General Physics 1

Quarter 2 Module 3

Axl Ross Z. Bello

XII-PASTEUR
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1. Periodic
2. Simple Harmonic Motion
3. Equilibrium
4. Force
5. Kinetic Energy
6. Proportional
7. Spring
8. Periodic
9. Frequency
10. Amplitude
11. Kinetic
12. Potential
13. Conserved
14. Friction
15. Damped
16. Driving
 Activity 9
Definition  Characteristics
In astronomy and
classical physics, laws describing
the motions of the planets in
the solar system.
Kepler’s Law
of Planetary
Motion
Example
At its closest approach, a moon
comes within 200,000 km of the
planet it orbits. At that point, the
moon is 300,000 km from the other
focus of its orbit, f2. The planet is
focus f1 of the moon’s elliptical orbit.
How far is the moon from the planet
when it is 260,000 km from f2
Example
Earth’s orbit is slightly elliptical, with a
semi-major axis of 152 million km and a
semi-minor axis of 147 million km. If
Earth’s period is 365.26 days, what area
does an Earth-to-sun line sweep past in
one day
All planets move around
the Sun with elliptical orbits,
having the Sun as one of the
foci.
Characteristics
A radius vector joining
any planet to the Sun sweeps
out equal areas in equal lengths
of time.
Characteristics
The squares of the sidereal periods (of
revolution) of the planets are directly
proportional to the cubes of their mean
distances from the Sun. 
Example
Given that the moon orbits Earth each
27.3 days and that it is an average
distance of 3.84×108m3.84×108m from
the center of Earth, calculate the period of
an artificial satellite orbiting at an average
altitude of 1,500 km above Earth’s
surface.
Assessment
1. D.
2. B.
3. B.
4. C.
5. C.
6. A.
7. A.
8. D.
9. C.
10. D.

Activity 11
It was met with winds of about 19 m/sec (i.e., about 70kmph). The middle stay was
torsionally vibrating at a recurrence of 36 cpm (cycles/min) in nine unique pieces. Over the next
hour, the adequacy of torsional vibration established and the motion had shifted from musically
rising and tumbling to a two-wave turning, as seen in Fig. 02. Regardless of every one of these
movements, the middle part (along the length) of the extension remained still, while its other two
parts wound in inverse ways. The scaffold was recognizably wound into two sections, feeling 14
vibrations/min. A dissatisfaction of a connection (located along the north side) band associated
with the focal point of the inclining links initiated this extraordinary torsional motion. The
pinnacles carrying them were pushed towards them due to the listing of options and the
accumulation of long individuals. Furthermore, visible and typical breaks occurred until the
entire extension crashed down into the stream.