Hooke's Law (OCR GCSE Physics A, Combined (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards
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Hooke's Law statement
Hooke's Law statement
Extension of elastic object is proportional to force (within limit of proportionality)
Limit of proportionality
Limit of proportionality
Point where force/extension relationship stops being linear
Elastic limit
Elastic limit
Max stretch point where material can still return to original shape
What happens beyond elastic limit
What happens beyond elastic limit
Material becomes permanently deformed
Hooke's Law formula
Hooke's Law formula
in Hooke's Law
in Hooke's Law
Force applied to spring in Newtons ()
in Hooke's Law
in Hooke's Law
Spring constant in Newtons per metre ()
in Hooke's Law
in Hooke's Law
Extension in metres ()
Linear region on force/extension graph
Linear region on force/extension graph
Elastic region; follows Hooke's Law
Gradient of linear line on force/extension graph
Gradient of linear line on force/extension graph
Spring constant ()
Non-linear region on force/extension graph
Non-linear region on force/extension graph
Plastic behaviour; does not follow Hooke's Law
Brittle material on force/extension graph
Brittle material on force/extension graph
Only linear line; snaps instead of stretching
Shallow non-linear curve indicates
Shallow non-linear curve indicates
Easy to stretch; lots of extension for little force
