Further Mechanics Flashcards

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What is the equation for impulse?

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  • ΔP = FΔt
  • F = ma
  • F = m (v-u) / t
  • F = ΔP / t
  • This is Newtons Second Law of motion
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How do you calculate Momentum in 2D?

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  • Break it down into the horizontal and vertical components
  • Remember your components of forces rules
  • Tanx = Sinx / Cosx
  • If you are not given a value for mass the likelyhood is it will cancel
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How do you know if a collision is elastic or inelastic?

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  • If elastic then Total KE before = Total KE after
  • If inelastic then Total KE before ≠ Total KE after
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What is the equation for KE of a non relativistic particle?

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  • Ek = p2 / 2m
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How do you derive Ek = p2 / 2m?

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  1. p = mv
  2. p2 = m2v2
  3. So p2/2m = m2v2 / 2m
  4. = 1/2 mv2
  5. Hence Ek = p2 / 2m
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How do you convert degrees to radians?

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  • θ * π / 180
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How do you convert radians to degrees?

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  • θ * 180 / π
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What is angular velocity?

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  • ω = θ / t
  • Angular velocity is the rate of change of angle measured in rad s-1
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What are the equations for angular velocity?

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  • v = ωr
  • T = 2π / ω
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How do you derive a = v2 / r

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What is angular displacement?

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  • θ = s / r
  • Angular displacement = Displacement / Radius
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What is required to maintain circular motion?

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  • A centripetal force provided by the resultant force acting on an object towards the centre of the circle
  • Without this the object will continue on a path at a tangent to the circle
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What are the equations for centripetal force?

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  • F = ma
  • F = mv2 / r
  • F = mrω2
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