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Periodic motion - object continuously moves over the same path



period - amount of time one cycle or revent takes to occur



frequency - how man times per second the event happens

f= 1/T




T=1/f

objects that move in a circle are constantly accelerating because they are continuously changing direction - even travelling at constant speed



centripetal acceleration - the acceleration experienced by any object moving in a circular path

Centripetal motion



ac=(v^2)/r


--acts towards centre of circle


b/c there is acceleration there must be an acceleration course


Centripetal Force (Fc) - magnitude of which can be calculated using



Fc=mac


OR


Fc= (mv^2)/r



Fc keeps objects moving in circle

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