Circular Motion Flashcards

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Inertial Frame of Reference

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Any frame in which Newton’s Laws hold true + which are moving at a constant velocity wrt another inertial frame.

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Non-Inertial Frame of Reference

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Any frame in which Newton’s Laws do not apply + which accelerate wrt an inertial frame of reference.

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Fictitious Forces

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A name given to any “false force” which doesn’t really exist. These forces will never be drawn in a FBD.

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Uniform Circular Motion

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Occurs when an object moves at a constant speed around a given radius.

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Centripital Force - F[c]

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Is the net force and might be caused by a variety of different forces. Fc = ma, or Fc = any a[c] equation multiplied by m.

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F[G] Force of Attraction

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FG = GMm/r^2

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Apparent Weight

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When you stand on a scale, you feel a normal force (mg) pushing up on you.

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Artificial Gravity

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When “earth gravity of #g” is mentioned, multiply #(9.8) and sub into equation of Fnet = F[N]

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9
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Extras

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Look for things like gravitational energy and kinetic energy in formula sheet under Energy, or respective topic.

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