Linear Kinetics 4 Flashcards

1
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perfectly elastic collision characteristics

A

kinetic energy conserved

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2
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perfect inelastic Collison characteristics

A

maximal kinetic energy is lost

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3
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Coefficient of restitution equation (E)

A

E = square root of KE after collision / KE before collision

E= V1-V2 / U1-U2

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4
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What is newtons law of impact?

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2 bodies travelling towards each other, the difference in velocity after impact is constant to different at impact

(V1-V2) = E (U1-U2)

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5
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Collisions with earth equations (V1 & U1 = 0)

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E= V2 / U2

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6
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Experimental determination of coefficient of restitution equations (U1 & V1)

A

U1 = square root 2gH(b)

V1 = square root 2gH(d)

g = gravitational acceleration
Hb = bounce height
Hd = drop height
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7
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Final coefficient of restitution equation

A

E = square root Hb / Hd

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8
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Friction defintion

A

When one body moves or tends to move across the surface of another body the force that opposes motion or impending motion is friction

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9
Q

When is increased friction good in sport

A

gymnastics - chalk - ^ grip

surfers - wax board - ^ grip

table tennis - rubber paddle to increase spin

Shoes - ^ grip

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10
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When is decreased friction food in sport

A

Ice sports - slide/glide

skateboard - wax

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11
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When is friction needed to be not too much nor too little in sport

A

clay tennis courts

golf clubs/balls

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12
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What is sliding friction

A

the that opposes sliding motion between the surfaces of two objects

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13
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what is rolling friction

A

the frictional force that occurs when one object rolls over the surface of another

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14
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Sliding friction equations

P = force applied
F = friction force
R = reaction force
A

P = F = no movement

P > F = sliding

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15
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Coefficient of friction equation (U)

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U = F / R

describes the ratio of force of friction between the bodies

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16
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what factors influence friction

A

properties of the contacting surfaces

reaction force

17
Q

limiting friction equation (prior to moving

A

F = R x U

18
Q

sliding friction equation

s = sliding

A

Us = Fs / R

sliding friction > limiting friction

19
Q

coefficient of friction of a running stride

A

U = Fy / Fz