Mechanics Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

projectile motion

horizonal

A

X = Ux t

X is height

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2
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project8ile motion

total time

A

add horizontal and vertical

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3
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projectile motion

Ux
Uy

A

cos
sin

U x 3/2

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4
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projecti9le motion

vectors

A

horizonta lthen vertical

u=(32.1i+13.2j)

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5
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A
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6
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speed at the stone before it hits the ground

A

magnitide of velocity vector

sqare root and square

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A
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8
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Vertical motion

A

Changes

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9
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Horizontal motioj

A

Never changes

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10
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Constant velocity

A

No acceleration

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11
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When constant speed

A

Opposite forces equal each other as equal to 0

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12
Q

How to draw triangle

A

Right anger opposite hypothenuse

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13
Q
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Right anger opposite hypothenuse

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14
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Inextensible

A

Can’t stretch

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15
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suvat

A

s: displacment
u : initial velocity
v: final velocity
a: acceleration
t: time

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16
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The maximum value of the frictional force FMAX = λR is reached when the body you are considering is on the point of moving. The body is then said to be in limiting equilibrium.

= In general, the force of friction F is such that F < λR, and the direction of the frictional force is opposite to the direction in which the body would move if the frictional force were absent.

18
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on the point of slipping means

A

object is at limiting equillibrium

19
Q

forces

State what modelling assumptions you have made.

A

The assumption is that the crate and books may be modelled as a particle.

21
Q

sva

A

use differentiation to find v and a given s
sketch quadratics and cubics to solve maximum and minimum problems

22
Q

when cant you use suvat

A

variable acceleration, only constant

23
Q

speed

A

magnitude of vector

24
Q

never use in 2D

25
Speed of particle before it hit the floor
Speed = square roots of hor velocity squared plus vertical velocity squared (v)
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position vector
displacement
29
find the speed of (vector velocity)
square root of squared
30
31
accelaration
speed / time units m/s^2
32
Plank is uniform
Weight of the plank is at its centre of mass I.e. halfway
33
The man is a particle
All his weight is at the point he stands
34
Plank is a rod
Width can be ignored