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What is Newton's first law of motion?

Newton's first law of motion states 'an object will only experience acceleration if a resultant force is acting on it'. This means that only unbalanced forces will cause a change in the speed of the objec...

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Answered by Daniel L. Physics tutor
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a car travels at a constant speed of 60 km/h. How far will it be after 3 h?

distance = velocity*time= 180 km

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Answered by Edmondo M. Physics tutor
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Describe the basic principles of ultrasound imaging (2 marks)

Ultrasound is any frequency above that of human hearing - around 20 kilohertz.

Ultrasound imaging works by emitting a known intensity of ultrasound at a speci...

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Answered by Alex G. Physics tutor
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Describe how the velocity and forces acting on a skydiver change during their fall (6 marks)

Different exam boards may want a different format of answer, so before beginning this question, it would be worth thinking how other six mark questions are marked in other papers.

Edexcel wan...

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Answered by Jethro R. Physics tutor
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How does a hydraulic jack work and how do I work out the pressures involved?

(Draw hydraulic jack diagram using Pen tool) Firstly, we need the quation for pressure. Pressure is measured in Nm^2 which tells us that P=F/A. Where P is the pressure, F is the force in Newtons and A is ...

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Answered by Max Z. Physics tutor
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