The units that angular displacement is measured in.
What are radians?
The two vectors that centripetal in circular motion
What are acceleration and force?
Newton's Law of Gravitation (conceptually not mathematically)
What is that there is a force between any two objects in the universe with a mass
This is another way of saying "angular mass"
What is moment of Inertia?
An object is spinning 1 m/s around a circle of diameter 1 meter. The amount of angular velocity the object has
What is 2 rad*s-1
The greek symbol we use for angular velocity
What is ω?
The name of the variable Fc.
What is Centripetal Force?
What r refers to in Newton's Law of Gravitation.
What is the distance between the center of each of the masses.
The Greek letter that represents torque.
What is capital Gamma (Γ)
If an object has an angular displacement of 3pi/2, the distance has it traveled along the circumference of a circle with a radius of 50 cm
What is 240 cm?
The amount of radians in 270 degrees.
What are 3π/2 radians?
The direction of the linear velocity vector in circular motion.
What is tangential?
The name of the variable g?
What is gravitational field strength?
What is rolling?
The calculated centripetal force needed to keep a 1200 kg car moving 15 ms-1 around a curved road of radius 60 m.
What is 4500 N?
The equation that compares linear and angular velocity.
What is v=ωr?
The equation of centripetal acceleration?
What is a = v2/r
The unit of measurement for gravitational field strength.
What is ms-2 or Nkg-1?
Newton's Second Law of Motion in rotational form
What is ΣΓ=I∝
The gravitational field strength on the surface of a planet that has a radius of 8560 km and an average density of 4320 kgm-3
What is 10.3 Nkg-1
The definition of period
What is the time it takes for an object to go around a circle once?
The difference between centripetal and centrifugal.
What is centripetal pulls towards the circle and is observed from the outside, while centrifugal is pushes away from the center of the circle and is only felt from the object?
The physicist who's law explained why planets orbit in an ellipses.
Who is Kepler?
Using the same logic for all other equations, the equation for rotational work.
What is W = Γ*Θ
The moment of inertia of a domestic cooling fan is 8.2 × 10−4 kgm2. If the fan rotates at a frequency of 20Hz, the rotational kinetic energy.
What is 6.5 Joules?