Inertia OALH

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State the equation which links force, mass, and acceleration.

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State the relationship between the mass of an object and its acceleration at a constant force.

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Define resultant force.

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State the independent, dependent, and one reasonable control variable in an experiment to investigate how the height a ball is dropped from affects its final velocity.

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Calculate the weight of an object on Earth that has a mass of 30kg.

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Explain which a diagram why an object moving in a circle at a constant speed is accelerating.

Key Knowledge
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Define inertia.

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Define ‘state of motion.’

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What is inertial mass a measure of?

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Define inertial mass.

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Give the equation for inertial mass.

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Define inertia.

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Define ‘state of motion.’

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What is inertial mass a measure of?

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Define inertial mass.

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Give the equation for inertial mass.

Recall Quiz
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1.Which of the following is requires the most force to accelerate at a rate of 10 m/s2

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2. The ratio of force over acceleration is the ...?

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3. What are the units for mass?

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4. A force of 50 newtons is exerted on four objects. Which has the smallest mass, if the acceleration of each object is as follows.

Application Task
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Explain why the person on the bike continues moving forwards.

Inertia is the…
The resultant force is applied to the… but not the…
Therefore….

Key words to include:
inertia tendency resultant force
state of motion inertial mass

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Explain why the coin falls in the glass.

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A resultant force of 220 N was required to decelerate a motorcyclist at a rate of 0.5m/s2. Calculate the inertial mass

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1. Answer the question “Explain, in terms of inertia, why it is important for passengers to wear seatbelt.” (4 marks)

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2. When the car applied their emergency brakes, the passenger decelerated at 0.25m/s2. The seatbelt applied a resultant force of 330 N. Calculate the inertial mass of the passenger. You must show all of your working. (3 marks)

Plenary
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1.Give the units for inertial mass.
2.State which of the following would accelerate the most easily: a feather, a golf ball, a bowling ball,
3.Which of the above has the greatest inertia?
4.Give the units for force.
5.Give the units for mass.