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23 Cards in this Set

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The motion of a body that spins about an axis is?
Rotational motion
The line about which the rotation occurs is the?
Axis of Rotation
Rotational motion is measured in angles, meaning we use ______ as our unit of measurement.
Radians
S is equal to?
Arc length or displacement along cicumference
What is the ANGLE through which a point, line or body is rotated about an axis? What is the unit for this?
Angular displacement (Change in Theta), radians
What is the RATE at which a body rotates about an axis? What is the units?
Angular Speed (lowercase Omega), radians per second
What is the time RATE of change of angular speed? What are the units?
Angular acceleration (lowercase alpha), radians per second squared
On a rigid rotating object, how does angular speed and angular acceleration vary between particles?
they are the same for all
What is the INSTANTANEOUS linear speed of an object directed along the tangent to the object's circular path?
tangential speed
On a rotating body, how does tangential speed vary between particles?
Differing distances from the axis of rotation cause changes in tangential speed.
What type of angular speed is used when calculating tangential speed?
INSTANTANEOUS not average
What is the INSTANTANEOUS linear acceleration of an object directed along the tangent to the object's circular path?
Tangential acceleration
What type of angular acceleration is used for calculating tangential acceleration?
INSTANTANEOUS not average
What is the acceleration directed toward the CENTER of a circular path?
Centripetal acceleration
Tangential acceleration is due to changing ______, and centripetal is due to changing _____.
Speed
Direction
Tangential and Centripetal acceleration are _____ in relation to each other.
perpendicular
Circular motion force is another name for?
centripetal force
The force that maintains circular motion is at _____ angles to the direction of the motion?
Right
If centripetal force was removed, the object would being to...
and then become a....
move in a straight line tangent to the circle
projectile
What is a mutual force of attraction between two particles of matter?
Gravity
Gravitational force depends on...
the difference between two masses
What happens to gravitational force if objects separate?
Move closer?
Weakens
Strengthens
Final card of the set: Make sure you know how to apply your formulas so that you don't use the wrong one!
Good Luck!