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KIN 330

Exam 4

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_________ is the description of the spatial and temporal components of motion Kinematics
_____________ is the description of motion without regard for forces Kinematics
What are the variables of kinematics? Position, displacement, velocity, and acceleration
____________ _____________ is rotation about a point Angular Motion
In terms of angular motion _________ to the axis of rotation means less displacement Closer
In angular motion not all points are displaced _____________ Equally
1 radian= _____ degrees 57.3 degrees
A ______________ is the ratio of the arc length (r) of a circle to the radius length Radian
__________ ____________ is the total of all angular changes during its path of motion. AKA total path traveled Angular Distance
Angular displacement= __________-___________ Final position - Initial position
In terms of direction of rotation counter-clockwise= __________ (Positive or negative) Positive
In terms of direction of rotation clockwise= ______________ (positive or negative) Negative
___________ _____________ is the angular distance traveled per unit of time Angular speed
In terms of linear and angular displacement larger radius= _____________ distance Larger
Linear velocity of rotating object is _______________ (______________) to path of motion tangential (perpendicular)
To make a hockey puck go faster you need to increase ____________ __________ or __________ Angular velocity or radius
______________ distance over the same time you will increase the velocity Increase
_________________ acceleration represents the change in linear velocity for a body traveling on a curved path Tangental Acceleration
Tangental Acceleration is directed _________________ to a curved path (radius) Perpendicular
__________/__________________ acceleration is directed toward the center along the curved path Radial/ Centripetal
During radial/centripetal acceleration ___________ speed of an object traveling a curved path may remain constant but the ____________ of object traveling a curved path is constantly changing Linear; direction
During radial acceleration a change in direction results in a change in _____________ Velocity
The _________ of ____________ serves as an index of total body motion Center of Mass
What does the location of the center of mass determine? The way the body responds to external forces (Magnitude of torque)
_____________ ________ is the property of an object that resists changes in its angular motion Angular Inertial
The ___________ of ___________ is the point where gravitational force is applied Center of Mass
The ____________ of ______________ is the distance mass is distributed from a specific axis of rotation Radius of Gyration
When mass is distributed close to the axis the radius of gyration the Angular Inertial ____________ (Increases or decreases) Decreases
Angular Momentum is the product of ___________ x ___________ Mass x velocity
__________ _____________ quantifies the angular motion of an object Angular Momentum
Angular acceleration is __________ directly proportional to the magnitude of external torque Directly
Angular acceleration is ______________ proportional to the moment of intertia with respect to axis of rotation Inversely
To cause some angular acceleration we need to ____________ the moment of inertial to then _____________ the torque Increase; increase
Units for angular displacement are... Degrees or Radians
Angular ___________ is the rate of change of angular displacement per unit of time Velocity
Linear displacement (d)= _________ ___________ x _______ Angular displacement x r (radius of our circle)
Increase the radius of rotation ___________ linear displacement Increases
Linear velocity (Vt)= ________ _________ x _______ Angular velocity x r
Increasing the r will ______ linear displacement increase
Increase linear displacement over the same t you will ____________ linear velocity Increase
To Increase linear velocity and keep angular velocity the same you must __________ r Increase
___________ is the property of an object that resists changes in motion Inertia
Linear inertia is quantified by an objects ________ Mass
_________ ______________ is the product of mass and velocity Linear Momentum
___________ _______________ is the angular analog of linear momentum Angular momentum
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