W4 - Force Flashcards

1
Q

In projectile motion, what does a greater vertical velocity result in?

A

Greater height

Greater flight time

Greater range/distance achieved

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2
Q

In projectile motion, what does a greater horizontal velocity result in?

A

Same height

Same total flight time

Greater range/distance

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3
Q

What is the optimum release angle for a projectile?

A

45

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4
Q

Whats the optimum release angle for shot put?

A

Less than 45

38-43 (Hay, 1993)

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5
Q

How is total length jumped in long jump calculated?

A

L1 + L2 + L3

Hay & Miller, 1985

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6
Q

Optimum angle of take-off for long lump

Why?

A

15-22 (Hay, 1993)

Centre of gravity height at take-off is HIGHER than at landing due to athletes body position when landing.

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7
Q

Inertia

A

Resistance of a body to motion

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8
Q

Mass

A

Amount of matter that makes up a body

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9
Q

Greater mass = ?

A

Greater inertia

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10
Q

Force

Scalar or vector?

A

Vector

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11
Q

Internal + external are a type of force.

What are the others?

A

Contact

Non-contact (i.e weight due to gravity)

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12
Q

Newtons law of gravitation

A

Any 2 particles of matter:

Attract to each other w/ a force DIRECTLY proportional to the product of their masses + INVERSELY proportional to the square of the distance between them.

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13
Q

Newtons law of gravitation

Formula

A

F (directly proportional symbol) (m1 x m2) / d^2

F = Force on each particle 
M1 = Mass of 1st object 
M2 = Mass of 2nd object 
d = Distance
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14
Q

Weight

A

Gravitational force exerted on the body by earth.

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15
Q

What remains constant and what varies for a person on earth depending on their location?

A

Weight varies on location.

Mass remains constant.

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16
Q

Newtons 1st law of motion

A

Object remains in the same state of motion unless a resultant/external force acts on in.

17
Q

What type of curve does a shot put follow during flight?

A

Parabolic

18
Q

What is true for all projectiles?

A

Force of gravity will continuously act on the mass of the object until it reaches the ground.

19
Q

Newtons 2nd law of motion

A

The acceleration of a body is proportional to the force causing it,
and the change takes place in the direction the force acts

20
Q

Newtons 3rd law of motion

A

For every force that is exerted by 1 body on another, there’s an equal + opposite force exerted by the 2nd body on the 1st.

21
Q

In how many dimensions can forces be measured using a force plate?

A

3

22
Q

What forces do you obtain by using a force plate?

A

Vertical force

Anterior-posterior forces

Medial-lateral forces

23
Q

What factors influence GRF?

A

Speed

Mass

Less directly influence, but can have an impact:

Surface
Footwear
Gait kinematics

24
Q

What would you expect to happen to the magnitude of peak vertical force and the duration of contact with the ground if the participant were to walk more quickly?

A

Peak vertical force ⬆️

Duration of contact w/ ground ⬇️