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Uniform Circular Motion http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TThIX7hk 5bo&feature=related

Uniform Circular Motion Constant speed Constant radius Continuous acceleration of a constant magnitude directed radially toward the center Speed = circumference/period S=2pr/T

UCM Lab What is the mathematical relationship between net centripetal force (N) and speed(m/s) for an object undergoing UCM? Consider: If the independent variable is zero, should the dependent variable be zero?

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Understanding the Lab What happened to the net centripetal force when the speed doubled? What would have happened to the net centripetal force if one could have kept the speed of the stopper constant, but doubled the radius? What would have happened to the net centripetal force if one could have kept the speed of the stopper constant, but doubled the mass?

After Quiz (Not done in 2019) Gizmo: Uniform Circular Motion Split your lab group in two. One finds the mathematical relationship between SFc and radius, the other finds the relationship between SFc and mass. Put your data, graph and equation on WB.

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Equations for UCM S=2pr/T ac = S2/r SFc = m(S2/r)

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