forces and linear kinematics Flashcards

1
Q

what 3 things does a force have?

A
  • a point of application
    – a direction
    – a magnitude
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2
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what are co linear forces

A

have same line of actionon same line - maybe jsut diff direction

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3
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what are concurrent forces

A

forces which do not have the same line of
action but act through the same point

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4
Q

How do we find vectors at an angle

A

find horiz and vertical component then add them

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5
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what is motion and what are the three types?

A

a change in position with respect to space and time
angualr, linear and general

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6
Q

what is linear motion?

A

ll points on an object move the same
distance, in the same direction, and at the
same time

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7
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what are the 2 types of linear motion?

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rectilinear translation- motion along straight line
curvilinear translation - along curved path - arc

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8
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What is angular motion/rotation?

A

all points on an object move in a circular
path about the same fixed axis

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9
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What is genral motion?

A

a combination of linear and angular
movements

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10
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what are 6 characteristics of linear motion/kinematics

A

position
– distance travelled
– displacement
– speed
– velocity
– acceleration NOT FORCE

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11
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what os position

A

location in space

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12
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what is displacement? What is distance?

A

the straight line distance in a specific
direction from the start to end position

distance - length of the path followed by the object from the start to end position

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13
Q

what branches off of mechanics - which do we study?

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statics and dynamics - we study dynamics (kinematics and kinetics)

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14
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example ofn internal force?

A

tensile(pulling) - msucle force
pushing (compressive) - bone

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15
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example of external force?

A

gravity - nontouching or contact forces (

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16
Q

what is weight?

A

force of gravity acting on an object

17
Q

What is mass?

A

the quantity of matter composing an object

18
Q

what is inertia?

A

property of matter related to the difficulty
in changing an object’s motion
– an object will exist in a state of rest or
uniform motion in a straight line, unless
acted upon by an external force

19
Q

what is a force perpendicular to the surfaces of the objects in contact

A

normal contact (reaction) force

20
Q

in simple system normal constact force. = what?

A

opposite to weight of object

21
Q

what is the parallel force in the contact between two surfaces?

A

friction force

22
Q

What is static vs dynamic friction?

A

statoc = 2 surfaces not moving relative to eachother
dynamic - moving relative to eachother

23
Q

what is limiting friction?

A

The maximal amount of static friction just before the two surfaces begin to move

24
Q

Static friction is ____ than dynamic

A

greater

25
Q

Does surface area affect friction?

A

no

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