16. Rotational Mechanics Basics, Radians & Angular Velocity Flashcards

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Normally we measure angles in a unit called…

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Radian

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Define Radians

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One radian is an angle where the radius is equal to the arc length.

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1 rotation = ?

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2π rad

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360° = ?

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2π rad

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How do you convert an angle to radians?

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160°/1 • 2π rad/360° = 2.79 rad

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How to convert radians to rotation?

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2.79 rad/1 • 1 rot/2π rad = 2.79/2π = 0.444 rotation

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What does rpm stands for?

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Rotation per minute

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How do you convert 300RPM to Rad/s?

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300rot/1min • 2π rad/1 rot • 1min/60sec = 600π/60 = 10π rad ≈ 31.4 rad

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Define linear displacement

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(x) a change in the linear position of an object Δx = x2-x1

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Define angular displacement

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(Θ) Angular displacement is a change in the angular position of an object.

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Define linear velocity

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(v) linear velocity is the rate of change in displacement over a period of time.

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Define angular velocity

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(ω): angular velocity is the change in angular displacement over a period of time.

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Define the following symbols used in the linear world:

  1. x
  2. vTAN
  3. aTAN
  4. ac
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  1. Displacement
  2. Velocity
  3. Linear Acceleration
  4. Centripetal acceleration

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Define the following symbols used in the rotational world.

  1. Θ
  2. α - ∝
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  1. Angular displacement (rad)
  2. Angular velocity (rad/s)
  3. Angular acceleration (rad/s2)

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What is the relationship between V & VTAN?

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these two symbols are interchangeable.

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What are the two equations for tangential velocity?

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VTAN = 2πr/T

VTAN = 2πrf

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What is the equation for centripetal acceleration?

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ac = V2/r

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What is the equation for angular displacement?

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Θ = l/r

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what are the equations for angular velocity?

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ω = v/r

ω = Θ/t

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What are the equations for the angular acceleration?

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∝ = aTAN/r

∝ = ω/t

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21
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What is the equation for centripetal acceleration?

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ac = ω2r

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22
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synthesize these two ideas: Angular Displacement and Angular Velocity.

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1: Angular Displacement and Angular Velocity are the same for every particle on the rotating object in every location. Additionally, their equations are not dependent on radius.

23
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synthesize these three concepts: Linear Displacement, Velocity, and Centripetal Acceleration.

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Linear Displacement, Velocity, and Centripetal Acceleration are different for every
particle on the rotating object in every location. These vary are based on their
radii.