Equilibrium Flashcards
Vector Analysis of Forces on a Point, Torque
If the sum of all the ____ acting on an object equal 0, the object is said to be in equilibrium
If the sum of all the VELOCITIES acting on an object equal 0, the object is said to be in equilibrium
____ equilibrium is when all velocities equal 0
STATIC equilibrium is when all velocities equal 0
____ equilibrium is when all velocities are constant
DYNAMIC equilibrium is when all velocities are constant
The sum of the magnitudes of upward forces equals the sum of the magnitudes of ____ forces
The sum of the magnitudes of rightward forces equals the sum of the magnitudes of ____ forces
The sum of the magnitudes of upward forces equals the sum of the magnitudes of DOWNWARD forces
The sum of the magnitudes of rightward forces equals the sum of the magnitudes of LEFTWARD forces
If a system is not in equilibrium one of it’s parts is ____
If a system is not in equilibrium one of it’s parts is ACCELERATING
Torque (τ) is defined as: ____
Unit: ____
Torque (τ) is defined as: τ = Fr sinθ
Unit: Joules (Nm)
τ = Fr sinθ
τ - ____
F - ____
r - ____
sinθ - ____
τ = Fr sinθ
τ - TORQUE
F - FORCE
r - DISTANCE to mass
sinθ - ANGLE between F and r
τ ____ = τ ____
τ CLOCKWISE = τ COUNTER-CLOCKWISE
Lever arm is defined as: ____
Unit: ____
Lever arm is defined as: τ = Fl
Unit: Joules (Nm)
Lever arm (l) is a ____ that forms a ____° angle from the point of rotation to the point the force is applied
Lever arm (l) is a VECTOR that forms a 90° angle from the point of rotation to the point the force is applied