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1
Q

Find acceleration from velocity

A

Differentiate

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2
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Find distance/s from velocity

A

Integrate

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3
Q

Why is a spinning object accelerating despite moving at a constant speed

A

Changing direction

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4
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Direction of acceleration of spinning object

A

Towards the centre

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5
Q

How to calc dθ from revolution per second

A

x2π

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6
Q

Angular velocity unit

A

ω

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7
Q

Calc magnitude of centripetal force

A

F = mrω² = mv²/r

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8
Q

If a question says horizontal component and involves tension… what do you do?

A

Use W=mg to find vertical component, then Pythagoras to get to answer.

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9
Q

Something is spinning vertically, explain forces at highest and lowest point

A

Highest- Weight and tension both pulling object down

Lowest- Weight and tension pull in opposing directions

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10
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Determine magnitude of tension when sphere is at its highest and lowest point (moving in vertical circle)

A

T=F-W

T=F+W

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11
Q

Radial acceleration

A

aᵣ a.k.a. Centripetal acceleration

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12
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Speed of spinning object decreases

A

Angle decreases due to horizontal component of tension decreasing and weight remaining constant

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13
Q

What is a black body

A

They absorb all the radiation that hits them and emit a full distribution of wavelengths

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14
Q

Apparent brightness

A

(b) How bright a star APPEARS to be to an observer on Earth

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15
Q

Power per Unit Area

A

(P/A) The power output of the surface of a star per meter squared

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16
Q

Luminosity

A

(L) The total power output of a star

17
Q

Two meanings of T

A

Temperature and period

18
Q

Two meanings of L

A

Luminosity and Angular momentum

19
Q

Moment of inertia

A

I=xmr²

Hoops and rings behave like point mass
Solid cylinder behave like disc about centre

20
Q

Calculate angular acceleration from torque

A

τ=Ia

21
Q

Conservation of angular momentum

A

I ₁ω ₁=I ₂ω ₂=mvr=mr ²ω

22
Q

Find Moment of Inertia with Energy and angular velocity?

A

E ₖ=1/2Iω ²

23
Q

Gravitational Field strength

A

F₉=W

24
Q

Tangential velocity

A

v

25
Q

Orbital period

A

v꜀=2πr/T

26
Q

What is meant by the grav potential of a point in space

A

Work done in moving unit mass from infinity (to that point)

27
Q

Gravitational Potential

A

V

28
Q

F=GMm/r²=?

A

mv²/r=mrω²=mr(2π/T)²

29
Q

Explain what is meant by a gravitational potential of x

A

X joules of energy transferred in moving unit mass from infinity to that point

30
Q

Determine potential energy of x as a result of change in orbit

A

V(low)-V(high)

Multiply by no of kg