Work
Energy
Friction
Angular Motion
Angular Kinetics
Simple Equations
100

What is Work?

The application of a force to move something over a distance

100

What is Energy?

The capacity to do work

100

What is Friction?

The force which opposes motion of one surface over another

Or

The resistance to motion created by contact of 2 surfaces


100

What is Angular Motion?

Angular motion takes place when a rigid segment or lever rotates around a fixed point or line in space.Path follows the Same angle ,Same direction ,Same time.

100

What is Angular Kinetics?

The study of forces which produce rotational movement or modify the factors

100

If F = 1430 N and D = 1.7 M. What is Work?

W = 1430 * 1.7 = 2431Nm

200

What is the other type of force work can be directly converted into

Kinetic Energy

200

What are the 2 factors that determine Kinetic energy

Mass and velocity of the body

200

What are the 2 cases where friction acts as a force

When Propulsive or braking forces is applied

or

As a response to an applied force

200

What are the 3 ways that describe angular motion

  • How far

  • How fast

  • How quickly

200

What are the 2 factors that determine The movement of force

  • Magnitude of the force

  • The force arm

200

If Wt = 800 N (Wt = m * g) and V = 4 m/s. What is Ke

KE = 1/2 * M * v ^2
Ke = 0.5(81.6)(4)^2
Ke = 652.8 Nm

300

What is the difference between Metabolic and Mechanical Work

Metabolic work is a muscle contraction resulting from biochemical energy whereas mechanical work is the effect of a mechanical force on a moving mass through a distance

300

What is the difference between Potential Energy and Kinetic Energy

Kinetic energy is the capacity of a body to do mechanical work because it is moving where as positional energy does mechanical work because of its position

300

What is the difference between static and kinetic friction?

Static friction occurs when there is no Motion

Kinetic friction occurs when one surface slides over another

300

Define Tangential velocity (Vt)

  • A linear velocity that occurs at some point along a segment

  • Vt = Wr/s * radius

300

What is the difference between a direct force and an eccentric forces

Eccentric force acts on a free floating body, products both translation and Rotation. Direct force acts through the center of gravity of a body

300

Given a football with a mass of 0.5 kg traveling at a velocity of 15.5 m/s is thrown. When the receiver catches the ball it will do work on the hand. What is the kinetic energy of the ball that is transferred into work? KE = Work

  • Ke = ½ (0.5kg)(15.5m/s)^2

  • Ke = 60 N*m = 60 J

  • The ball will do 60 N*m of work on the receivers hand(s)

400
What are the terms used to describe the positive and negative work done by a muscle

Negative(muscle shortens in length): Concentric
Positive(muscle increase in length): Eccentric

400

Fill in the Blanks

While rising Potential energy ________ while Kinetic Energy _________. When falling vise versa is true

Increases, Decreases

400

What is the term used to describe the largest possible fictional force between two surfaces

Limiting Static Friction

400

For angular motion what directions denote positive and negative values

Positive is counterclockwise and negative is clockwise

400

How does eccentric forces result change if a fixed point is introduced

a result of translation and rotation to only rotation

400

Given Wt = 100N, sliding occurs at 63N, when is motion Impending (Fr is overcome by force)

Wt = Fn = 200N
Fr = Us * Fn = 0.2 *200 = 40N
At 39N there is no motion, at 40N there is impending motion
If f > 40 N then the object is sliding

500

      W= F * D can be rearranged into F = W / D

Explain how force will be effected if work remains constant and distance is changed (increases or decreases)

  • If distance is increased the Force will decrease 

  • if distance is decreased then Force is increased.

  • The energy of the object being caught is absorbed over a longer distance

500

Explained How Energy Is Transferred in Each Step in the following example. An archer with a bow draws the bow, releasing the arrow, the arrow flies and the arrow strikes a target. 

Bow is Drawn

  • The archer provides metabolic energy to the bow

  • Energy is transferred from metabolic to strain energy

  • W = F * D

Arrow is released

  • Strain energy is converted to work on arrow

  • W → KE

The Arrow in Flight

  • The arrow has capacity to do work

  • KE = ½ * m * v^2

The Arrow Strikes the target

  • Arrow strikes target KE → Work

  • The arrow applies work (force over a distance)  to the target

500

Explain each of the following Variables (Name and Meaning) Wt, F, Fr, Fn, Gnd

Wt is the Weight, is equal to Gravity * Mass

F is the force applied

Fr is the frictional force, is equal to F * Us (the coefficient of friction)

Fn is the force of normal 

Gnd is the ground reaction force, It is another name for Fn

500

What is 1 Radian equal to in degrees

1 radian = 57.29 degrees

500

What are the alternate terms for the following
- Movement arm
- Movement Force
- Axis

- Movement arm = Force arm
- Movement Force = Torque
- Axis = Fulcrum

500

If R = 0.8m, t=1s. Find Vt after 1 rotation and a 2nd rotation (Theta = 1 and 2)

Wr/s = 1 R / 1 Sec = 1 Rad/s

Vt = Wr/s * r = 1rad/s*0.8m = 0.8 m/s

Wr/s = 2 R / 1 sec = 2Rad/s

Vt = 2 Rad/s * 0.8 m = 1.6 m/s