another object , a force arises to oppose this change . It is friction . It is a contact force .Friction always oppose the motion or the tendency of motion of an object.
What is air resistance ? When an object moves through air or water , there are opposing force acting on an object by air . It is called the air resistance .
Briefly explain the heating effect of friction . When an object moves against friction , kinetic energy changes to heat energy.
Why we need to reduce the friction ? 1 ) Since the friction opposes the motion of an object , it can slow down and even stop the object. 2 ) The object wears out as it moves against friction . 3 ) The kinetic energy of the object is changed to heat energy , which is often unnecessary and leads to a waste of energy .
How can we reduce the friction ? 1 ) Using rolling beads 2 ) Supporting the object on an air cushion 3 ) Adding lubricant between the object and the surface . 4 ) Streamlining an object
9 . 3 What is the force of gravity ? The Earth pulls an object towards its centre even when it is not direct contact with the object. This is called the force of gravity .it is a non-contact force .
What is mass ? 1 ) Mass shows the amount of matter in the object . 2 ) It can be measured in kilogram ( kg ) or gram ( g ). 3 ) For a certain object , its matter is the same in all places , nits mass is also the same in all place .
What is weight ? 1 ) weight id the Earth's force gravity acting on an object 2 ) It can be measured in newton ( N ) 3 ) For a certain object , weight can different in different locations , where the force of gravity is different .
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