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GCSE Separate Science Physics

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Give two examples of a contact force. (2) Friction, air resistance, drag, push, pull etc.
What is the other type of force? (1) Contact
How do you calculate the weight of an object? (1) Weight = mass x gravitational force
What are the three magnetic materials? (3) Iron, Nickel and Cobalt.
What is the relationship between the mass of an object and its gravitational pull? (1) As the mass increases so does the strength of gravity.
When an object becomes positively charged, what has happened to the number of electrons it has? (1) Decreased.
Where is a magnetic fields the strongest? (1) At the poles / where the field lines are closest together.
Give two features of action-reaction forces. (2) Act on different objects / act in the opposite direction / are the same type of force / They are the same size.
What is the name of the force which opposes your weight when you are standing or sitting on the ground? (1) Normal reaction force.
How is a force represented on a diagram? (1) As an arrow.
What is a vector? (2) Something that has a magnitude and a direction.
What is a resultant force? (1) A force that represents that represents to combined effect of all forces acting on the object.
What is the resultant force when a force of 4N pushes to the left, and a second force of 5N pushes to the right? (2) 1N to the right. What two things occur when the resultant force acting on an object is zero? (2)
What is the name for a turning force? (1) Moment
What is the unit for the answer to number 1? (1) Nm / Newton meters
What is the rotational moment when a force of 10N is applied 4.5m from the pivot? (1) 45 Nm.
What word is used to describe when two rotational moments cancel each other out? (1) The object is in. Equilibrium.
What is the purpose of a lever? Explain how it is used to lift heavy objects (2) It is used to magnify forces . The rotational moment you create must be bigger than that created by the load.
Calculate the resultant moment from in the following diagram 8N, 2m 2.5m. Moment = (8x2) +( 3 x 2.5) = 16 + 7.5 = 23.5 Nm clockwise 1 mark for correct formula,1 mark for correct answer no. ,1 mark for direction stated.
To get a system into equilibrium the total clockwise forces must be equal to ….. what? The total anticlockwise moment.
What is the equation linking kinetic energy, mass and velocity? Ek= 0.5mv2
What are the units of energy? joules
What are the units of mass? kilograms
What are the units of velocity? metres per second
What is the equation linking gravitationa field strength, gravitational potential energy and height? Ep=mgh
What are the units of gravitational field strength newtons per kilogram
What is the equation linking energy transferred, power and time? P=E/t
What are the units of power? Watts
What is the definition of power? Power is the rate of transfer of energy or the rate of doing work
What is the equation linking power, time and work done? P=W/t
What is the unit of work done? Joules (J)
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