Lecture 8 LinAngKin Relationships Flashcards

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What is arc length?

A

The distance that a point on a rotating object (or an object travelling along a circular path) travels

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Arc length (s) is a ______ and therfore a ______ value

A

Distance, scaler

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What is arc length influenced by? (2)

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  1. Amount of rotation
  2. The distance the point is from the centre of rotation (the radius (r))
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4
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Arc length equation

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S=r0 0 must be expressed in radians

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The linear velocity of a point on a rotating object (or an object following a circular path) is always pointing ________ to the ___ of the motion
- this is known as ______ velocity (Vt)

A

Tangentially, arc

Tangential velocity

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How is the tangential velocity influenced by? (2)

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  1. How fast the object is rotating (the angular velocity(w))
  2. How far the point is away from the centre of rotation (Radius (r))
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Tangential velocity equation

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Vt = rw

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8
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What can angular acceleration be broken down into?

A

Two perpendicular vector components
1. Tangential acceleration (aT)
2. Radial acceleration (aR)

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9
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What is tangential acceleration (aT) and formula ?

A

Linear acceleration directed perpendicular to the rotating segment

aT = alpha(a)(r)

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What is radial acceleration (aR) and formula?

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Linear acceleration directed along the rotating segment to toward the axis of rotation

aR = omega (w)2 (r)

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Total linear acceleratiom

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The total linear acceleration equals the vector sum of the tangential acceleration and radical acceleration (determined using Pythagorean theorem)

a2 = aT2 + aR2

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