Unit 2 - Dynamics (16-20%) Flashcards

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1
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weight/gravitational force is equal to ____.

A

mass times gravity

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what is a contact force?
the contact forces (3 things):

A

a push or pull involving two objects

tension force (Ft), friction (fk), and normal force (fn)

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Newton’s First Law

what would F net be if at rest/constant motion?

A

An object at rest will remain at rest, or an object in motion will stay in motion with constant velocity unless acted upon by a NET EXTERNAL force.

Fnet = 0

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Newton’s Second Law

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The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it, and inversely proportional to its mass.
a = Fnet / m

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Newton’s Third Law

A

to any force there is always an equal but opposing force (equal in magnitude)

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kinetic friction:
equation for kinetic friction:

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a force that occurs when two objects are “rubbing” against each other

kinetic friction = (normal force)(coefficient of friction)

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static friction:
equation for static friction:

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a force that occurs when there is a tendency of “rubbing” (trying to move something but it is still at rest because of the friction)

static friction <= (normal force)(coefficient of friction)

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8
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mass __, but weight ___.

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is constant, changes based on gravitational force

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9
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intertial mass:

the __ mass, the __ force needed to make it accelerate

A

the tendency of an object to maintain its state of rest or uniform motion in a straight line (resists changes in motion)

greater, greater

NOT a force BTW

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