Causes of motion
Torque
Relationship between Force and Motion
biomechanics
angular kinematics
100

Define kinetics

study of force and effects on objects in motion 

100
define torque

rotational effect caused by force 

100
what is the difference between linear and angular motion 

linear = by force 

angular = by torque 

100

define kinematics 

movement without referencing forces causing motion 

100

define angular position

orientation of object in space 

200

Fluid Force acts on objects in fluids, how many types are there and explain them 

1. bouyant  - upward force acts on ANY object in fluid 

2. dynamic - acts on objects moving relative to fluid 

200

what two forces act upon the lever system 

motive and resistive 

200

what are newtons 1st, 2nd, and 3rd law of motion 

1. inertia

2. acceleration 

3. reaction 

200

in linear kinematics, on the x axis, a shift to the right is ....

positive 

200

give the formula for angular speed 

angular speed = angular distance/ time 

300

Dynamic fluid forces have 2 components, name them 

lift and drag force 

300

name 2 examples of a 1st class lever 

calf raises and elbow flexation 

300

momentum = m *v, how can it be transferred and give an example 

by contact 

300

give the formula for velocity and explain each component

v = displacement / time 

displacement = how far a point moved 

velocity = how fast a point moved

in a specific direction

300

counter clockwise and clockwise are what respectively?

counter clockwise = positive 

clockwise = negative 

400

name the 4 affecting forces 

1. differences in velocity 

2. size and shape

3. density and viscosity 

4. smoothness of surface 

400

name the most common lever found in the body 

3rd class

400

an increase in acceleration will cause velocity to shift in a ____________ direction 

positive 

400

angular distance is 

how far an object rotated around the axis 

400

angular and linear kinematics are related to each other how?

they are proportional 

500

in gravitational forces mass is equal to weight , T or F 

False 

500

what 4 factors effect stability 

1. size of base of support

2. how close line of gravity is 

3. COM height 

4. body mass 

500

mass is proportional to _____, what does this mean?

inertia, increase in mass is an increase in inertia vice versa 

500

0 m/s is when velocity is

not changing 

500

angular displacement and velocity are what type of qualities?

vector qualities