what units does gravity use?
Kg
What are the 2 types of Friction?
Static and Kinetic
What 2 Forces are always being applied on earth?
Fn and Fg
Define UFC
Moving in a circular path at a constant speed.
What units are newtons law in?
Newtons(N)
What is the basic formula for gravity
Fg=mg
What is the coefficient of Friction?
μ
What forces are being applied to a book being pushed against a wall?
Up= Ffr
Right=Fa
Down=Fg
Left=Fn
UCM equation for speed?
V=2πr/Τ
What is newton's first law of motion?
An object at rest remains at rest unless acted on by a non-zero net force.
Which direction is gravity being applied on a person standing still?
down
Equation for static friction?
Ffs=μs Fn
which axis does sinθ follow
x-axis
UCM equation for acceleration?
ac⃑= v2/r
What is Newton's second law of motion equation?
Fnet=ma
Q: If a elevator is standing still and the person inside is 60kg. how would you solve for Fn
Fn=Fg+ma
Fn=mg+ma
Fn=600+609.8
Fn=588N
Equation for Kinetic friction?
Ffk=μk Fn
X: Facosθ-Ffr=ma
Y: Fn-Fasinθ-Fg=ma
Facosθ-Ffr=ma
Fn=Fasinθ+Fg
Q:Find the speed of a person standing on the equator of the Earth, due to the Earth’s rotation on its axis (RE=6,378,100 m)
V=2π(6,378,100)/86400=463.6 m/s
What do you need to be able to use newton's 3rd law?
2 forces acting upon each other.
Q: If an elevator is going down at 1 m/s^2 and you are 60Kg what is Fn?
Fn=Fg+ma
Fn=mg+ma
Fn=60-1+609.8
Fn=528N
Q: push a 10kg box across the floor (μs = 0.7 and μk=0.3). then push the box with 50 N of force, parallel to the floor. Find the force of friction
Ffr=(.7)(10)(10)
Ffr=70n>Fr
X: no forces
Y: Fa-Fg-Fn=ma
Fa=Fg+Fn
Q:Find centripetal acceleration of a person standing on the equator of the Earth, due to the Earth’s rotation on its axis (RE=6,378,100 m)
ac⃑= 463.6(2)/6,378,100= .0034m/s2
A train is traveling at a speed of 30m/s and a car is travelling at 15m/s. If the train and the car collide head on, which will experience more force? Which will experience more acceleration?
Newton’s 3rd law tells us that the two will experience the same force. Newton’s 2nd law tells us that the car will accelerate much more than the train because it is smaller.