Dynamics Flashcards
dynamics
causes of motion
Newton’s First Law
an object in motion stays in motion, an object at rest stays at rest until acted on by a force (inertia)
inertial motion
motion in the absence of a net force
mass
the amount of inertia an object has is measured this way
force
something that changes motion
Newton’s Second Law
F = ma ; the change of motion (mass & velocity) of an object is proportional to the force impressed, and is made in the direction of the straight line in which the force is impressed
four fundamental forces
gravity, electromagnetism, strong force, weak force
Newton’s Third Law
equal & opposite reactions, forces always occur in pairs
types of contact forces
normal force, push/pull, friction force, tension force
types of weight forces
gravity
weight
the force of gravity on an object
the component perpendicular to the surfaces …
normal force
the component parallel to the surfaces
friction
hanging equilibrium
tension is constant throughout the rope, except at a turning or contact point
Hooke’s Law
the “restoring” force will be proportional to the deformation F = -k delta L
kinetic friction
opposes the direction of motion, associated with when you are moving
static friction
object is not moving, opposes the direction of attempted on intended motion