rotational and gravity test Flashcards

1
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Tangential speed

A

speed in 90 degree angle radius

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Rotational speed -

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measured in revolutions per unit of time

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3
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Rotational inertia

A

tendency to resist change in rotational motion

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4
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Torque

A

causes rotational motion

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5
Q

Center of mass

A

average position of mass

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6
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Center of gravity

A

average position of weight

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7
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Centripetal force

A

directed towards the center of rotation

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7
Q

G

A

6.67 x 10 ^-11

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7
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Angular momentum

A

inertia of rotation

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7
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Equilibrium

A

E T = 0

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8
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Weight

A

Mg

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9
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Weightless -

A

without support force

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10
Q

Spring tides

A

the sun, moon and earth are all in a straight line

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11
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Neap tides

A

the moon is midway between new and full

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12
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Gravitational field

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influence that a massive extends into the space around it

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13
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Black hole -

A

not even light can escape

14
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What is the law of conservation of angular momentum?

A

If not extended torque acts on a rotating system the angular momentum of the system remains constant

15
Q

What is centrifugal force?

A

A friction force that makes you feel like you are being pulled/pushed outward. (aka inertia)

16
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Explain the law of universal gravitation. What is the equation?

A

Two bodies of mass will attract each other in relation to their size and the square of the distance between them
F ~ m1m2/d2
F =G m1m2/d2
G= 6.67 x 10^-11

17
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What is inverse square law? Draw an example

A

A law relating to the integrity of an effect to the inverse square of the distance from the cause

Distance area integrity
1 1^2 = 1 1/1 ^2 =1
2 2^2 = 4 1/2^2 = 1/4
3 3^2 = 9 1/3^2 = 1/9\

18
Q

Torque formula -

A

F x L = (N x M)

19
Q

Centripetal force formula

A

mv/r ^2= (N)

20
Q

Angular motion formula

A

mvr = kg x m^2 /s

21
Q

Gravity formula

A

F (N) = G m1m2/d2

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What is simulated gravity? How does it work?
- Real gravity is the relationship between two masses and the distance between them. (F ~ m1m2/d2) - The force creates an acceleration (on earth its 9.8 m/s2) - Simulated gravity recreates the acceleration through rotation, where -acceleration is related to a mass given a certain amount of rotational speed at an appropriate radius from the center , C = mw^2/r
23
draw neap tides
tides are less than average due to pull in two directions by sun and moon vertical moon orbit
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draw regular tide
Moon causes bulge on both sides due to gravitational attraction of the h20 and squeeze effect orbit all around
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Spring tides
tides are greater than average due to pull by moon and sun in same direction