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Pressure
Force (in pounds) / Area (in square inches)
Gravity
Physical property that draws objects toward the center of Earth. Generates a weight force when multiplied by an object’s mass.
Applied force
Force a person or another object applies to an object through contact
Tension
Transmitted through string, rope, etc when forces are acting on opposite ends
Friction
Resistance to the motion of two objects or surfaces that touch (opposite to object’s motion)
Recoil
Occurs when something regains its original form when an object exerting force on it is removed; it’s also referred to as a spring force
Law of universal gravitation
Every object in the universe attracts every other object in the universe
Centrifugal force
The apparent outward force on a mass when it is rotated (tangent to the circle)
Centripetal force
The force that keeps an object moving in a circular path (always points toward the center of the circle, perpendicular to the direction of motion of an object)
Which is less: rolling friction or sliding friction?
Rolling friction
Spring force (elastic recoil)
S_{f} = Spring Constant x Distance Displaced
Work
Work = Force x Distance
Power
P = W/t (measured in watts)
Mechanical Advantage
Mechanical Advantage = Resistance/Effort = Output Force / Input Force
Mechanical Advantage (Lever)
MA = (Effort Arm Length) / (Resistance Arm Length)
Mechanical Advantage (wheel and axle)
MA = (Wheel Radius) / (Axle Radius)
Mechanical Advantage (pulley)
MA = Number of rope segments supporting the load
Mechanical Advantage (plane)
MA = (Slope Length) / (Slope Height)
Mechanical Advantage (wedge)
MA = (Wedge Length) / (Wedge Thickness)
Mechanical Advantage (screw)
MA = (Circumference) / (Pitch of threads)
1st class lever
Fulcrum between effort and load (seesaw)
2nd class lever
Load between fulcrum and effort (wheelbarrow)
3rd class lever
Effort between fulcrum and load (shovel)
Load
Object or resistance you’re trying to move
Effort
Force you apply to move the load
Conservation of Work in Ideal Machines (gears, hydraulics, etc)
s_1t_1=s_2t_2