Ch 7 - Circular Motion Circular motion: Objects moving in a circular path.
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Circular Motion
When an object travels about a given point at a set distance it is
said to be in circular motion
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Cause of Circular Motion1st Law…an object in motion stays in motion in a straight line at a constant speed unless acted on by an outside force.
2nd Law…an outside (net) force causes an object to accelerate in the direction of the applied force.
THEREFORE, circular motion is caused bya force acting on an object pulling it out of itsinertial path in the direction of the force.
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Circular Motion Analysis
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v1
r
v2
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Circular Motion Analysisv1
v2
rr
v1
v2
v = v2 - v1
or v = v2 + (-v1)
(-v1) = the opposite of v1
v1
(-v1)
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v1
v2
rr
v2
(-v1)
v = v2 - v1
or v = v2 + (-v1)
(-v1) = the opposite of v1
v1
(-v1)
v1
v2
vNote how v is directed toward the center of thecircle
q
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v1
v2
rr
v1
v2
v2
(-v1)
v
l
Because the two triangles aresimilar, the angles are equal andthe ratio of the sides areproportional
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v1
v2
rr
v1
v2
v2
(-v1)
v
l
Therefore,
v/v ~ l/r and v = vl/r
now, if a = v/t and v = vl/r
then, a = vl/rt since v = l/t
THEN, a = v2/r
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Centripetal Acceleration
ac = v2/r
now, v = d/t and, d = c = 2r
then, v = 2r/t and, ac = (2r/t)2/r
or, ac = 42 r2/t2/r or, ac = 42r/T2
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The 2nd Law and Centripetal Acceleration
Fc
ac
vt
F = ma
ac = v2/r = 42r/T2
therefore,
Fc = mv2/r or,
Fc = m42r/T2
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Motion in a Vertical Circle
A
B
Fw TA
Fw
TB
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Vertical circle
Fw TA
Fw
TB
A
B
Top of Circle
at vmin TA = 0 and Fw = Fc
therefore, TA + mg = mv2/r
because TA = 0, mg = mv2/r
and v2 = rg
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Vertical Circle
Fw TA
Fw
TB
A
B
Bottom of Circle
vmax at bottom
therefore,
TB + mg = mv2/r
Fc = TB + Fw
or
or, TB = mv2/r - mg
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Cornering on the HorizontalWhen an object is caused to travel in a circular path because of the force of friction,then,...
Fc = FF
car
Fw
FN
FF
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Cornering on the Horizontal
Fc = FF
car
Fw
FN
FF
Therefore, mv2/r = FN
on horiz., FN = Fw = mg,
mv2/r = mg … or,
= v2 /rg
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Cornering on a Banked Curve
car
Fw FN
Fc
Fc
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Cornering on a Banked Curve
`car
Fw FN
Fc
FN
Fc
Note how FN isthe Resultant
Fw
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Fw FN
Fc
If we want to know the anglethe curve has to be at to allowthe car to circle without friction,then we have to analyze theforces acting on the car.
Sin = Fc/FN Fc = SinFN
Fc = mv2/r SinFN = mv2/r
therefore, mv2/r= Sin FN
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Fw FN
Fc
Sin = Fc/FN Fc = SinFN
Fc = mv2/r SinFN = mv2/rtherefore, mv2/r = Sin FN
Cos = Fw/FN FN = Fw/Cos
Fw = mg FN = mg/Cos
mv2/r = SinFN
FN = mg/Cos
or, mv2/r Sin = mg/Cos
tan = v2/rg
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FC
FWFN
Note! FN is resultant
FC
FW
FN
Cos = FW/FN and Sin = FC/FN
FN = FW/Cos mg/Cos and FN = FC/Sin mv2/r Sin
mg/Cos = mv2/r Sin
Sin /Cos = mv2/rmg
Tan = v2/rg
FN supplies FC for circular motion, no FF needed
OR
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Universal Gravitation
E
M
Ah, the same force that pullsthe apple to the ground pulls moon out of its inertial pathinto circular motion aroundthe earth!
Therefore, the forces must beproportional to each other!
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E
M Now, if the earth pulls the appleat a rate of 9.8 m/s2, then, the same earth must pull to moon at a proportional rate to that.
60re
If the moon is 60 x further from the apple, and all forms of energy obeythe Inverse Square Law, then, the acceleration of the moon should be1/602 of that of the apple, or9.8 m/s2 x 1/602 = 0.0027 m/s2
And, in one second it should fall d = 1/2 (0.0072m/s2)(1sec)2
or, 0.0014 m
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Universal Gravitation
FE
Force ofEarth onmoon
FM Force ofMoon onEarth
FE = FM
3rd Law
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Universal Gravitation
FE
Force ofEarth onmoon
FM Force ofMoon onEarth
FE = FM
3rd Law
Because of the3rd Law and theInverse SquareLaw :
F = Gm1m2/r2
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Universal Gravitation
F = Gm1m2/r2
If “F” is the weight of an object, “Fw”, then,Fw = m2gand, m2g = Gm1m2/r2
or, g = Gm1/r2
or, m1 = gr2/G
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Universal GravitationIf gravity is the force that causes anobject to travel in circular motion, then,
F = Fc or, Gm1m2/r2 = m2v2/r
or, m1 = v2r/G or, r = Gm1/v2
or, v2 = Gm1/r
or, m1 = v2r/G
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Universal GravitationIf gravity is the force that causes anobject to travel in circular motion, then,
F = Fc or, Gm1m2/r2 = m2v2/r
or, Gm1m2/r2 = m242r/T2
transpose extremes T2/r2 = m242r/Gm1m2
divide by “r” and cancel m2
T2/r3 = 42/Gm1
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Universal Gravitation
T2/r3 = 42/Gm1
Note that for any objectcircling a superior objectthat 42/Gm1 remainsconstant!!!!
Therefore, T2/r3 is also constantfor all objects circlingthat superior object
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Universal Gravitation
T2/r3 = “k” for all circling objects
Therefore, for two objects circling the same superior object...
T12/r1
3 = T22/r2
3 or (T1/T2)2/(r1/r2)3
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Kepler’s Laws1st Law…all planets circle the Sun in
ellipital paths with the Sun at onefocus
Sun
planet
F2F2
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Kepler’s Laws1st Law…all planets circle the Sun in
ellipital paths with the Sun at onefocus
2nd Law…Each planet moves around the sun in equal area sweep inequal periods of time
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Kepler’s Laws
2nd Law…Each planet moves around the sun in equal area sweep inequal periods of time
1
2 3
4
ba
Area 12a = Area 43b
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Kepler’s Laws1st Law…all planets circle the Sun in
ellipital paths with the Sun at onefocus
2nd Law…Each planet moves around the sun in equal area sweep inequal periods of time
3rd Law…the ratio of the squares of theperiods to the cube of their orbitalradii is a constant
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Kepler’s Laws
3rd Law…the ratio of the squares of theperiods to the cube of their orbitalradii is a constant
T2/r3 = “k” for all circling objects
Therefore, for two objects circling the same superior object...
T12/r1
3 = T22/r2
3 or (T1/T2)2/(r1/r2)3
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Sample Problems
What is the gravitational attraction between the Sunand Mars?
F = ?ms = 1.99 x 1030 kgmm = 6.42 x 1023 kgrm = 2.28 x 1011 m F = Gmsmm/rm
2
F = 6.67 x 10-11 N m2/kg2(1.99 x 1030kg)(6.42 x 1023kg)(2.28 x 1011 m)2
F = 1.64 x 1021 N
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Sample Problems
What velocity does Mars circle the Sun at?
v = ?ms = 1.99 x 1030 kgmm = 6.42 x 1023 kgrm = 2.28 x 1011 m
F = Fc
Gmsmm/rm2 = mmv2/rm
v2 = Gms/r
v2 = 6.67 x 10-11Nm2/kg2(1.99 x 1030 kg)/2.28 x 1011m
v = 2.4 x 104 m/s
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Sample Problems
What is the period of Mars as it circles the Sun?
T = ?ms = 1.99 x 1030 kgmm = 6.42 x 1023 kgrm = 2.28 x 1011 m
F = Fc
Gmsmm/rm2 = mm42r/T2
T2 = 42r3/Gms
T2 = 42(2.28 x 1011 m)3 /6.67 x 10-11)1.99 x 1030 kg
T = 5.9 x 107 s
or, T = 685 days
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Sample Problems
What is the period of Mars? This time use Kepler’s 3rd Law to find it!
Tm = ?Te = 365.25 dare = 1.5 x 1011 mrm = 2.28 x 1011 m
F = Fc
Gmsmm/rm2 = mm42r/T2
T2/r3 = 42/Gms
Tm2/rm
3 = Te2/re
3
Tm2/(2.28 x 1011 m)3 = (365.25 da)2/(1.5 x 1011m)3
Tm = 684 days