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AQA A Level Physics Mechanics Exam Questions With Correct Answers Difference between a scalar and a vector - answervector has magnitude (size) and direction, whereas scalar only has magnitude (size). Examples of scalars - answerspeed, mass, time, energy, power Examples of vectors - answerdispl...

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AQA A Level Physics Mechanics Exam
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Difference between a scalar and a vector - answer✔vector has magnitude (size) and direction,

whereas scalar only has magnitude (size).


Examples of scalars - answer✔speed, mass, time, energy, power


Examples of vectors - answer✔displacement, velocity, acceleration, force, weight


Adding perpendicular vectors by calculation - answer✔draw vectors as a right angled triangle


use pythagoras' theorem to find magnitude of resultant vector

use trigonometry to calculate the angle of resultant vector (sin=o/h; cos=a/h; tan=o/a)

Adding vectors


by scale drawing - answer✔write down scale eg 1cm=2N


draw vectors to correct length and angle to each other "tip to tail"

add the resultant vector line (from original tail to free tip)

measure length and angle of resultant vector

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convert length into appropriate quantity (using scale) to find magnitude of resultant vector


Resolving vectors into two perpendicular components - answer✔


Resolving components along, and perpendicular to, an inclined slope - answer✔slide down slop

= sine

force dow slope = sintheta


Conditions for equilibrium of two or three coplanar forces acting at a point - answer✔total

resultant force equals zero

or

if the vectors representing the forces are added together they will form a closed triangle.


Two conditions for a body to remain in equilibrium - answer✔1. resultant force acting on body is

zero

2. resultant moment about any point is zero

object could be stationary OR travelling at constant velocity


Definition of the moment of a force about a point - answer✔force multiplied by the

perpendicular distance from the point to the line of action of the force.


Units of moment - answer✔Nm

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