2D Motion Flashcards

1
Q

What is Motion in Two Dimensions?

A

Movement of a body in a plane.

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2
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What is a plane?

A

An infinite two dimensional surface.

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3
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How can Two Dimensional motion be described?

A

Two dimensional motion can be described with two X and Y components of position, velocity and acceleration.

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4
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What is the magnitude of velocity?

A

The speed.

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5
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What is a projectile?

A

An object that travels both vertically and horizontally simultaneously.

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6
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What is a trajectory?

A

Path followed by a projectile.

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7
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What is projectile motion?

A

A combination of unaccelerated X direction motion and free fall.

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8
Q

Do the X and Y components depend on each other?

A

X and Y components are completely independent of each other.

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9
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What is the acceleration in the Y direction due to?

A

Gravity.

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10
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What is the Range?

A

Maximum horizontal distance covered by a projectile.

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11
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What is the Maximum Height?

A

Maximum vertical distance travelled by a projectile.

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12
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What is the X Direction equation for initial velocity with an angle?

A

V(0)x = V(0) x Cos (-)

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13
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What is the Y Direction equation for initial velocity with an angle?

A

V(0)y = V(0) x sin (-)

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14
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The four Equations along X Directions?

A
  1. X = V(0)x (t)
  2. 🔺X= V(0)x (t) + 1/2a(x) (t)^2
  3. V(x)^2 = V(0)x^2 + 2a(x)🔺X
  4. V(x) = V(0)x + a(x) (t)
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15
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3 equations of motion along Y direction?

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  1. 🔺Y= V(0)y (t) - 1/2gt^2
  2. V(y)^2 = V(0)y^2 - 2g🔺Y
  3. V(y) = V(0)y - gt
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16
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The angle that the velocity vector makes with the X-axis is given by…?

A

(-) = tan^-1 (Vy/Vx)

17
Q

Formula for the Range?

A

R = V(0)^2 x sin (-)/g

18
Q

Formula for Maximum Height?

A

H max = V(0)^2 x sin^2 (-)/2g

19
Q

Hierarchy of Findings? (What to look for first)

A
  1. Initial Velocity
  2. Time in the air
  3. Displacement
20
Q

What is time in the air dependent on?

A

Only the Y direction.

21
Q

What statement about Time in the air of a free falling object and a projectile falling from the same height?

A

Time in the air for any projectile regardless of what happens to it is dependent on the vertical velocity and forces acting on it.