Physics- P5 Part D

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  • Created on: 04-04-18 16:58
Pressure in a liquid depends on depth and ...
density
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... is a measure of the compactness of a substance. For a liquid ... is uniform throughout, and for a gas ... can vary
density
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... = Height of column of liquid x Density of liquid x Gravitational Field Strength
pressure
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Objects in fluids experience ...
upthrust
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The upthrust is equal to the weight of the fluid ...
displaced
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An object ... if the weight=upthrust
floats
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... pressure decreases with height- Created on a surface by air molecules colliding with the surface
atmospheric
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... is how far something travels. It's a scalar quantity so doesn't have a direction
distance
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... is a vector quantity. It measures distance and direction in a straight line from an objects starting point to it's finish point
displacement
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... and ... are both measures of how fast you are going, but ... is scalar and ... is vector
Speed Velocity
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... is just how fast you are going with no regard to direction
speed
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... is speed in a given direction
velocity
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You can travel at a ... with changing velocity.- Happens when you change direction at same speed
constant speed
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... = speed x time
distance travelled
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Typical Speeds for everyday objects- 1.5 m/s
Person Walking
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... is a measure of the compactness of a substance. For a liquid ... is uniform throughout, and for a gas ... can vary

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density

Card 3

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... = Height of column of liquid x Density of liquid x Gravitational Field Strength

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Card 4

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Objects in fluids experience ...

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Card 5

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The upthrust is equal to the weight of the fluid ...

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