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Force and Motion PHYSICS HONORS Lecture Notes Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2048 Forces Types Range Size Gravitational Unlimited 100 Electromagnetic Unlimited 106 Weak Nuclear 10-12 m Strong Nuclear 10-15 m 1020 1035 Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2048.ppt Newton’s First Law (Law of Inertia) If no external force acts, an object maintains a constant velocity. Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2048.ppt Mass Gravitational mass mg Inertial mass mi mg = m i Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2048.ppt Newton’s Second Law Fx ma x F ma Fy ma y Fz ma z Units of Force System SI British Mass kg slug Acceleration Force m/s2 N = kg m/s2 ft/s2 lb = slug ft/s2 Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2048.ppt Force of Gravity and Weight T2 m FN Fg Fg = mg Weight= mg Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2048.ppt Newton’s Third Law F1 - F2 F2 F1 Action/Reaction Forces Applications of Newton’s Laws Find Tensions T1 and T2 Fy 0 q mg T1 sin q mg 20( 9.8) T1 sin q sin 60 Fx 0 T1 sin(60) 226 N T1 T2 T1 cos(60) mg T2 T1 cos q m mg T2 cosq sin q T2 mg tanq 20(9.8) tan60 113 N q = 60o m = 20 kg Laws of Motn (Chapter 4) 2048.ppt Applications of Newton’s Laws Another method q T1 mg T1 q T2 T2 mg mg tanq T2 mg T2 tanq mg sin q T1 mg T1 sin q m Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2048.ppt Applications of Newton’s Laws vo= 0 F Dt = 5 s F = 20 N m = 5 kg v= ? m Dv a Dt F ma Dv F m Dt FDt v m Find velocity of block after Dt v - vo m Dt 205 5 20 m/s Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2048.ppt Applications of Newton’s Laws F = 10 N m = 5 kg vo= 20 m/s F v= 0 m d v 2 v o2 - 2ad F ma Find distance block moves F 2 0 v o - 2 d m 520 2 mv o2 d 210 2F F a m 100 m Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Forces on m1 N Fy 0 N m 1g Fx m 1a T T m 1a m1 T m1g m2 m2g Forces on m2 F ma m 2 g - T m 2a T m 2 g - m 2a m 1a m 2 g - m 2 a a m 2g m1 m 2 Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt T m2 Mass 1 Mass 2 F m 1a F m 2a T - m 1 g m 1a m 2 g - T m 2a T m 1a m 1 g T m 2 g - m 2a T m1 m1g m 1a m 1 g m 2 g - m 2 a m2g m 2 - m1 g a m1 m 2 Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Frictionless incline Fy may y Fy 0 N Fx m a N mg cos q mg sin q m a mg sin(q) mg cos(q) q a g sin q x mg q Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt m1 T T m2 m1g sin(q1) q1 m1g m2g m2g sin(q2) q2 F 2 m 2a F 1 m 1a T - m 1g sin q1 m 1a m 2 g sin q 2 - T m 2 a T m 1g sin q1 m 1a T m 2 g sin q 2 m 2 a m 1g sin q1 m 1a m 2 g sin q 2 m 2 a m 2 sinq 2 - m1 sinq1 g a m1 m 2 Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Friction: Force of Static Friction v0 N F fs m mg F 0 fs s N fs F f s(max) s N Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Friction: Force of Kinetic Friction fk v N F m mg fk k N Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Table 5.2 Coefficients Of Friction s Steel on steel Aluminum on steel Copper on steel Rubber on concrete Wood on wood Glass on glass Waxed wood on wet snow Waxed wood on dry snow Metal on metal (lubricated) Ice on ice Teflon on Teflon 0.74 0.61 0.53 1.0 0.25-0.5 0.94 0.14 -----0.15 0.1 0.04 k 0.57 0.47 0.36 0.8 0.2 0.4 0.1 0.04 0.06 0.03 0.04 Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Fy 0 mg sin q - f m a N N mg cos q f k N f k mg cos q Fx m a y mg sin q - k mg cos q m a a g sin q - k cos q a fk mg sin(q) mg cos(q) q x mg q Acceleration on a rough incline Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Fy 0 Rough surface N T fk T m1 g m2 g F2 m 2a m 2 g - T m 2a T m 2 g - m 2a N m 1g F x m 1a T - f k m 1a T - k m 1 g m 1a T m 1a k m 1 g fk k N f k k m 1g m 2 g - m 2 a m 1a k m 1 g m 2 g - k m 1g m 1 m 2 a a m 2 - k m1 g m1 m 2 Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Three mass system - find acceleration m F 2m 3m F m sa F m 2m 3m a 6m a F a 6m Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Three mass system - find T2 m 2m T2 F 3m F a 6m F m 3a F - T2 3m a T2 F - 3ma F T2 F - 3m 6m F T2 2 Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Three mass system - find T1 m T1 T2 2m F 3m F a 6m F T2 2 F m 2a T2 - T1 2m a T1 T2 - 2ma T1 F F - 2m 2 6m F T1 6 Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Pulling a block with constant speed N k f F q m y N q f x mg mg The normal force F Fy 0 N F sin q - mg 0 N mg - F sin q Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Pulling a block with constant speed N k f F q m y N q f x mg mg The frictional force F Fx 0 F cos q - f 0 f F cos q Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Pulling a block with constant speed N k f q m y F F q f x mg mg The coefficient of friction N f k N f k N Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt m = 200 kg s = 0.500 vo= 20 m/s Crate on truck Truck’s maximum deceleration F ma f s mg ma a sg a 0 .500 9 .8 4.9 m/s 2 Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt mg cosq Frictionless A block is released from rest N at the top of an incline. Find the final speed and the time to side to the bottom. q F ma mg q mg sin q ma a g sin q v 2 v o2 2ax v 2 2ad v 2 2g sin q d v 2gd sin q at 2 x vot 2 at 2 g sin q t 2 d 2 2 2d t g sin q Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt f = kN = kmg cosq N f mg cosq With friction q mg q v 2 v o2 2ax v 2 2ad v 2 2g sin q - k cos q d v 2 gd sin q - k cos q A block is released from rest at the top of an incline. Find the final speed and the time to side to the bottom. F ma mg sin q - k mg cos q ma a g sin q - k cos q at 2 x vot 2 at 2 g sin q - k cos q t 2 d 2 2 2d t g sin q - k cos q Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt Force and Motion END Laws of Motion (Chapter 4) 2053.ppt