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Acceleration from a Velocity-Time Graph

Change in Velocity/Change in Time. Gradient.

Distance/Displacement from a Velocity-Time graph

Area under Graph

Average speed from a Velocity-Time graph

Total Distance/Total time

Acceleration/Deceleration from a Velocity-Time graph

Gradient of line. Positive gradient = Acceleration. Negative gradient = Deceleration.

Acceleration/Deceleration on a Distance-Time graph

A line bending upward/downward, Gradient increases/decreases

SUVAT EQUATIONS

- V=U+AT


- S=(U+V/2)T


- V^2=U^2+2AS


- S=UT+0.5AT^2

Moments equation

Moment (Nm)=Fxd

Kg to N

Kg*9.8=N

Vectors

Displacement, Velocity, Acceleration, Force

Scalars

Distance (m)


Speed (m/s)


(Magnitude of) acceleration (m/s/s)


(Magnitude of) force (N)


Mass (kg)


Time (s)

Distance/Displacement from a Displacement-Time graph.

Height (of line from 0) - Total distance travelled is all distances added together

Velocity from a Displacement-Time graph.

Gradient of line. Change in Y/Change in X

PLANE

Flat surface (e.g a slope)

Definition

Elastic/Inelastic

Deforms/Doesn't deform

Definition

Rigid body

Mass and Size, doesn't deform

Definition

Particle

Mass but no size

Definition

Rough/Smooth

Friction/no friction present

Definition

Light

No mass

Definition

Newton's second law

Force=Mass*Acceleration


(N)=(kg)*(m/s/s)

Equilibrium

A particle in equilibrium has a constant velocity (could be at rest), and has a resultant force of 0N acting on it (Forces are balanced)

Friction equation

f=uN


Friction(force)=Coefficient of friction*Normal force