Exam 2 5.1. Slideshow Flashcards
Δstate of motion =
Acceleration
State of motion is defined by
Velocity
What is Inertia?
Linear/Angular?
Equation?
A body to resist a change in state of motion
Linear
I = mK^2
Newtons 1st Law
To change direction, Inertia must be overcome
NEWTON’S LAWS OF MOTION
- First law: Law of Inertia
- Second law: ΣF= ma
- Third law: Action/Reaction
Newtons 1st Law: Inertia
A body at rest will stay at rest…
* A body in motion will stay in motion (same velocity)
UNLESS….
* A net force acts on the body
NEWTONS 2ND LAW
Mass stays constant, therefore:
* a directly proportional to and in the same direction as F
* To produce a given (a), it takes a larger F for a more massive
object
NEWTON’S 3RD LAW:
ACTION/REACTION
If two bodies exert forces on each other, these forces have the same magnitude but opposite directions
Friction
Two Factors
Linear/Angular?
Linear
- nature of the surfaces ()
- force holding surfaces together
Impulse
- Describes how force acts over a given time.
- Causes a change in Velocity – results in a change in Momentum
- We may want to INCREASE or DECREASE this change in velocity
depending on the activity
Momentum
Linear
- An objects moving faster will have more momentum
- A more massive object will produce more momentum than an object with less mass moving at the same velocity.
If mass is maintained, momentum is conserved
If you apply force to an object and move it . . .
YOU HAVE PERFORMED MECHANICAL WORK
Units: J or Joules
Mechanical Work
Positive work =
Negative Work =
Positive work = done by person on object (concentric) (Lifting, Pushing)
Negative Work = done by object on person (eccentric) (Lowering, Being Pushed)
Energy is….
the capacity to do work
Chemical
Thermal
Electrical
Light
Mechanical
Kinetic Energy is
the energy that a body has because it is moving
* “energy of motion”
K= 𝟏/𝟐 𝒎𝒗𝟐
Gravitational Potential Energy
the energy that a body has because of its
position, relative to earth’s surface
* “potential for motion”
𝑷𝑬 = −𝒎𝒈𝒉