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Title: More misconceptions Friction and electrical resistance Catherine Low Rangi Ruru Girls


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More misconceptionsFriction and electrical
resistanceCatherine LowRangi Ruru Girls School
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  • Four forces act on Toni and the bike while she
    rides weight, support, friction and push.
  • On the diagram below, draw in arrows to show the
    directions of ALL FOUR forces acting on Toni and
    the bike. Label the forces.

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SUPPORT
FRICTION
PUSH
WEIGHT /GRAVITY
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SUPPORT
SUPPORT
PUSH
FRICTION
WEIGHT /GRAVITY
FRICTION
SUPPORT
PUSH
WEIGHT /GRAVITY
PUSH
FRICTION
WEIGHT /GRAVITY
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FRICTION
  • Static
  • Surface friction
  • Kinetic
  • Fluid friction/Drag

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  • Common phrase
  • FRICTION OPPOSES MOTION
  • More correct
  • (surface) FRICTION OPPOSES SLIDING
  • Drag opposes the relative motion of the object
    through the air

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  • KINETIC FRICTION
  • STATIC FRICTION

sliding
Kinetic friction
Direction object WOULD slide if there was no grip
Static friction
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SUPPORT
STATIC FRICTION
FRICTION
DRAG
PUSH
WEIGHT /GRAVITY
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Constant speed
Accelerating
braking
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Rolling resistance
Support force
Direction of motion
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Rolling resistance
Direction of motion
Overall support force
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SUPPORT
STATIC FRICTION
DRAG
WEIGHT /GRAVITY
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SUPPORT
  • STATIC FRICTION
  • GRIP
  • TRACTION
  • DRAG
  • RESISTANCE

WEIGHT /GRAVITY
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SUPPORT
DRAG
STATIC FRICTION
WEIGHT /GRAVITY
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  • Explain how the effect of the spikes on the
    sport shoes changes the effect of forces acting
    on the athlete and how this leads to an
    improvement in performance.
  • Answer Spikes on shoes increase the effect of
    friction. Resulting in a greater
    reaction/push/thrust force.

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ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE
  • R Slope of the V vs I graph
  • OR

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Ohmic conductors not an issue
V
I
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  • The diagram below is a graph showing the voltage
    current characteristics of a particular diode.
  • State what physical quantity is represented by
    the gradient of the graph line.
  • Answer Resistance

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  • Resistance how hard it is to push charges
    through the device

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Halliday, Resnick, Walker
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Serway
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Direction you want to go
STATIC FRICTION
Direction of sliding
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