Chapter 8: Rotational Kinematics Lecture Notes

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Chapter 8: Rotational Kinematics Lecture Notes Phy 201: General Physics I Chapter 8: Rotational Kinematics Lecture Notes

Rotational Motion & Angular Displacement When an object moves in a circular path (or rotates): It remains a fixed distance (r) from the center of the circular path (or axis of rotation) Since radial distance is fixed, position can be described by its angular position (q) Angular position (q) describes the position of an object along a circular path Measured in radians (or degrees) Angular displacement: Angular velocity: the rate at which angular position changes: Angular acceleration: is the rate at which angular velocity changes:

Relationship between rotational & linear variables for circular motion q r R Position: Where Displacement (arc length): s = Dq.r Linear (tangential) speed: vT = wr Linear Acceleration: a = ar Dq s Ri Rf Equations of Rotational Kinematics When to = 0 and a is constant: w - wo = at q - qo = ½(wo + w)t q - qo = wo + ½ at2 w2 - wo2 = 2aDq

Centripetal & Tangential Acceleration For an object moving in uniform circular motion, the magnitude of its centripetal acceleration is: Since v = wr ® v2 = (wr)2 therefore: ac = w2r When w is not constant, the effect of angular acceleration must also included: Or Thus, an object’s circular motion can be generalized in terms of w and a Notes: The 2 components of acceleration are perpendicular to each other To determine the magnitude & direction of a, they must be treated as vectors ac v r ac ar r