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Density definition and equation
mass
per unit
volume
speed equation
distance
/
time
deceleration definition
decrease
in
velocity
per unit time
mass definition
property
that
resists change
in motion and direction
vectors definition
quantities that have both a
magnitude
and a
direction
scalars definition
quantities that have only a
magnitude
Force definition and equation
change in
momentum
per unit time.
F
=
ΔP
/
t
Definition of normal contact force
reaction force of the ground on the
object.
It's always
perpendicular
to the ground.
Definition of frictional force
Resisting
force
between
two
surfaces that are moving
against
each other
Definition of upthrust force
Vertically
upward
force
that acts on a body when its fully or partially
submerged
in a fluid
What factors affect upthrust force?
Density
of the fluid and
volume
of the object
What increases the frictional force?
Roughness
of the surface or
weight
What is air/water resistance?
Force
resisting
the motion of a body through
fluids
What affects air/wate resistance?
Speed
or the
surface area
What is tension force?
Force in pulling
ropes
,
strings
, or
springs
What is centripetal force?
Force acting on an object when its moving in a
circular
motion or a
curve.
It's always directed towards the
center.
What factors affect centripetal force
Mass
,
radius
,
speed.
What is deformation
change in
shape
or
length
of something due to applied
force
What is Hooke's Law?
Force
and
extension
are directly proportional
What
is the spring constant?
Property of the spring that defines its
stiffness
Spring constant equation
K=
F
/
X
What
is moment?
Measure of the
turning effect
of a force around a
pivot
Moment equation
Force
x
perpendicular
distance
from pivot
What
is equilibrium
When the
resultant
force
and
moment
is
zero
What is center of mass?
Point
where the whole body
weight
is considered to
act
Momentum equation
mass
x
velocity
Impulse (change in momentum) equation
Force
x
time
mv - mu = m(
v-u
)
Law of conservation of momentum
Total momentum is always the
same
for an
isolated
system
What is gravitational potential energy
Energy gained due to the
position
of theb object in
gravitational
field
GPE equation
mass
x
g
x
height
What is electrical energy
Energy
due to the
flow
of
charges
through a
conductor
What
is heat energy
It is
gained
due to
contact
between two forces.
Heat energy flows from one body to another due to
differences
in the
temperature
What is kinetic energy
Energy due to the
speed
of the object
K.E equation
1
/2mv^
2
What
is internal energy
Sum of
kinetic
and
potetional
energy of molecules
Law of conservation of energy
Energy cannot be
created
or
destroyed
; it may be
transformed
from one form into
another.
What is a renewable source of energy
Sources that
won't
vanish
Examples of renewable energy
biomass,
geothermal
,
solar
, wind, water sources
Non-renewable energy examples
Fossil fuels
and
nuclear fuels
Work done equation
force
x
parallel
distance
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