Chapter 5-8 Formulas Flashcards
Force Equilibrium equation
F=ma=0
Apparent weight
Fy=Ny + Wy; N-W=ma; Wapp= W + MAy
Static Friction
fsmax (static friction) = Us x N (normal force)
Reynolds Number (relating to drag force)
Inertia Force/viscous Force; pv^2L^2/nLv where “p” is density, and “n” is viscosity
Drag Force
1/2CdpAv^2 where Cd is the drag coeffecient, “p” is density, A is cross section area, and “v” is velocity
Newton unit
kg m/s^2
Newton to pounds
1N= .225lbs; 4.45N = 1lb
kg to lbs
1kg= 2.20lb; 1lb= .454kg
Centripetal Acceleration
ac=v^2/r
Uniform circular motion velocity formula (not angular velocity)
v=2pi r/T; or v=2pi rf
Orbital velocity formula (speed of satellite in low orbit)
Vorbit= sq rt (gr) (gravity & radius)
Inverse Square Law formula (for two interacting objects)
F1 on 2 = F2 on 1= GM1M2/r^2
Find gravity of a planet formula
g=GM/r^2
Orbital Period formula
T^2=(4pi^2/GM)r^3
Find angle (in radians) of a section of a circle
Angle (theta)= s/r (s is arc length, r is radius)
Angular speed formula (in terms of period/frequency)
2pi rad/T or 2pi rad f (frequency = 1/T)
Speed and angular speed formula
v= angular speed x radius
Tangential & angular acceleration formula
at=angular accel (alpha) x radius
Torque formula
torque = rF or rFsin (theta), where theta is the angle from the radial line & the direction of the force applied
Gravitational Torque
g-torque= rmg
Center of gravity formula
Xcg= X1M1 + X2M2 + …/M1 + M2
Moment of inertia
I= (Sigma-sum of) Mi Ri^2 (mass times radius squared)
Newton’s 2nd law for rotation- relating to angular accel
angular accel (alpha)= net torque/moment of inertia
Rolling motion- top of wheel
2v=2(angular velocity) r
Critical angle formula
Critical angle = tan^(-1) (0.5t/h); “t” is track width, and “h” is height of the center of gravity
Spring force formula
Fsp= K (delta X); K is the spring constant, X is the end of spring displacement
Spring constant formula
K=YA/L; Y is Young’s modulus, A is cross-section area, and L is length
Stress to Strain formula
F/A= Y(delta L/L); F/A is stress, other side is strain
F= force, A= cross sectional area of object, Y=young’s modulus, L= length of object
Tensile strength formula
tensile strength = Fmax/A (where A= cross sectional area, not acceleration)
Apparent weight circular motion
Fapp= n + w = mv^2/r
Critical speed formula
Vcritical= sq rt (gr) (this assumes normal force = 0 during circular motion- like when bike going through a loop)
Angular velocity or position without time variable
Wf^2= Wi^2 + 2&(delta 0); where W is angular velocity, and & is angular acceleration, 0= angle
Constant Angular Acceleration
delta (0) = Wi (delta T) + 1/2&(delta T)^2; (0= angle, W= angular velocity, & = angular accel)
Circular speed
v=2pi r f, or 2pi r/T
Period of satellite orbit
T=2pi r/Vorbit
Gravity formula
GM/r^2
Banking curve formula
tan(theta)= v^2/(r x g)
Tangential velocity
angular velocity x radius