Biomechanics - Kinematic Linear Concepts (Unit 3 AOS 1 Terms) Flashcards

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Motion (the 4 motions)

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Linear Motion:
The motion of a body along a straight or curved path (eg. skiing straight downhill with no rotation)

Angular Motion:
Angular motion is movement around an axis (internal or external). Caused by an eccentric force

General Motion:
Combination of linear and angular motion (eg. running)

Projectile motion:
When the body or an object leaves the ground.

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2
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5 kinematic concepts

LINEAR MOTION

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Distance
Displacement
Speed
Velocity
Acceleration

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3
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Distance defintion

linear momentum

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Measures the path traveled from start to finish regardless of direction

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Displacement

Linear motion

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the difference between the initial position and the final position of an object.

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5
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distance and displacment question

Displacement in the 400m race is 0m
What is the distance?

linear motion

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400m

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speed def and equation

linear

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The ratio of the distance covered to the time taken

Speed = distance / time

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velocity def and equation

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the ratio of displacement to the time taken (has size and direction)
Velocity = displacement / time
The unit of measurement for both is m/s

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8
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Accelerations in sport

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Applying a force to a given mass will result in the acceleration of an object.

different types of acceleration
1. speeding up
2. slowing down
3. changing direction

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9
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acceleration def and equation

Linear

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  • The rate an object is changing its velocity
  • The change in velocity in a given period of time.

Acceleration = change in velocity / change in time

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10
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3 types of accelerations

linear

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  1. Positive acceleration = getting faster (increased velocity)
  2. Negative acceleration = slowing down (decreased velocity)
  3. Zero acceleration = constant speed, rest and not changing direction. (0 velocity)
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