Kinematics & Dynamics Flashcards
’s that have magnitude & direction, & #’s that have only magnitude are known as what ? respectively
Vectors (velocity displacement, acceleration, & force
Scalars (distance, speed, energy, pressure, & mass)
A unitless quantity that is dependent on 2 materials in contact is known as ?
Coefficient of static friction
The component of force between 2 objects in contact that is perpendicular to the plane of contact between the object & the surface upon which it rests is known as ?
Normal force
What is the difference between mass & weight ?
Mass is a measure of a body’s inertia (matter), while weight is a measure of gravitational force on mass
Acceleration opposite the initial velocity may be called ?
Deceleration
A body or object at rest or in motion w/ constant v will remain that way unless Fnet acts upon is the basis of what concept ?
Newton’s 1st law (law of inertia)
An object will accelerate when the sum of the vectors is some nonzero resultant is the basis of what concept ?
Newton’s 2nd law
For every action there is an equal & opposed reaction is the basis of which concept ?
Newton’s 3rd law
Translational equilibrium exists only when the vector sum of all the forces acting on an object is what value ?
0 (1st condition of equilibrium)
The moment of force is known as ?
Torque