Download Physics 110G Gravity, Force and Space

Survey
yes no Was this document useful for you?
   Thank you for your participation!

* Your assessment is very important for improving the work of artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project

Document related concepts
no text concepts found
Transcript
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Tension
TOC
T
The magnitude of the tension is the same
everywhere in the rope.
T
1
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Name of Force
TOC
Symbol
2
Tension

T
When does this
force occur?
If an object that is experiencing the force is pulling but not
stretching another object
Where does this
force occur?
On the object that is experiencing the force at the point
where the pulling occurs
Magnitude
Determined using Newton’s Second Law
Direction
Toward the center of the object being pulled (rope, wire,
etc.)
Associated Energy
No associated energy
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Spring Force
TOC
k
x
Fsp
3
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Name of Force
TOC
Symbol

Fspring
When does this
force occur?
If an object that is experiencing the force is stretching (or
compressing) another object
Where does this
force occur?
On the object experiencing the force where it connects to
the object that stretches/compresses
Magnitude
4
Spring Force
kx
Direction
Toward the center of the object that stretches or away from
the center of the object that compresses
Associated Energy
Elastic Potential Energy
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Gravity
TOC
m1
FG
m2
r
FG
5
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Gravity
Name of Force
TOC
FG
Symbol
When does this
force occur?
If there are two massive objects present
Where does this
force occur?
At the center-of-mass of the object receiving the force
Magnitude
6
or

w
mm
G 1 2 2 or mg
r
G  6.67 10
11
Nm2
kg 2
g  9.81
Direction
Toward the center of mass of the other massive object
Associated Energy
Gravitational Potential Energy
m
s2
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Gravity (near the earth’s surface)
TOC
m
w   mg ˆj
Mass of the earth
6x1024 kg
Radius of the earth 6.375x106 m
2

11 Nm 
24
 6.67 10

5
.
99

10
mm
2 
kg 
GM e m 
m

F


9
.
81
m  mg

2
2
2 
6
s 
Re

6.38 10 m


7


Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Normal Force
TOC
N
w
8
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Name of Force
TOC
Symbol
9
Normal Force
 
n, FN
or

N
When does this
force occur?
If an object touches the surface of another object
Where does this
force occur?
On the object receiving the force at the point(s) where it
touches the surface
Magnitude
Determined using Newton’s Second Law
Direction
Perpendicular to the surface and from the object exerting
the force to the object experiencing it
Associated Energy
No associated energy
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Friction
TOC
N
f
10
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Name of Force
TOC
Symbol

fs
or

fk
When does this
force occur?
If an object touches the surface of another object
Where does this
force occur?
On the object receiving the force at the point(s) where it
touches the surface
Magnitude
11
Friction
 s N
or
k N
Direction
In a direction that opposes the motion or the possibility of
motion
Associated Energy
Thermal Energy
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Drag
TOC
D
12
Physics 110G
Gravity, Force and Space
Drag
Name of Force
TOC

D
Symbol
When does this
force occur?
If an object is moving through a liquid or gas.
Where does this
force occur?
On the object receiving the force at the point(s) where it
touches the liquid or gas
Magnitude
13

4 m
1
2
/ kg

Av 2
Direction
In a direction that opposes the motion
Associated Energy
Thermal Energy
Related documents