quiz 2 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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where does rotation occurs

A

around center of gravity

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2
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what is the name of the turning effected produced by a force

A

a torque

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3
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torque depend on

A

magnitude of external force applies + moment arm

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4
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what is a moment arm

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distance btw axis of rotation and the line of action of the applied force

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5
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what is a centric force + what does it produce

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An external force applied directly to the center of gravity + change in linear motion

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6
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what is a eccentric force + what does it produce

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An external force not directly applied directly through the center of gravity + produce change in linear motion and angular motion

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7
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if my moment arm is smaller what does it do to the torque for a same force applied

A

the torque will be smaller for a same force applied

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8
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counterwise rotation = positive or negative

A

positive

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9
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if the net force = 0 will there be a change in linear motion

A

no, only angular motion

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10
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what do we need to have if we want to ensure that there is no angular motion

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a net torque= 0

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11
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if we want an object to be in static equilibrium what do we need

A

net torque + force = 0

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12
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define center of gravity

A

point around which all torque sum = 0

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13
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what is the angular positon

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distance from origin (radius) and angle form btw reference axis and line formed by connecting the point to the origin

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14
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what is relative angular position

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the reference axis can move

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15
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what is absolute angular position

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reference axis can’t move

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16
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what is angular displacement

A

change in angular position

17
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all point on the line is angularly displace _ but linear displacement depends on _

A

same amount
radius

18
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curvilinear displacement is proportional to _ and depend on

A

angular displacement and depend on how fare away the point is from the axis of rotation

19
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what is angular velocity

A

rate of change of angular displacement

20
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angular velocity varie throughout

A

change in angular position

21
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what is tangential linear velocity

A

linear velocity of a point on a rotating segment

22
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tangential linear velocity depend on

A

how fast a point move depends on how far that point is from the axis of rotation

23
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what is angular acceleration

A

change in magnitude and/or direction of the angular velocity with respect to time

24
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angular acceleration vary throughout

A

change in angular position

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what tangential linear acceleration
linear acceleration tangent to the circular path of a point on a rotating object
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what is centripetal acceleration
linear acceleration directed toward the axis of rotation. Caused by change in direction of the velocity vector
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with a smaller radius do we need more or less force to throw an object at the same distance
more
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if angular velocity doesn't change what does it means
no acceleration and no torque applied
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what is inertia
resistance of a system to have its state of motion change by a force
30
inertia depend on
mass, mass distribution, axis of rotation
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what is radius of gyration
distance that represent how far the mass is from an axis of rotation if its mass were concentrated at one point
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angular acceleration is _proportional to the net torque and _ proportional to rotational inertia
directly, inversely
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what is the most efficient way to move a body
maximize acceleration and minimize torque (decrease moment of inertia)
34
will they be a change in momentum without an force externally applied
no
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what happened when we manipulated moment of inertia
change in angular velocity
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what is angular impulse
product of applied torque and interval of torque application