unit 6: energy and momentum of rotating systems

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what is the formula for rotational kinetic energy?

½Iω2

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what is the total kinetic energy?

½ mv² + ½ Iω²

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is kinetic energy scalar or vector?

scalar

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features of the motion of a system that is rolling without slipping

  • the translational motion is directly related to the rotational motion of the system

    • Δx=rΔΘ ; v=rω ; a = rα

  • frictional forces do not dissipate energy

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what causes the motion of a system to roll while slipping?

kinetic friction

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does a system that rolls while slipping dissipate energy?

yes!!!!

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how can work (W) be found through torque?

  • W = τΔΘ

  • area under a τ-ΔΘ graph

  • W = ΔKErot

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what is the relationship between rotational and translational motion in a system of an object that is rolling while slipping?

they are NOT directly related

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angular momentum of a rigid body

L = Iω

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angular momentum of a point mass

L = rmvsinΘ

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define angular impulse

the product of the torque exerted on an object or rigid system and the time interval during which the torque is exerted

  • angular impulse = τΔt

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impulse-momentum theorem

τnet= ΔL/Δt = Iω/Δt = Iα

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graphical relation of the change in angular momentum and change in angular impulse

  • net torque is the slope of a momentum-time graph

  • angular impulse is the area of a torque-time graph

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what causes a change in angular momentum?

an external torque acting on the system

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why does an ice skater’s rotational velocity increase as they pull their arms + legs in?

their rotational inertia decreases so, in order for momentum to be conserved, the angular velocity must decrease

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what is conserved in circular orbits?

everything! (angular momentum L, total mechanical energy TME, potential energy U, kinetic energy K)

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what is conserved in elliptical orbits?

angular momentum L and total mechanical energy TME

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what is not conserved in elliptical oribts?

potential energy U and kinetic energy K

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what is always conserved in all orbits?

angular momentum L and total mechanical energy TME

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what is the gravitational potential energy equation?

-(GMm)/r

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describe the motion of a massive central object and an orbiting satellite

when the satellite has a negligible mass compared to the massive central object, the motion of the central object is negligible

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what is escape velocity?

the velocity is the minimum velocity at which an object needs to go in order to leave the orbit of a planet OR it’s when the TME of the system is zero

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what is the velocity of an object that is an infinite distance from the central body?

zero (when r = infinity)

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what formulas do you need to derive the escape velocity?

  • Ug + K = 0

  • Ug = (GMm)/r

  • K = 1/2mv²