kinematics and dynamics Flashcards

1
Q

cross product involves

A

sine

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2
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quantities without direction

A

scalar

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3
Q

dot product involves

A

cosine

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4
Q

dot product gives a _____ quality

A

scalar

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5
Q

how to determine direction of cross product

A

right hand rule: if C = A x B, point thumb in direction of A, fingers in direction of B, and palm radiates C

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6
Q

instantaneous speed

A

magnitude of instantaneous velocity vector

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7
Q

force

A

push or pull with potential to result in acceleration

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8
Q

friction results from

A

electrostatic interactions

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9
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type of friction that exists between two objects in motion relative to each other

A

kinetic

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10
Q

type of friction which is a constant value

A

kinetic

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11
Q

mass is a measure of

A

inertia - its amount of material

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12
Q

weight

A

force experienced by given mass due to gravity

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13
Q

acceleration is a __ quantity

A

vector

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14
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acceleration

A

vector representation of change in velocity over time

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15
Q

sin90

A

1

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16
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newton’s first law

A

law of inertia: object will remain at rest or move with constant velocity if there is no net force on the object

17
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newton’s second law

A

any acceleration is the result of the sum of the forces acting on the object and its mass (Fnet = ma)

18
Q

newton’s third law

A

any two objects interacting with one another experience equal and opposite forces as a result of their interaction

19
Q

absence of any net torques

A

rotational equilibrium

20
Q

gravity parallel to plane of incline

A

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21
Q

finding the x component vector

A

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22
Q

finding the y component vector

A

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23
Q

how to determine direction from component vectors

A

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24
Q

A dot B =

A

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25
Q

A x B =

A

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26
Q

universal gravitation equation

A

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27
Q

static friction

A

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28
Q

kinetic friction

A

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29
Q

weight on earth =

A

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30
Q

center of mass

A

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31
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average acceleration

A

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