Wk 5 - Linear Kinetics, work, power and energy Flashcards

1
Q

Momentum is a….?

A

quantity of motion

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2
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The opposite of momentum is ____

A

inertia

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3
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Will someone with larger mass always overrun the smaller mass person when they collide?

A

No. They have and advantage but the velocity also affects it.

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4
Q

Can there be a conservation of momentum?

A

Yes (e.g. the metal ball bouncing demonstration)

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5
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Absolute total conservation of energy is when …?

A

No energy is lost through transfer -> last forever

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6
Q

Impulse = _____ x _____

A

Impulse = Force x time

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7
Q

The area under a force-time curve is called the ____

A

impulse

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8
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_________ = change in momentum

A

Impulse

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9
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What are the two theoretical types of impact?

A

1) perfectly elastic

2) perfectly plastic

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10
Q

Perfectly elastic means…

A

velocities of impact before and after impact are equal -> never loses energy

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11
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Perfectly plastic means…

A

Object doesn’t return to original shape after impact

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12
Q

The coefficient of restitution (-e) is a number reflecting…

A

The rebound properties of the object

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13
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If there is no rebound in an object, the e = ??

A

e = 0

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14
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If there is perfect rebound in an object, the e = ??

A

e = 1

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15
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e = √hb / hd (interpret)

A

e = √ of velocity before and after hitting the ground

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16
Q

______ is a force applied against a resistance multiplied by the displacement if the resistance in the direction of the force

A

work

17
Q

Can you have mechanical work without movement?

A

No. Even if your using your muscle to push something, if it doesn’t move there was no mechanical work

18
Q

What is positive mechanical work?

A

If force is applied in same direction that the object moves (generally concentric mm contraction)

19
Q

What is negative mechanical work?

A

If force is applied in the opposite direction that the object moves (generally eccentric mm contraction)

20
Q

________ is the rate at which a force does work

A

Power

21
Q

Power = ______ / _______

A

P = W / Δt

22
Q

Power = _______ x _____

A

P = F x v

23
Q

The less time you take to lift an object the _____ power will develop

A

more

24
Q

________ is the capacity to do work

A

energy

25
Q

______ ________ is the ability of a moving object to do work

A

Kinetic energy

26
Q

_____ _______ is the energy possessed by a body due to its position above a reference surface

A

potential energy

27
Q

As an object starts falling, its KE ______ and PE _____

A

KE increases, PE decreases

28
Q

____ ______ is the capacity to do work because of a deformed body returning to its original shape

A

Strain energy

29
Q

Strain energy is a type of …

A

potential energy

30
Q

Can energy be destroyed or gained?

A

No. it is only transferred

31
Q

KE + PE =

A

constant

32
Q

The work of a force is equal to the change in ______ that it produces in the object acted on

A

energy