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Kin 330

Unit one

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Biomechanics is the application of _____________ principles in the study of ____________ ______________ Mechanical; living organisms
Mechanics is the analysis of the _________ of __________ Action of force
________________ analysis is the non-numeric description or evaluation of movement Qualitative
Coaches giving feedback on technique is an example of ______________ analysis Qualitative
_________________ analysis is the numeric description or evaluation of movement Quantitative
Instrumented measurement is an example of _________________ analysis Quantitative
___________ is the mechanics of objects moving at a constant velocity Statics
_____________ is the mechanics of objects in accelerated motion (changing velocity) Dynamics
Statics describes ______________ Kinetics
Dynamics describes ______________ and ______________ Kinematics and kinetics
________________ is the appearance of description of motion without regard for forces Kinematics
_______________ are forces that cause motion Kinetics
Kinematics describes __________ and ______________ Time and space
_______________ describes position, velocity, and acceleration Kinematics
_______________ describes force and torque Kinetics
________________ are a quantity that is defined by its magnitude and direction Vectors
Vectors describe ______________ and ________________ Magnitude and direction
Force is a _____________ Vector
Moment is a _______________ Vector
Velocity is a ____________ Vector
Acceleration is a ______________ Vector
_____________ are a quantity that is defined by its magnitude only Scalar
Scalars are a quantity that is defined by its _________________ only Magnitude
Mass is a ______________ Scalar
Energy is a _____________ Scalar
Power is a ____________ Scalar
Temperature is a ______________ Scalar
F= ____x_____ Mass x Acceleration
Force is defined by newtons __________ law Second
Force causes ____________ Acceleration
Acceleration causes __________ Motion
_______________ is a change in velocity relative to change in time Acceleration
_____________ is the change in position (displacement) relative to change in time Velocity
Force= _____________ Acceleration
Foce= change in ____________ Velocity
Increased force causes ______________ acceleration Increased
Acceleration is in the direction of the ____________ Force
Increased mass means ________ force is needed More
If force stays the same and the mass increases the acceleration _________________ Decreases
__________ can be drawn as arrows Vectors
When there are more than one vectors that are acting on the same line of action those are called ________________ vectors Co-linear
When vectors are co-linear and going in the opposite direction they can be ________________ from each other Subtracted
When vectors are co-linear and going in the same direction they can be ________________ to each other Added
_____________ vectors do not share the same line of action but do act on the same object Concurrent
When all points on a body are displaced equally we have _________ motion which is part of _________ Kinematics Linear; linear
Rectilinear and Curvilinear motion are parts of _________ Kinematics Linear
_____________ motion is when an object is pushed it continues in a linear path Rectilinear
_______________ motion is when an object is pushed in continues in a curved path Curvilinear Motion
Angular Kinematics describes ___________ motion Angular
When all points on a body are not displaced equally we have ___________ motion which is part of ________ kinematics Angular; angular
_______________ lacks acceleration Kinetics
_______________ has a presence of motion Kinematics
______________ is where an object is in space Position
_____________ is a change in an objects position Displacement
_____________ is a change in position relative to change in time Velocity
______________ is the change in velocity relative to change in time Acceleration
______________ is the length of path followed by object from initial to final position Distance
Distance is a ___________ quantity Scalar
_______________ is straight line distance in a specific direction between final position and initial position Displacement
____________ is distance relative to time speed
Speed is a __________ quantity Scalar
If you increase the velocity and distance stays the same total time will _____________ Decrease
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