GCSE Physics - Forces
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All 15 questions in this deck
- State the difference between scalar and vector quantities, giving one example of each.
- Define weight and state the equation used to calculate it.
- State Newton's First Law of motion.
- Describe Newton's Second Law in terms of force, mass and acceleration.
- Explain Newton's Third Law of motion using the concept of interacting objects.
- Explain why a falling skydiver eventually reaches terminal velocity.
- Define stopping distance in the context of a moving vehicle.
- State three factors that can increase a driver's thinking distance.
- State three physical factors that can increase the braking distance of a car.
- Define momentum and state its standard unit.
- State the principle of conservation of momentum.
- How is force related to the change in momentum?
- What is meant by the moment of a force and how is it calculated?
- State the principle of moments for an object in equilibrium.
- Define the term 'centre of gravity'.
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