Lecture 5 Flashcards
What is the first law of motion
-property of an object to resist changes in motion
what is momentum?
quantity of motion possessed by a body
M=mv
when tow object collides, both objects would tend to continue moving in the same direction of the object with a larger momentum
conservation of momentum
if net external force acting on a system ( one or more) objects equals zero the total system momentum is conserved
M1=M2
(mv)1=(mv)2
M=(m1 +m2)
what is the mechanical behavior of when bodies are in contact ( 1st law)
- when 2 objects collied
- this is the exchange of a large force during a small time interval (ball to bat)
- resultant behavior of the object depend on their collective momentum and the nature of the impact
what is perfectly elastic impact
in which the velocity of the system is conserved
e=1 (superball bounce)
perfectly plastic impact
in which there is a total loss of system velocity
e=0 ( spaghetti hits wall)
impacts/ collision
e = (v2-v1)/ (u1-u2)
u= velocities before impact
v=velocities after impact
second law of acceleration
F=ma or a= F/m
- remember you can look at this in different directions
such as vertically, horizontally and the Z direction
what is the mechanical behavior of when bodies are in contact (2nd law)
when external force do ac there is a change in systems total momentum
to modify this you think about impulse
What is Impulse
the product of a force and the time interval over which the force acts
Ft=mv or Ft=mv2- mv1
how do you increase momentum using impulse
- throwing a ball ↓v intial but has ↑v final
- you get ↑ in v by having a ↑over in time
–lighter objects the time is greater limitation on impulse than force
–heavier objects the size of the force will limit impulse
How do you decrease momentum using impulse
- catching a egg
- by having a give time you are ↑ the time ↓ the F
- remember the right side of the equation will NOT change the v is coming in cant change and you cant change the mass so you have to change time to ↓ the F
third law- action / reaction and collisions
when a body exerts a force on another body the second body exerts a reaction force on the first body that is equal in magnitude and opposite in direction
ground reaction forces
- grf is the reaction force to the push applied to the ground by the runner
- we resolve the resultant grf into three perpendicular components that each have functional significance during walking and running
- total body weght contributes to total body acceleration in proportion to the acceleration of their own center of mass
- -vertical ( support)
- -anterior- posterior ( propulsion- braking)
- -medial lateral (sway)
LOOK at the last slide of 5a
then draw them out!!