Modelling in Mechanics Flashcards

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Particle Assumptions

A

The mass is concentrated at a single point

Ignore rotational force/air resistance

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Smooth Assumptions

A

No friction

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3
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Smooth and Light Pulley Assumptions

A

No friction, equal tension on either side

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4
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Inextensible String Assumptions

A

The magnitude of the acceleration on each side will be equal

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5
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Rod Assumptions

A

All of the mass is concentrated along a line

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6
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Support Assumptions

A

They act on a single point

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7
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Lamina Assumptions

A

The mass is distributed along a flat surface

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Wire Assumptions

A

Can be treated as one-dimensional

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Bead Assumptions

A

Move freely along a wire or string, tension is the same as on either side

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10
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Buoyancy

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The upward force on a body that allows it to float or rise when submerged in a liquid

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11
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Thrust/Compression in a String

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The forward force when an object is pushed along a surface

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12
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What to do when you define a problem?

A

Define your positive directions

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13
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Average velocity vs velocity

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Average velocity is the total displacement/time, velocity the gradient at a point

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