L4: External Applied Forces Flashcards

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How should Free-Body Diagrams be made to show external forces

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Force vectors applied to the sketch of the system with appropriate magnitude, direction, and point of application.

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What is the Universal Law of Gravitation?

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How are G and g found from the Universal Law of Gravitation

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How do you find the sum of the total forces in this System (assuming r is the same for all planets, r = constant)

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5
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How can the buoyancy force of this object be derived

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6
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What are three observations that can be made from the idea of Buoyancy

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7
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How can acceleration be derived from the Buoyancy Force Equation

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8
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What are the characteristics of an Ideal String

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9
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What are the Characteristics of an Ideal Pulley

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  • Tension in the string is the same everywhere in the string
  • Must be either massless or frictionless
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10
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What are the External Forces acting on this System (+ find the acceleration of the pulley)

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How can you find the Position, Velocity, and Acceleration of this Object

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12
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How could you set this problem up as a Free-Body diagram

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13
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How Could you find the acceleration of this object in this series pulley system

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14
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Does Static Friction prevent motion?

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Static friction always prevents motion.

Static friction will assume whatever magnitude is necessary in necessary in order to prevent motion from occurring, but has a maximum possible value.

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15
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How can you derive the Equation for Maximum Static Friction

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16
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What does Kinetic Friction do and what does it depend on

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Kinetic friction depends only on the materials in contact and the normal force. It always directly opposes the direction of motion.

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How can you derive the equation for Kinetic Friction

18
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Are Static and Kinetic Friction the same?

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Static friction and Kinetic friction are TWO DIFFERENT THINGS