Circular Motion - Florida State University
[Pages:13]Circular Motion
v2 ar = r
The Period T
The time T required for one complete revolution is called the period. For
constant speed
2 r
v=
holds.
T
1
Example: Circular Pendulum: Figures 5-22 and 5-23 of Tipler-Mosca. Relation between angle and velocity.
T + Fcf + m g = 0
T = Tr r^ + Ty y^ v2
Tr = -T sin() = -m r Ty = T cos() = m g sin() v2 = cos() g r v2 tan() = gr v = g r tan()
2
Example: Forces on a car in a banked curve: Figures 5-26 of Tipler-Mosca. The optimal angle is the one for which the centrifugal force is balanced by the inward component of the normal force (i.e. without friction). Then:
Fn cos() - m g = 0 v2
Fn sin() - m r = 0 v2
tan() = gr
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Angular Velocity
Definition:
d =
dt
For constant and in radian we find:
v =r
Namely, for one period:
T = 2 v T = 2 r
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Surface of Rotating Water
Integration: parabola.
dy(r)
v2 2 r2 2 r
= tan() = =
=
dr
gr gr g
r2 y(r) = + y(0)
2g
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For the mathematically ambitious only:
Another Derivation of the Acceleration
Now,
Therefore, The velocity is
r(t) = r r^ with r^ = cos() y^ + sin() x^ (t) = t
r^ = cos(t) y^ + sin(t) x^
dr dr^ v = = r = -r sin(t) y^ + r cos( t) x^
dt dt
where
= -v sin(t) y^ + v cos( t) x^ = v t^ t^ = - sin(t) y^ + cos( t) x^
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is the tangential unit vector. In the same way the acceleration follows:
dv dt^ a = = v = -v cos(t) y^ - v sin(t) x^
dt dt
v2
v2
v2
= - cos(t) y^ - sin(t) x^ = - r^
r
r
r
v2 a = ar r^ with ar = - r
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Questions on Circular motion
A particle of mass m moves with constant speed v on a circle of radius R. The following holds (pick one): 1. The centripetal force is v2/R towards the center. 2. The centripetal force is m v2/R towards the center. 3. The centripetal force is m v2/R away from the center. 4. The centripetal force is v2/R away from the center. 5. The centripetal force is m v2/R downward.
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