LECTURE #17 - angular kinematics (2) Flashcards

1
Q

acceleration of a body in angular motion may be resolved into what two components ?

A

tangential and radia (a.k.a centripetal)

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2
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what is tangential acceleration ?

A
  • represents the change in linear velocity for a body traveling on a curved path
  • directed tangential to curved pathway
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3
Q

what is tangential acceleration tangential to ?

A

to path of motion

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4
Q

what must alpha be expressed in ?

A

rad/s/s

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5
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what did newton state in “principia” (the book where he first published his laws) ?

A

a centripetal force is that by which bodies are drawn or impelled, or any way tend, towards point as to a centre

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6
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“a centripetal force is that by which bodies are drawn or impelled, or any way tend, towards point as to a centre” is essentially saying that …..

A

an object must be forced to follow a curved path

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7
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what does a change in direction = ?

A

a change in velocity

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8
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what does a change in velocity = ?

A

acceleration

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9
Q

what is required to change direction and keep an object travelling along a curved path ?

A

acceleration

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10
Q

acceleration is required to change direction and keep an object travelling along a curved path, but where does it come from ?

A

radial centripetal acceleration

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11
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what does the radial / centripetal acceleration direct toward ?

A

the centre, along the curved path

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12
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what does the radial /centripetal acceleration represent ?

A

change in direction

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13
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FILL IN THE BLANK

in regards to radial / centripetal acceleration, linear speed of an object traveling a curved path remains ___________

A

constant

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14
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TRUE OR FALSE

with radial / centripetal acceleration, direction of object travelling a curved path is never changing

A

FALSE

with radial / centripetal acceleration, direction of object travelling a curved path is CONSTANTLY CHANGING

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15
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TRUE OR FALSE

radial acceleration is also perpendicular to path of motion (centre seeking)

A

TRUE

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16
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what do changes in direction result in ?

A

changes in velocity (even if velocity magnitude is constant)

17
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

changes in velocity result in radial acceleration

A

TRUE

18
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

radial acceleration is caused by ground reaction forces directed toward the centre of the turn

A

TRUE

19
Q

what is the purpose of a banked turn ?

A

trying to produce force in order to make a turn

20
Q

Describe how a taller individual with longer limbs may have a biomechanical advantage in kicking a ball for maximal horizontal displacement over a shorter individual :

A

these biomechanical advantages contribute to the taller individual being able to generate greater force, speed, and momentum, resulting in a more powerful and potentially longer kick of the ball for maximal horizontal displacement.