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_____ = no acceleration
Equilibrium
____ = no change in translational or rotational velocity
No acceleration
Any system with ____ velocity is in equilibrium, even a system with constant 0 velocity
constant
Draw all the force vectors on the diagram and use the equations:
The sum of the forces upward equal the sum of the forces downward
The sum of the forces to the left equal the sum of the forces to the right
With this method everything is positive even ____.
gravity
_____ = acceleration
Non equilibrium
Non equilibrium
Pretend it is in equilibrium then
.
The sum of the forces upward equal the sum of the forces downward
The sum of the forces to the left equal the sum of the forces to the right
Now you add ma to the weaker side
Mass pulling on a rope and the rope is losing tension
Gravity pulls the mass downward and tension pulls upward, pretend it is in equilibrium
Set upward forces to downward forces which gives us tension = mg
We then add MA to the weaker side, so we add it to the tension side:
Tension + MA = mg
____ - rotational quantity, vector, equal to the product of a displacement vector a force vector and the sine of the angle between these two vectors
Torque
____ - rotational force pushing clockwise or counterclockwise, has units of NM
Torque
____ - is from the point of rotation to the point where the force line is 90 degrees to the ____
Torque equals the force times the ____.
Lever arm
lever arm
lever arm
Equilibirum addition - the torques ____ equal the torques ____.
clockwise
counterclockwise
Two types of energy:
mechanical and internal energy
Mechanical is further divided into:
kinetic and potential energy
Kinetic energy,
k= 1/2 mv^2
M is mass
V is velocity
____ - an "undefined" term, such as a point or line is so small does not exist.
energy
Units of energy are ____ or ____
Energy is a ____. (this leads to easy ways to solve physics problems)
joules
electron-volts
scalar
An electron volt is ____ joules.
1.6 x 10 ^-19 joules
Torque problem -
Massless meterstick with masses on each end, mass on the left is 2 kg and the right is 6 kg,
the torques clockwise equal the torques counterclockwise the center of gravity is 3/4 of the way …
Torque problem-
If the stick is not ____, count the ____ at the center and include that in the calculations.
massless
mass
Several types of potential energy:
Gravitational
Elastic
Electrostatic
Gravitational potential energy near the surface of the earth equals ____
mgh
Elastic potential energy -> ____
1/2kΔx^2
____ is the energy of hookes law
Hookes law -> ____
Elastic potential energy
f= -kΔx
3 kinds of systems
Isolated
Closed
Open
____ = no transfer of energy or mass
Isolated
____ = only transfer of energy
Closed
____ = transfer of energy and mass
Open
1st law of thermo -
energy is conserved in an isolated system
Note that the only way to transfer energy is ____.
work or heat.
For a closed system - the change in energy equals the work done on the system plus the heat flow into the system that is ____.
Δe = w + q
E is energy
W is work
Q is heat
Work is the transfer of energy via a ____.
force
Heat is the natural transfer of energy from a ___ body to a ___ body.
hot
cold
Work is a ____ it is measured in ____.
scalar
joules
Power is the rate of energy transfer over time
____
Or
____, component of the force in the directional of the velocity times the velocity
P = ΔE / t
P = FV
____ times the distance equals the change in mechanical energy.

The total energy change is the ____ plus the ____ which is the work.
frictional force
mechanical energy
internal energy
Conservative forces conserve ____
mechanical energy
Mechanical energy is all energy that is ____
not internal
Conservative forces always have a ____ associated with them
potential energy
Gravitational potential energy, therefore gravity is a ____
conservative force
____ are distance dependent
Conservative forces
Hookes law (elastic potential energy) is a ____.
conservative force
W = ____, with no heat or friction
Δk + Δu
With no heat first law of thermo is now ____, if there is no heat the entire energy transfer must be ____.

The possible energy transfers are the ____ and then the ____.
Δe = w
work
mechanical energies (kinetic and potential)
internal energy