Physics

    Cards (39)

    • What is the unit for force
      Newtons
    • What is the unit for energy
      Joules
    • Unit for pressure
      Pascals
    • Specific heat capacity unit
      Joules/kilogram degree celcius
    • Formula for volume of sphere
      4/3πr^3
    • What can will irregular objects be placed in for measuring volume of irregular objects
      Eureka can
    • What is called when particles in a fluid move with random motion
      Brownian motion
    • What temperature in C is absolute zero
      -273ºC
    • What happens to particles at absolute zero
      Particles no longer move and exert pressure
    • What happens to pressure when a gas' volume is decreased
      Pressure increases
    • How are pressure and volume of gas linked
      Inversely proportional
    • why does pressure increase as volume decreases
      If the volume of a container is decreased, the gas molecules have less space in which to move around. As a result, they will strike the walls of the container more often, and the pressure increases
    • When is P1/T1=P2/T2 used

      When volume is constant
    • When is P1V1=P2V2
      When temperature is constant
    • What does a flat line in distance-time graphs show
      Stationary
    • What does the gradient in distance time graph show
      Speed
    • What does area under velocity time graph show
      Distance moved
    • What does fradient for velocity time graph show
      Acceleration
    • What does a flat line in velocity time graph show
      Constant velocity
    • What are the 9 types of forces
      Upthrust
      Lift
      Thrust
      Weight
      Friction
      Air/water resistance
      Magnetic
      Electrostatic
      Reaction
    • Is force scalar or vector
      Vector
    • What is resultant force
      The overall force on an object
    • Stopping distance equation
      Thinking distance+braking distance
    • What 2 factors affect air resistance
      1. Surface area of person
      2. Velocity falling
    • Spring constant equation
      Spring constant = force x extension
    • What does spring constant show
      How many Newtons it would take for an object to be stretched by 1m
    • Hooke's law

      Extension is proportional to force applied
    • What happens at limit of proportionality
      Hooke's law cannot be applied as the object will not go back to og shape and it will undergo plastic deformation
    • Velocity equation
      displacement/time
    • What is Newton's first law
      A resultant force is required to change the motion of an object
    • Moving objects with no resultant force will continue to move at the same velocity
    • What is Newton's 2nd law

      A resultant force will cause an object to accelerate in the direction of the force.
    • What is weight measured in
      Newtons
    • Formula for gravitational potential energy

      mass x gravitational field x height
    • What r the 4 energy transfers
      Mechanical, electrical, heating by particles, heating by radiation
    • Which way to field lines go in magnets
      North to South
    • Which pole do compasses point to
      South
    • What angle for wire to feel full force in magnets
      90ºC
    • What is motor effect
      current carrying wire in the presence of a magnetic field will experience a force. 
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