Kinematic and Dynamics Flashcards

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angstrom

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10E-10 m

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electron-volts

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1.6E-19 J

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3
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vectors have ___ & ____

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magnitude & direction

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4
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scalars have ____

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only magnitude

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5
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resultant vector

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the sum of two or more vectors

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tip-to-tail method

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way of determining resultant vector through a graph

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7
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Pythagorean Theorem

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X^2+Y^2=V^2

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8
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vector subtraction

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A-B=A+(-B)

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9
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vector multiplication

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B=nA, where B is new v and A is old. Direction is determined by sign of n

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10
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dot product: generate scalar quantity from vectors

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AB = absAabsBcosθ

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cross product: generate vector such as torque

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AB=absAabsB*sinθ

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12
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displacement (x or d)

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change in position in space

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distance (d)

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scalar quantity

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velocity (v)

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rate of change of displacement

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speed

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rate of actual distance traveled

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instantaneous velocity

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v=lim(t app 0) Δx/ Δt

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17
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average velocity

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v=Δx/ Δt

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18
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Force

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a vector quantity experienced as pushing or pulling on an object

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19
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newton (N)

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kg*m/s^2

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20
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Gravity

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attractive force felt by all matter

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21
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gravitational force

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GmM/r^2

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22
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friction

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opposes the movement of objects

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23
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static friction (Fs)

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normal force (N)

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component of force between two objects in contact that is perpendicular to the plane of contact between the object and the surface upon which it rests

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kinetic friction
Fk=UkN (Fk=kinetic friction, Uk=coefficient of kinetic friction and N=normal force)
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Mass (m)
amount of matter in an objectq
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Weight
mass*gravity
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center of mass
defined as three coordinates:x,y,z
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average acceleration
Δv/Δt
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instantaneous acceleration
lim(t->0)Δv/Δt
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Newton's First Law, inertia
Fnet=ma=0; a body at rest or in motion w constant velocity will remain that way unless acted upon by a net force
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Newton's Second Law
Fnet=ma; An object of mass m will accelerate when the vector sum of the forces results in some nonzero resultant force vector
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Newton's Third Law
Fab= -Fba; to every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction
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Linear motion equations
Vf=Vi+at x=Vit+.5at^2 Vf^2=Vi^2+2ax x=vt
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free fall
acceleration is equal to gravity
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air resistance
opposes the motion of an object
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drag force
objects in free fall experience this
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terminal velocity
begins when drag force is equal in magnitude to weight of the object
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projectile motion
motion that follows path along two dimensions
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Vx and Vy in projectile motion
Vx changes at rate of g, Vx remains constant
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Inclined planes
motion in two dimensions, parallel and perpendicular to plane
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Components of inclined planes
Fgparallel= mgsinθ | Fgperpendicular=mgcosθ
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uniform circular motion
instantaneous velocity vector is always tangent to circular path
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centripetal force
points radially inward
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centripetal acceleration
centripetal force generates this acceleration
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Centripetal force equation
Fcent=mv^2/r
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dynamics
study of force and torques
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free body diagrams
diagram representation of forces
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translational equilibrium
exists when vector sum of all forces is zero
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rotational equilibrium
forces are applied against an object such that it rotates around a fixed pivot point
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fulcrum
fixed pivot point
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torque
generated by application of force some distance from the fulcrum
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lever arm
distance between applied force and fulcrum
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equation for torque
r*F=rFsinθ
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rotational equilibrium
when vector sums of all torque acting on an object is zero