21st Century Science P4 revision

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Speed is ....   The distance travelled in a certain time.  
The formula for speed is   Distance / Time  
the axis in a distance speed graph are...   Time on the x axis and Distance up the y axis.  
Speed can be calculated by   calculating the gradient of the graph horitontal / vertical  
In a distance speed graph the flat sections are ....   where the object is stopped  
In a distance time graph the steeper the slope...   the faster the object is going  
In a distance time graph the downhill section meens..   the objct is coming back towards you.  
When talking about distance time graphs disances can be....   positive or negative.  
Speed is just a number but..   velocity has direction too  
in a velocity time graph gradient represents....   acceleration  
in a velocity time graph flat sections represent...   constant speed  
in a velocity time graph the steeper the slope...   The greater the acceleration  
In a velocity time graph uphill sections indicate...   acceleration  
in a velocity time graph downhill sections indicate..   deceleration  
in a velocity time graph the area under the graph is equal to...   the distance travelled in that time interval.  
Forces occur when......   two objects interact  
If you push against a wall, the wall...   pushes back  
Moving objects normally....   experience Friction  
Resultant force is...   the overall force acting on an object.  
The formula for Momentum is   mass x velocity  
The formula for change of momentum is..   Resultant force x time for which the force acts  
change in energy is the same as..   Work done  
The formula for work done is   Force x Distance  
The formula for kinetic energy is   half x mass x velocity squared  
The formula for change in gravitational potential energy is   Weight x change in height  
Falling objects convert gravitational potential energy into   Kinetic energy  


   

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
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