Estimating Decelerating Forces (AQA GCSE Physics Combined Science): Flashcards
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Definition of deceleration
Definition of deceleration
Reduction in speed or negative acceleration
Common causes of decelerating forces
Common causes of decelerating forces
Friction or air resistance
Formula to estimate decelerating force
Formula to estimate decelerating force
What represents in deceleration formula
What represents in deceleration formula
Decelerating force in Newtons
What represents in deceleration formula
What represents in deceleration formula
Mass of the object in kilograms
What is in deceleration formula
What is in deceleration formula
Change in velocity in metres per second
What is in deceleration formula
What is in deceleration formula
Time over which deceleration happens in seconds
How mass affects decelerating force needed
How mass affects decelerating force needed
Heavier vehicles need more force to decelerate in same time
How speed affects decelerating force needed
How speed affects decelerating force needed
Faster vehicles need greater force to stop in given time
Effect of slippery surfaces on deceleration
Effect of slippery surfaces on deceleration
Reduce friction, making it harder to decelerate
Role of friction between tyres and road
Role of friction between tyres and road
Crucial for generating necessary decelerating force
How speed affects braking distance
How speed affects braking distance
Braking distance increases with speed
