Introduction to Physics International GCSE

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What is Physics?

It is the study of energy, matter & natural phenomena. Physics is the collection of Laws & Principles which govern the behavior of nature.

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What is meant by Physical quantity?

A quantity that we can measure.

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What is the formula for a physical quantity’s structure?

Q=Nu

Q=physical quantity, N=number, u= unit

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What are 3 systems of Physical quantity?

F.P.S (Foot/feet, Pound, Second)

C.G.S (Centimetre, Gram, Second)

M.K.S (Metre, Kilogram, Second)

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What is Scientific notation/Standard form?

In standard form, numbers are expressed using powers of 10 and it has only 1 digit before the decimal point.

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What are 2 subdivisions of physical quantity?

Scalar and Vector

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What is a scalar quantity?

A quantity that has only magnitude. EXAMPLE: mass, length, temperature, energy, speed.

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What is a vector quantity?

A quantity that has both magnitude & direction. EXAMPLE: velocity, acceleration, force, weight.

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What does Vector Symbol mean?

A vector can be represented by an arrow. The length of an arrow is proportional to the magnitude of a vector. Direction of the arrow represents the direction of the vector.

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How is the arrow for the "weight"?

The arrow will always face downward because the Earth pulls objects to the center.