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what are vectors
direction
magnitude
examples of scalars
mass
temp
energy
what are scalars
only have
magnitude
what are examples of vectors
velocity
displacement
acceleration
force
momentum
in a
vector diagram
the length of an arrow =
magnitude
and the direction of the arrow =
direction of vector quantity
what is displacement
direction
of distance
what is a force
push
or
pull
which acts on an
object
due to its interaction with another object
what 3 things can forces do
change the
shape
change the
speed
change the direction
what is a contact force
one object touches another to
exert
a force
what are examples of a contact force
friction
- acts between 2 sliding surfaces, can act to stop something from moving
air resistance
- acts upon a moving object through the air
tension
- force exerted on a rope when we pull something
normal contact force
- supports an object which is resting on a surface, ie a table on the floor
what is a non contact force
act between two forces which are
physically
seperated
examples of non contact forces
gravity
electrostatic forces
- act between
charged
objects
magnetic forces
- can attract iron and steel objects
how many N = 1 MN
1,000,000
N = 1 MN
what is weight
force
acting on an object due to
gravity
dependant on the
gravitational field strength
of that object - ie earth is
9.8 N/KG
How to calculate weight
Weight (
N
) =
mass
(
kg
) x
gravitational field strength
(
n/kg
)
what is the centre of mass
the single point of an object at which
weight
acts on
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