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Speed in uniform circular motion
Speed = constant
v =
2πr/t
Mass affects...
Net force
Speed and radius affect…
acceleration and net force
Speed in elliptical circular motion…
Speed and force = not constant
t² =
r³
Inner force
gravity
Outer force
centrifical force
Forces acting on a planet…
are almost =
Circular orbit equation
v = √GM/r
T²/r³ =
T²/r³
PV =
nRT
n =
amount of gas
a =
v²/r
F =
(G)(m1)(m2)/r²
In uniform circular motion, acceleration is
towards the center of an object
In UCF, net force is
towards the center of an object
In elliptical circular motion, dose Velocity and force increase or decrease when closer to orbiting an object?
increase closer to orbiting object
In ECM, velocity is
outward and tangent
The orbit of the planet if affected by the…
mass of the star, speed of the planet and the distance from the star to the planet
kepler’s 1st law
The sun is at one side of an orbital ellipse because planets orbit in an elipse
Kepler’s 2nd law
Planets don’t move with constant speed in their orbits (closer = faster), and the areas are almost of equal size
Kepler’s 3rd law
The time a planet orbits the sun decreases with a decrease in radius and increases with an increase in radius (t² = r³)
If the radius is doubled the velocity is…
doubled
If the temperature of a gas is held constant while the volume is decreased by half, what will the new pressure be?
Doubled
If the volume of a gas is held constant while the temperature is halved, what will the new pressure be?
Halfed
Relationship of volume and pressure
v = 1/p
Relationship of volume and temperature
V = T
Relationship between pressure and time
P = T
Pressure equation
p = k/v
Relationshipbetween volume and temp
v = t
The relationship between acceleration and radius
a = 1/r
Finding the relationship of variables using equations
Variables on the same side have the inverse happen to them but it’s the opposit side then the same thing happens