Newton’s Laws of Motion (AQA GCSE Physics): Flashcards
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Physics law investigated in this practical
Physics law investigated in this practical
Newton's Second Law
Aim of this practical
Aim of this practical
How force affects acceleration of a moving object
Purpose of the linear air track
Purpose of the linear air track
Provides smooth, friction-free surface
Purpose of weight stack in this practical
Purpose of weight stack in this practical
Provides force to pull the glider
Purpose of vacuum cleaner in setup
Purpose of vacuum cleaner in setup
Creates air cushion to reduce friction
What light gates measure
What light gates measure
Velocity and time
Formula for acceleration
Formula for acceleration
Formula for velocity
Formula for velocity
Why take multiple readings
Why take multiple readings
To improve accuracy and reduce random errors
Why light gates more accurate than stopwatches
Why light gates more accurate than stopwatches
Remove human reaction time errors
Expected graph shape: acceleration vs force
Expected graph shape: acceleration vs force
Straight line through the origin
Relationship between force and acceleration
Relationship between force and acceleration
Directly proportional
Newton's Second Law equation
Newton's Second Law equation
Effect of doubling the force on acceleration
Effect of doubling the force on acceleration
Acceleration doubles
Safety concern in this practical
Safety concern in this practical
Glider can move fast and be dangerous
