4.3 Circular Motion Flashcards
Angular velocity (w) definition and equation
The rate of change of displacement
W=@/T
Revolutions equation
@=s/r
Velocity equation
V=wr
Acceleration equations
A=v^2/r
A=rw^2
Centripetal
“Central seeking”
Angular velocity equation
W=@/t
F=ma centripetal equation
F=mrw^2
Newtons 1st law
A body will remain at rest or constant velocity unless acted upon by a resultant force
Newtons 2nd law
A body will experience an acceleration,a, when acted upon by a force,f, given that mass,m, is constant
Newtons 3rd law
If body A exerts a force on body B, body b will exert an equal and opposite force on body A.
Fr centripetal acceleration equation 2
Fr=mv^2/r
Tension of pendulum at different points of the cycle equations (3)
12 o’clock: T=mv^2/r -W
3/9 o’clock: T=mv^2/r
6 o’clock: T=mv^2/r +W