Kinematics Flashcards

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Frame of reference

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a chosen body we use to correlate the motion of other bodies with.

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Coordinate system

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used to describe motion of bodies quantitatively

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3
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A rigid body

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a solid body which retains it’s shape and it’s motion can be described by the combination of translation and rotation

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4
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What is translation and how does the velocity change during displacement?

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A body is displaced along a set of parallel straight lines from one position to another, the orientation of the body in space is unaltered.

The velocity of all the points of the body has the same magnitude and direction.

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Rotational movement

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All the points of the body move along concentric circular paths around a center point of rotation (pivot)

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Velocity

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v= Δs/Δt

the instantaneous velocity of an object is calculated from the smallest Δt possible.

unit: m/s

a vector quantity

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7
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Speed

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the scalar absolute value of velocity

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8
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Linear motion with uniform velocity

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The velocity is constant and the distance traveled will be directly proportional to time. The s vs t graph is linear.

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9
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Acceleration

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change of velocity over elapsed time - rate of change of velocity of an object
increasing velocity = +
decreasing velocity= -

unit: m/s^2

Δt needs to be small enough so that the change in acceleration is negligible.

a vector quantity

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10
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Linear motion with uniform acceleration

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v= a*t+v(initial)

constant acceleration

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11
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Linear motion with uniform velocity

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s = v*t

constant velocity

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12
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Average velocity

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used for distance traveled during a time interval (linear motion with uniform acceleration

v(average)=(v1+v2)

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13
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Gravitational acceleration (g)

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constant acceleration of a free-falling object caused by force of gravitation
mean value: 9,81 m/s^2
rock falling: v is increasing by g every second
rock thrown up: v is decreased by g every second

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14
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Angular motion

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the angular displacement divided by time elapsed. angles should always be written as RAD, because the unit is 1/s and it actually means rad/1.

a vector value.

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15
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Uniform circular motion

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constant angular velocity.

φ = ω * t

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16
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Velocity of uniform circular motion

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v=r* ω

17
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Period

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symbol (T)
unit: s
duration of one cycle in a repeating event
time of one revolution

18
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Frequency

A

number of occurrences of a repeating event per unit time
f=1/T

symbol: f unit: 1/s

19
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Rotation

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the points of a rotating rigid body moving along a circular path with an axis of rotation.

20
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(PP) A pilot of 90 kg catapults horizontally at a height of 4000 m from an airplane. What is his altitude 15 s after hitting the catapult button, if suppose he falls freely?
A) 3925 m
B) 2875 m
C) 1125 m
D) 75 m
A

C ??

21
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(PP) A train traveling at 31 km/h accelerates uniformly to 85 km/h in half a minute. Calculate it's acceleration.
A) 54 m/s^2
B) 0,5 m/s^2
C) 0,14 m/s^2
D) 15 m/s^2
A

B) ??

22
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(PP) An object of 0,5 kg falls from a height of 5 meters. What is its velocity when reaching the ground?
A) 1 m/s
B) 10 m/s
C) 50 m/s
D) 100 m/s
A

??