Physics 1A Forces & Motion

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Milli (m)

10-3

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Micro (µ)

10-6

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Nano (n)

10-9

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Pico (p)

10-12

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Kilo (K)

10³

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Mega (M)

106

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Giga (G)

109

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Tera (T)

1012

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Define speed

How much distance an object is travelling in a certain amount of time / How many metres it is doing in one second.

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What is the relationship between speed, distance, and time?

speed = distance/time

s=d/t

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What is the main unit for speed?

metres per second

m/s

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Define velocity

The rate of speed of an object in a certain amount of time with a direction

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What is a scalar?

An object or quantity without only size (magnitude) and not direction.

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What is a vector?

An object or quantity with size (magnitude) AND direction

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What is an example of a scalar?

Time, Speed, Temperature, Mass, Distance

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What is an example of a vector?

Displacement, Velocity, Acceleration, Force, Momentum

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Define acceleration

The rate of change of velocity

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What is the equation for acceleration?

acceleration = (final velocity - initial velocity)/time

a=(v-u)/t

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What is the unit for acceleration?

m/s²

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What happens to the equation if deceleration is what’s needed to be found?

Nothing, if the answer for an acceleration is negative, that means that the answer is deceleration.

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What is Newton’s equation of motion?

v² = u² + 2as

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What is the relation between velocity, displacement, and time?

v = s/t

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What’s the velocity of an object at rest?

0 m/s

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What is the IGCSE value for acceleration due to gravity?

10 m/s²

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Why are graphs useful?

To figure out if two things are related, for quickly looking at data

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What is the area under the graph if the gradient is acceleration in a Velocity-time graph?

Distance travelled

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<p>What does the graph show?</p>

What does the graph show?

A constant acceleration of 2 m/s²

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<p>What does the graph show?</p>

What does the graph show?

Stationary

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<p>What does the graph show?</p>

What does the graph show?

A constant acceleration of 4 m/s²

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<p>What does the graph show?</p>

What does the graph show?

A constant deceleration of 4 m/s²

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<p>What does the graph show?</p>

What does the graph show?

A constant velocity of 4 m/s

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<p>What does the graph show?</p>

What does the graph show?

A constant velocity of 2 m/s

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<p>Which graph meets the statement?</p>

Which graph meets the statement?

Graph (iii)

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<p>Which graph meets the statement?</p>

Which graph meets the statement?

Graph (i)

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<p>Which graph meets the statement?</p>

Which graph meets the statement?

Graph (ii)

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<p>Which graph meets the statement?</p>

Which graph meets the statement?

Graph (iv)

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