Further mechanics (everything) (done whilse going through revision book) Flashcards

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1
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what is anglar speed

A

the angle at wich an object rotates per second (ω)

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2
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give anglar speed equation and units

A

angler speed = angle turned per second

ω = θ/t

units = radians per second

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3
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give an equation for anglar speed (sometimes called tangential velocity) related to linear speed

A

ω = v/r

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4
Q

frequency is the number of…

A

complete revelutions per second

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5
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time peried is…

A

time taken for a full revelution

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6
Q

show how frequenxy and peried are related to anglar speed (ω) algebraicly

A

ω = θ/t
θ = 2π and t = T
therefore, ω = 2π/T
also:
T = 1/f
therefore, ω = 2πf

ω = 2π/T = 2πf

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7
Q

why does an object that is travelling in circles constantly accelerate?

what is this called and where is this directed

A

because the direction the object is traveling is constently changing
therefore
the velocity ic constently changing
therefore
as acceleration is the rate of change of velocity, the object is constantly accelerating

this is called centripetal acceleration and is directed to the center of the circle (perpendicular to velocity)

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8
Q

give the 2 centripetal acceliration equation and the unit

A

a = ω^2 x r

a = (v^2)/r

unit = ms^-2

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9
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  1. centripetal force equations (2) and unit
  2. where is this directed
A

F = m x (V^2)/r

F = m x (ω^2)r

units = N

(its just M x the accelration equations in accordence with F = ma)

  1. to the center of the circle (just like acceliration)
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10
Q

total enegy in SHM will always = _____+ _____

A

Ep + EK
where Ep is the potential enegy weather its stored in gravitational potential enegy for pendulims or elastic stored enegy for springs

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11
Q

draw the graph of energy ever displacement with Ep and Ek in it

A

pg 100 revision book

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12
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at the midpoint Ep is ______ and Ek is _______

at the max displacment Ep is ______ and Ek is _______

therefore the sum of Ek and Ep stays _____

A

0, max

max,0

constent

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13
Q

the frequency and period are independent of the ________

A

amplitude

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14
Q

in SHM the acceleration ∝ ______

where acceleration is always in the _______ direction of _______

A

minus displacment (x)

opposit, displacement(x)

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15
Q

SHM acceleration equations:
a =
a(max) =

A

a = -ω^2 * x
a(max) = ω^2 * A
where A is max displacment

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16
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SHM velocity equations:
v =
v(max) =

A

v = +or- ωroot(A^2 - x^2)
v(max) = ωA

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17
Q

SHM dicplacment equations:
x =
for this equation to work you need to start timing at ____ ____________

A

x = Acos(ωt)

max displacement

18
Q

what is the equation for a force pulling a spring back to the equilibrium position in SHO

why is there a minus

A

F = -Kx
where x is decplacment from equalibrium
(notice this is the same equastion as hooks law in meterials F=KΔL, ΔL is x and)

there is a - because we are describing the force bringing the spring back to equilibrium.
or
you can just remember that acceleration is always opposite to diplaycment

19
Q

what is K when dealing with springs

A

spring constent (or stiffness)

(same as in meterials)

20
Q

equation for peird of mass ocilationg on a spring

A

T = 2π root(m/k)

21
Q
  1. the equation for the period of a pendulum and units
  2. this formula is only accurate for when…
  3. L is measured form ______ to _____ __ _____
A
  1. T = 2π root(L/g)
  2. small angles of ocillation are used (up to about 10 degrees)
  3. pivot, center of mass
22
Q

what is free vibrations

this will mean a oscillating system will have the _______ _______ forever

A

when there is no transfer of energy to or from system

same amplitude

23
Q

forced vibration happens when there is a _________ ______ ______

the frequency of this force is called ________ __________

A

external driving force

driving frequency

24
Q

if the driving frequency is much less the the resonant frequency then the two are _______ _______, the ocilator just…

A

in phase

followes the motion of the driver

25
Q

if the driving freqiency is much greater then the resonant frequency then the two are ____ ____ ______ as the ocilator…

A

out of phase

won’t be able to keep up with the driving frequency

26
Q

when does reconence happen?

draw quick graph of amplitude over driving frequncy showing recence frequency

A

when,
driving frequency = Resonant frequency

pg104

27
Q

amplitude is very ______ at reconence frequency

A

large

28
Q

damping happens when _______ __ _____ to the seroundings

A

enegy is lost

29
Q

dampening reduces _________

A

amplitude of ocilation (thereofre also enegy in the system)

30
Q

draw quick graph of displacment over time for:
1. light damping
2. heavy damping
3. critical damping
4. overdamping

A

pg105 of revision book

31
Q

damping can aslo effect _________ _____

(not A)

A

resonance frequency

32
Q

lightly damped systems have very _______ resonance peaks

A

sharp
(but not as sharp or tall as the undampined systems resonent peak)

33
Q

heavily damped systems have ________ resonsnce peaks

A

flatter

34
Q

real exam question:
state the conditions for SHM (2m)

A

1m - The acceleration is proportional to the displacement

1m - the acceleration is in opposite direction to displacement

just remember a ∝ -x

35
Q

in the pndulmum practical:
how far do you displace the pendumum when performing the practical

A
  1. less then 10 degrees (small angle)
36
Q

in the pndulmum practical:
how can you ensure you meause time peried accuretly(3)?

A
  • measure 10T and then divide by 10 (reduce percentage uncertainty)
  • use a fiducial marker (to reduce parallax error)
  • meausre 3 x 10T (spot anomalies)
37
Q

as a system experiences more damping its peak amplitude during resonence __________, the curve on a amplitude frequency graph becomes _____ as enegy is ______.

the resonent frequency also _________ when damping occcors.

A

decreses, flatter, lost

decreses

38
Q

What is the phase diffrence between the veriation of displacment over time and the veriation of acceleration with time for a body

A

pie or 180degrees

e.g
max a is -max x
and
-max a is max x

think of a∝-x

39
Q

exam question:
state what is ment by simple harmonic motion (1mark)

A
  • acceleration is preportinal to displacment
  • acceleration is in the opposit direction to displacment

a∝-x

40
Q

velocity is ___ out of phase from x
acceleration is ____ out of pahse with x

A

90

180