C. Mass & Geometric C. | Torque Flashcards

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refers to the exact middle point of an object or shape in terms of its geometry. It is the point where, if the shape or object were cut out of a uniform material, it would balance perfectly.

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Geometric Center

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the point where the entire mass of the object can be considered to be concentrated.

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Center of mass

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It represents the average location of all the mass in a system

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Center of mass

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is a measure of the tendency of a force to produce a change in rotational motion

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Torque

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can refer to a line about which a body rotates. For instance, the Earth’s rotational axis is the line around which Earth spins, passing through the North and South

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Axis

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refers to the perpendicular distance between the line of action of a force and the pivot point or axis of rotation.

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Lever arm (r)

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is an imaginary straight line that extends through the direction in which a force is applied. It represents the path along which the force acts, and it helps to determine how the force influences motion, especially in rotational dynamics.

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Line of action of a force

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Resulting rotation is counterclockwise

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T is Positive

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Resulting rotation is counterclockwise

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T is Positive

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Resulting rotation is clockwise

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T is negative

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Resulting rotation is clockwise

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T is negative

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is a state in which an object is not rotating. In a state of equilibrium, we can express the net torque as 0.

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Rotational equilibrium

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Any object has tendency to resist any change in its motion.

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Inertia

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The tendency to resist any Rotational Motion

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Moment of inertia

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The tendency to resist any Rotational Motion

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Moment of inertia

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