Chapter 16 - Circular Motion Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

What does ‘w’ stand for?

A

Angular velocity

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2
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What are the formulas linking angular velocity and angle?

A

w = x / t

‘x’ is angle
‘t’ is time

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3
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How can angular velocity be calculated using full time period?

A

w = 2(pi) / T

‘T’ is the time period of a full circle

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4
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How can angular velocity be linked to frequency?

A

w = 2(pi)f

‘f’ is frequency of an object around the circle

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5
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What is uniform circular motion?

A

A body rotating at a constant speed but a changing velocity

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6
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How is a uniform circular motion achieved?

A

Result force acts continually in a direction perpendicular to the body

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7
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What is the formula between linear velocity and angular velocity?

A

Linear velocity = Radius x Angular Velocity

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8
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What is the formula for acceleration in uniform circular motion?

A

a = v2/r = w2r

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9
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What is angular velocity?

A

Angular velocity is the rate of change of angle of a body as it exhibits uniform circular motion

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10
Q

What is the units for angular velocity?

A

Radians/Second

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11
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What is the centripetal force?

A

Centripetal force keeps a body moving with a constant speed in a circular path
It acts towards the centre of the circle

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12
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What is the formula for centripetal force?

A

F = mv2/r = mw2r

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13
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What is the source of centripetal force with a string, surface, in the air?

A

String = Tension
Surface = Friction
Air = Weight

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