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Curved Paths. ballistics and circles. §3.3–3.4. Poll Question. Predict: Which ball will land sooner?. The ball launched horizontally. The ball dropped vertically. Both will land at the same time. It depends on the launch speed. Ballistic Trajectories. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Curved Paths
ballistics and circles
§3.3–3.4
Poll Question
Predict: Which ball will land sooner?
A. The ball launched horizontally.
B. The ball dropped vertically.
C. Both will land at the same time.
D. It depends on the launch speed.
Ballistic Trajectories
• Acceleration a = g = 9.8 m/s2 downward– |avertical| = 9.8 m/s2
– |ahorizontal| = 0
• Vertical and horizontal motion are independent and can be treated separately
Ballistic Trajectories
• Flight time t is determined by y and v0y
y = v0y t – 1/2 gt2 (for up = +y)
• Horizontal range is vxt
• Components of velocity vx and vy
For = angle above horizontal of velocity v
vx = v cos(); vy = v sin()
vy
vx
v
Uniform Circular Motion
Speed is constant, direction isn’t
Poll Question
The direction of the acceleration of an object moving at constant speed in a circular path is
A. in the direction of its motion.
B. opposite the direction of its motion.
C. toward the center of its circular path.
D. away from the center of its circular path.
E. a zero vector has no direction.
Poll Question
Two balls with the same speed contact different semicircular guides. Which accelerates the most in the curve?
A. Ball A.
B. Ball B.
C. It’s a tie.
D. Need more information.
A
B
Poll Question
A and B stand the on edge of identical carousels. B has a greater tangential speed. Which accelerates the most?
A. A.
B. B.
C. It’s a tie.
D. Need more information.
A B
B’s greater velocity reverses more often.
Poll Question
Points A and B are different distances from the center of a rotating disk. Which accelerates the most?
A. A.
B. B.
C. It’s a tie.
D. Need more information.
A has a greater velocity change in the same time.
AB
Uniform Circular Motion
• Constant speed in a circular path
• a|| = 0; a = a
• What is the actual vector a?
Uniform Circular Motion
• Define the system
r
Circling Velocity and Acceleration
How far does it move in time dt?
dr
r0
rdt
d
Circling Velocity and Acceleration
v r always
d r0
rdt
vdt
v0
Circling Velocity and Acceleration
Similar triangles
v0
vdt
d
dv
dr
r0
rdt
d
dvv
drr=
Circling Velocity and Acceleration
dvv
drr=
dvdt
= adrdt
= vdvdt
drdt
=1v
1r
=av
vr
a =v2
r
Circling Velocity and Acceleration
Acceleration = a = v2/r
v0
vt
d
dv
Direction of acceleration= direction of velocity + 90°= direction of position+ 180°= opposite direction of r= into the center of the circle!
Poll Question
Which of the following controls are used to accelerate a car? Enter the sum of the correct choices.
32 Steering wheel
16 Power windows
8 Brake pedal
4 Gas pedal
2 Defroster
1 Windshield wipers