Title: FORCE MOTION Simple Machines
1FORCEMOTIONSimple Machines
2SI units
- mass kilogram (kg)
- distance meter (m)
- time second (s)
- velocity or speed m/s
- acceleration m/s/s m/s2
- force newton (N) 1 kgm/s2
- energy joule (J) 1 Nm 1 kgm2/s2
3balanced forces
- Net force 0
- No change in motion
- (Newtons first law) (Galileos law of inertia)
4InertiaResistance to change
- Equilibrium
- Net Force Zero
5Newtons 2nd Law
- F ma
- F force
- m mass
- a acceleration
- Page 161
6Weight (Force of gravity on an object.)Symbol
Fg
7Gravity
- On the surface of the earth
- g 9.8 m/s2
8Newtons 3rd Law
- Forces are always in balanced pairs.
- Textbook page 163
- See Figures 6 7
9Universal Gravitation
- Textbook page 136 137The big blue letters.
- Figures 3, 4, 5
10FRICTIONA force that resists the relative
motion or tendency to such motion of two bodies
in contact.
11A special situation
- When an object moves through air it runs into air
molecules. - The friction with those air molecules is called
air resistance.
12A special situation
- When the Ffa Fg, Fnet 0 ?
Fg
Ffa
13A special situation
- When the Ffa Fg, Fnet 0
- The object stops accelerating and travels at
constant velocity. - Terminal velocity
14Simple Machines
- Mechanical Advantage
- MA force out force in
- How to increase for each machine?
15Simple Machines
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18inclined plane
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19wheel and axle
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20screw
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21wedge
output force
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22Equations
- vavg ?d/?t
- aavg ?v/?t
- F ma
- g 9.8 m/s2