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    • What is a line of inquiry?
      A question scientists ask about the world
    • Where does the dependent variable go to on a graph?
      y-axis
    • Where does the independent variable go on a graph go?
      x-axis
    • Fill in the gaps:
      (Speed, distance and time)
      A) D
      B) S
      C) T
    • What is relative motion?
      The speed of a moving object from the viewpoint of another moving object
    • What unit do we use to measure time?
      seconds
    • Fill in the gaps:
      A) Steady speed
      B) Fast, steady speed
      C) Stationary
      D) Returning to the start
      E) Getting faster
    • What unit do we use to measure distance?
      Metres
    • What does it mean when it says 1m/s?
      One metre is travelled per second
    • What unit do we use to measure speed?
      m/s
    • If two objects move in opposite directions, how do you calculate their relative speed?
      Add their speeds to each other
    • If two objects move in the same direction, how do you calculate their relative speed?
      Subtract their speeds
    • What is a distance-time graph?
      A graph showing how an objects speed changes over time
    • What is speed?
      How fast an object is travelling
    • What is the atmosphere?
      Thin layer of gases around the Earth
    • What are fluids?
      Substances that flow like liquids and gases
    • State the unit of force:
      Newtons
    • What is a moment?
      The turning effect of a force
    • Fill in the gaps:
      A) Constant acceleration
      B) Constant speed
      C) Constant deceleration
    • How does a simple machine help us lift heavy weights ?
      We use a smaller force over a larger distance
    • The steeper the gradient in a speed-time graph, the higher the acceleration
    • What is the unit of pressure?
      N/m2
    • What is a speed-time graph?
      A graph showing how an objects acceleration changes over time
    • State 2 ways in which pressure on a surface can be increased
      Increase the force and/or decrease the surface area
    • What does a negative acceleration mean?
      The object is slowing down
    • What is the turning effect of a force?
      The moment
    • What is a simple machine?
      lever
    • How do you calculate moment?
      Force x distance from the pivot
    • What is the relationship between pressure and area?
      As the surface area increases, the pressure decreases
    • What is the unit for acceleration?
      m/s2
    • What is the relationship between the moment of a force and the distance from the pivot?
      As the distance from the pivot increases, the moment increases too
    • What is the relationship between the moment of a force and the size of the force?
      As the size of the force increases, the moment increases too
    • What causes the pressure of a liquid in a container?
      The particles/molecules hitting the side of the container
    • As an object goes deeper into the water, why does the pressure on it increase?
      There is a greater weight of water pressing on the surface of the object
    • What is the relationship between altitude above sea level and atmospheric pressure?
      As the altitude increase, atmospheric pressure decreases
    • What is the relationship between depth of water and pressure?
      As the depth of water increases, the pressure increases too
    • Why does air pressure increase as an object moves lower down in the atmosphere?
      There is a greater weight of air pressing on the surface of the object
    • What is the unit for moment?

      Nm
    • What is the unit for area?
      m2
    • How do you calculate the acceleration from a speed-time graph?
      change in speed / change in time
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