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c5 - forces
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acceleration
= change in
velocity
/ time taken
speed
=
distance
/ time
change in
velocity
equals the change in
speed
OR direction
acceleration
equals the rate of change in
velocity
terminal
velocity is when two
forced
acting on an object are equal and opposite
force =
mass
x
acceleration
terminal velocity
happens during the
final
stage of an objects fall
reaction time depends on what?
age
,
alcohol
, drugs, tiredness, distractions, illness
thinking
distance is the distance travelled during a drivers'
reaction
time
braking distance
is the distance travelled under the
braking
force
stopping distance =
thinking
distance +
braking
distance
what are the factors affecting braking distance ?
speed
of vehicle, mass of vehicle,
road conditions
, conditions of vehicle
1st law of
motion
- an objects
motion
will not change unless acted upon by a resultant force
2nd law ops motion - mass and
acceleration
are
inversely proportional
m =
1/a
resultant force =
mass
x
acceleration
inertia
is the tendency of objects to continue in their state of
rest
or uniform motion
inertial mass measures how
difficult
it is to change the
velocity
of an object
momentum
=
mass
x velocity
in a closed system, the total
momentum
before an event is
equal
to that after an event
momentum
is a
vector
quantity
the moment of a
stationary
object is
0
hookes law states that extension is
directly proportional
to force
deformation
is the changing shape of something, to do this, an object must be bent,
stretched
or compressed
inelastic deformation
: an object will not return to its
original
shape
elastic deformation
: an object will return to its
original
shape
elastic potential
= (spring constant x 1/2) x
extension
^2
force =
spring constant
x
extension
the
mass
of an object is a measure of the amount of matter it contains -
NEVER
CHANGES
Displacement is the distance an object moves in a
straight line
from a
start
to end point
resultant force
is the sum of all the force acting on an
object