Circular Motion Flashcards

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What is 1 radian?

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The angle subtended by an arc of length r.

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Define an angle.

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The ratio of the arc that subtends the angle to the radius of the circle.

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How do you calculate angular velocity?

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Angular velocity = theta / time.
Theta = ratio of s (arc length) to r (radius).
Or, a.v. = velocity / radius

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How do you calculate the period?

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T = 2pi / angular velocity.

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How do you calculate force acting in a circle?

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F (or T)=mv^2/r

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How do you calculate the force with angular velocity?

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F=mass x angular velocity^2 x radius.

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How do you calculate the angle in a pendulum?

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Tan theta = v^2/gr

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How do you calculate tension for an object moving in a circle?

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T = mv^2/r + mg at top of circle. 
T = mv^2/r - mg
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How do you calculate the force of attraction between two objects?

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F = -GMm/r^2

G=6.67x10^-11

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Define gravitational field.

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A region in which a force operates.

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What did Newton say about gravitational attraction.

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The force of attraction between two bodies is directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.

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What is the equation for force on a mass within an object?

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F on M = -G4/3ppir

P=density

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How do you calculate gravitational field strength within an object?

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Field = 4/3Gpirp

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How do you calculate the speed of a satellite?

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V^2 = GMe/r where r = distance from centre of earth.

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How do you calculate the period of a satellite?

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T^2 = 4pi^2r^3/GM.

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