

chapter 9 - forces and transfer of energy
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12th Grade
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1.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
what are the type of forces?
Back
1. forces acting between two objects in physical contact are called contact forces, e.g. friction, elastic force
2. forces acting between two objects that are not touching each other are called non-contact forces e.g. gravitational force, magnetic force
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
contact forces
Back
1. friction - is the force that opposes motion between two surfaces in contact
2. elastic force - is the force acting on a stretched or compressed elastic object to return to its original shape
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
non-contact forces
Back
1.gravitational force- force that attracts two objects towards each other; when a planet exerts gravitational force on an object and pulls it towards the center, the object is known to have weight
2.magnetic force- force exerted between a magnet and another magnetic material such as iron or steel; magnetic force also exists between two magnets; when unlike poles are brought together
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
comparing weight and mass
Back
weight - is the measure of the gravitational force acting on an object
weight = force
SI unit of force, newton (N) = SI unit of weight, newton (N)
mass - amount of matter in an object
SI unit of mass = kilogram
*mass remains the same regardless of the location
*the weight of an object may change with its location if the gravitational force exerting on it changes
5.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
formula for weight
Back
weight = mass X gravitational force
W=MG
6.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
what happens when two or more objects interact?
Back
changes due to the turning effect of a force on an object - a force applied on an object can cause a turning effect about a fixed point called the pivot
changes in size and or/ shape of an object - when a force exerted causes the transfer on energy between objects, the size and or shape of the object may change
changes in pressure on an object - pressure is an effect of force acting on an object; area of contact affects the pressure exerted by an object
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
pressure
Back
pin vs cork - the pin, which has a very small area of contact, exerts a very high pressure on the cork board thus it can be pushed into the cork board easily
definition : force per unit area
formula : pressure = force/area
SI unit of pressure is pascal (pa)
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