Linear Kinetics Flashcards

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Force definition

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Mechanical action or effect applied to a body that tends to produce acceleration

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What is the unit of force? How do these units compare to pounds?

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Newtons
1 lb = 4.448 N

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What is the purpose of a free body diagram (FBD)

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Simple diagram of an isolated object of interest designed to understand the externally applied forces on an object

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What must be followed when making a FBD?

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Newton’s laws

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5
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What is the first law of motion?

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Law of inertia

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6
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What is the second law of motion?

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Law of acceleration

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7
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What is the third law of motion?

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Law of action reaction

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What is the law of inertia?

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An object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an outside force

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Inertia

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Resistance of a body to change its state of motion/keeping something in a constant state

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10
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What is uniform motion?

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Constant momentum (m)(v)

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11
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What is the law of acceleration?

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F=ma

when m is constant

An object’s change of motion is proportional to the force acted on it in the direction of the straight line where the force is impressed

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12
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What is acceleration referring to?

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Of the object’s center of mass (COM)

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13
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What is the linear equation of motion (EOM)

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F=ma

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14
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What is the inertial force known as in the EOM

A

ma

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15
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Statics

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Branch of mechanics where a system undergoes no acceleration

(Velocity is constant)

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Dynamics

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Branch of mechanics where a system undergoes an acceleration

(Velocity is not constant)

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17
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True or false:

A static object means it always has no velocity

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False

Static means constant velocity so it is still moving, just with no acceleration

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18
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Match static, dynamic, equilibrium, and not in equlibrium

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Static- in equilibrium
Dynamic- not in equilibrium

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19
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True or false:

Static mechanics only cares about kinetics

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False:

Cares about kinematics too since it can still have a velocity

20
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What is the law of action reaction?

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For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

21
Q

True or false:

Forces cancel out in Newtons 3rd law

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False

One force acts on one object and the other on another object

22
Q

What is the law of universal gravitation?

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All objects attract each other with a gravitational force inversely proportional to the square distance between objects

23
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What does the force of gravity depend on the proportionality of?

A

Masses of the two bodies being attracted to each other

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Mass (m)

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How much matter is in an object

Scalar

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Weight (W)
Force due to gravitational acceleration *Vector*
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True or false Body weight (N) = Body mass (kg)
False These are not interchangeable
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Center of mass (COM)
The point in which all the particles of the body are evenly distributed *Always exists*
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Center of Gravity
Point in which weight due to gravity acts on a body *Exists when gravity exists*
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Ground reaction force *Distributing force*
Term that includes the normal and tangential (friction) force
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Center of pressure
Singular point of application of the ground reaction force (GRF)
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Which type of forces are we more concerned with?
External forces
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True or false: Muscle forces would be considered internal forces
True
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What three things at a joint can alter the COM motion of a body segment?
Muscles Ligament Bone on bone forces
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Kinematics
Area of study that examines the spatial and temporal components of motion Position, velocity, acceleration, etc...
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Kinetics
Study of the causes of motion Forces, torque, impulse, momentum, work, power, energy
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True or false: Kinetics is the study of both motion and the causes for motion
False Only the causes for motion
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Is force a vector or scalar?
Vector- includes magnitude and direction
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Is gravity an internal or external force?
External (affects the COM)
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Does the force of gravity change depending on where you are on Earth?
Yes- elevation affects gravity
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The property of an object to resist motion
Inertia
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The law of inertia describes _______ conditions with the sum of the external forces equal to zero
Static
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When does linear momentum only need to stay constant?
When the external forces sum to zero
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In order to use EOM, what must remain constant with time?
Mass
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External forces causes changes in the _____ while internal forces may alter the object's _____
COM Shape
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Muscles would be an example of what type of force?
Internal
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How would you find the direction of acceleration from vectors?
Split into x and y components and determine the greater magnitude and direction