Module 9: Kinematics of Particles Flashcards

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Q

in _____________________________, acceleration of the particle is zero for every value of t. Thus, velocity is
constant.

A

uniform rectilinear motion

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2
Q

particle moving in a straight line

A

rectilinear motion

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3
Q

kinematics of a particle is characterized by specifying the particle’s position, velocity and acceleration at any given instant

A

rectilinear motion

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4
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it defines the transverse direction in which P would move if 𝜃 were increased and r were kept constant

A

transverse coordinate

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5
Q

it refers to the rate of change of velocity

A

acceleration

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6
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if the speed of the particle increases, points in the direction of the motion

A

positive tangential acceleration

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7
Q

it is a uniform horizontal motion

A

projectile motion

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8
Q

The acceleration of a particle will be __________ only if both its components are zero.

A

zero

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9
Q

point on a path to specify the location of a particle at any given instant

A

position

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10
Q

there is always a _____________ covered whenever there’s a motion

A

distance

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11
Q

particle moves along a curve

A

curvilinear motion

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12
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The acceleration of a particle moving with constant speed along a curve will not be zero unless the particle happens to pass through a ____________________ of the curve or unless the curve is a _____________

A

point of inflection, straight line

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13
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it is the rate of change of displacement

A

velocity

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14
Q

it is the study of the geometry of motion

A

kinematics

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15
Q

the magnitude of s measured in meters (ft) is the distance and the sign is arbitrary (left to right, down to up)

A

position

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16
Q

it is length of the path travelled by a particle from an initial to final position

17
Q

it relates the displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time of a body’s motion, without reference to the cause of the motion

A

kinematics

18
Q

it predicts the motion caused by given forces or determine the forces required to produce a given motion

19
Q

if the speed of the particle decreases, points against the direction of the motion

A

negative tangential acceleration

20
Q

it refers to the rate of change in position

21
Q

it is the rate of change of distance

22
Q

it is a uniformly accelerated vertical motion

A

projectile motion

23
Q

it is where the radius of curvature is infinite

A

point of inflection of the curve

24
Q

in this motion, position, velocity, and acceleration serves as vectors

A

curvilinear motion

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it is the shortest distance between the initial and final position of the particle
displacement
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it is equal to the square of the speed divided by the radius of curvature of the path
normal acceleration
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this becomes zero if the body comes back to its initial position
displacement
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it is always directed toward the center of curvature of the path
normal acceleration
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it refers to the change in speed of the particle
tangential acceleration
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in curvilinear motion, direction is tangent to the?
path and hodograph
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it defines the radial direction in which P would move if r were increased and 𝜃 were kept constant
radial coordinate
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it is the change in position (Δs)
displacement
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it is the study of the relation between the forces acting on a body, the mass of the body, and the motion of the body
kinetics