This document discusses uniform circular motion and provides examples to calculate related quantities like angular speed, period, centripetal acceleration, linear speed, time to complete a cycle, and distance. It gives the calculations to find the centripetal acceleration of Tom and Mary riding a merry-go-round at different radial distances from the center. It also works through an example of a crane rotating 40 degrees in 1 hour to determine values like angular speed, linear speed, time to complete one cycle, and the distance of the crane from a nearby window.
This document discusses uniform circular motion and provides examples to calculate related quantities like angular speed, period, centripetal acceleration, linear speed, time to complete a cycle, and distance. It gives the calculations to find the centripetal acceleration of Tom and Mary riding a merry-go-round at different radial distances from the center. It also works through an example of a crane rotating 40 degrees in 1 hour to determine values like angular speed, linear speed, time to complete one cycle, and the distance of the crane from a nearby window.
This document discusses uniform circular motion and provides examples to calculate related quantities like angular speed, period, centripetal acceleration, linear speed, time to complete a cycle, and distance. It gives the calculations to find the centripetal acceleration of Tom and Mary riding a merry-go-round at different radial distances from the center. It also works through an example of a crane rotating 40 degrees in 1 hour to determine values like angular speed, linear speed, time to complete one cycle, and the distance of the crane from a nearby window.
2 Force and Motion Chapter 9 Uniform Circular Motion
Practice 9.1 (p.336)
1 C (d) Centripetal acceleration of Tom 2 A = r 2 3 A = 25(1.7453 103)2 4 A = 7.62 105 m s2 Centripetal acceleration of Mary Angular speed = = = 0.236 rad s1 = 17.19(1.7453 103)2 = 5.24 105 m s2 5 (a) Angular speed =
= 8.25 104 rad s1
(b) Period = = = 7620 s
(c) Centripetal acceleration
= = = 1.32 m
s 2
6 (a) = 40 = 40 rad = 0.698 rad
Angular speed =
= 1.7453 103 rad s1
1.75 103 rad s1 Linear speed = r = 25(1.7453 103) = 4.36 102 m s1 (b) Time to complete one cycle
= = = 3600 s
(c) By v = r,
r= = = 17.19 m
Distance from window = 25 17.19
= 7.81 m
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