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1 Centripetal Example Problems Answers
1. r = 16.0 m v = m/s v2 ( 20.0 m/s )2 ac = = r 16.0 m 400 m2/s2 = 16.0 m ac = m/s2

2 ( ) ( ) 2. m = 2.0 kg r = 1.0 m T = 0.80 s (a) ac = ? d v2 v = t ac =
For circular path, d = 2 π r and t = T 1 v2 = r 2 π r ( ) v = 1 2 π r 2 T = r T ( ) 4 π2 r 1 4 π2 r2 = ac = T2 r T2

3 2. m = 2.0 kg r = 1.0 m T = s (a) ac = ? 4 π2 r ac = T2 4 π2 ( 1.0 m ) = ( 0.80 s )2 ac = m/s2

4 2. m = 2.0 kg r = 1.0 m T = s ac = m/s2 (b) Tension in string = ?

5 2. m = 2.0 kg r = 1.0 m T = s ac = m/s2 (b) Tension in string = force exerted by string F = ?

6 2. m = 2.0 kg r = 1.0 m T = s ac = m/s2 (b) Tension in string = force exerted by string F = m a = ( 2.0 kg )( 61.7 m/s2 ) F = 123 N

7 v2 4 π2 r ac = ac = r T2 F = m a m v2 4 π2 m r Fc = Fc = r T2

8 2. m = 2.0 kg r = 1.0 m T = s ac = m/s2 (b) Tension in string = force exerted by string 4 π2 m r Fc = T2 4 π2 ( 2.0 kg )( 1.0 m ) = ( 0.80 s )2 Fc = 123 N

9 3. m = x 102 kg T = s r = m (a) F = ? Car tires must exert a centripetal force on the car in order to keep the car in circular motion 4 π2 m r Fc = T2 4 π2 ( 6.00 x 102 kg )( 50.0 m ) = ( 10.0 s )2 Fc = N

10 3. m = x 102 kg T = s r = m (b) a = ? 4 π2 r ac = T2 4 π2 ( 50.0 m ) = ( 10.0 s )2 ac = m/s2

11 4. A force F is needed to keep an object of mass m moving
at a uniform speed v in a circular path of radius r. (a) What force is necessary if the mass is doubled? m v2 Use Fc = r A force F is needed to keep an object of mass m moving at a uniform speed v in a circular path of radius r. m v 2 So F = r

12 ( ) m v 2 F = r (a) What force is necessary if the mass is doubled?
So m = 2 m r = r v = v m v2 Insert into Fc = to find new force F’ r ( ) ( 2 m ) v 2 2 m v 2 = 2 F F’ = = r r So F’ = 2 F New force is twice the old force; force is doubled

13 ( ) m v 2 F = r (b) What force is necessary if the speed is doubled?
So v = 2 v r = r m = m m v2 m ( 2 v ) 2 Fc = F’ = r r ( ) m 4 v 2 4 m v 2 = 4 F F’ = = r r New force is 4x the old force; force is quadrupled So F’ = 4 F

14 ( ) m v 2 F = r (c) What force is necessary if the radius is doubled?
So r = 2 r v = v m = m ( ) m v2 m v 2 1 m v 2 Fc = F’ = = r 2 r 2 r = ½ F New force is half the old force; force is halved So F’ = ½ F

15 ( ) m v 2 F = r (d) speed and radius are both doubled? So v = 2 v
r = 2 r m = m m v2 m ( 2 v ) 2 Fc = F’ = r 2 r ( ) m 4 v 2 4 m v 2 = 2 F F’ = = 2 r 2 r New force is 2x the old force; force is doubled So F’ = 2 F

16 ( ) m v 2 F = r (e) mass, speed and radius are all doubled? So v = 2 v
r = 2 r m = 2 m m v2 2 m ( 2 v ) 2 Fc = F’ = r 2 r ( ) 2 m 4 v 2 8 m v 2 = 4 F F’ = = 2 r 2 r New force is 4x the old force; force is quadrupled So F’ = 4 F

17 5. m = kg r = 100 m laps in 240 s (a) T = ? T is measured in seconds per revolution (lap) 240 s 20 laps in 240 s T = = T = s 20

18 5. m = kg r = 100 m laps in 240 s T = s (b) ac = ? v2 4 π2 r ac = OR ac = r T2

19 5. m = kg r = 100 m laps in 240 s T = s (b) ac = ? 4 π2 r ac = T2 4 π2 ( 100 m ) = ( 12.0 s )2 ac = 27.4 m/s2

20 5. m = kg r = 100 m laps in 240 s T = s ac = m/s2 (c) Fc = ? F = m a Fc = m ac Fc = ( 1000 kg )( 27.4 m/s2 ) Fc = N Will get same answer if values are inserted into 4 π2 m r Fc = T2

21 6. speed of rotation = 1600 km/hr
(a) Wt. of kg person = ? Wt. = m g = ( kg )( 9.8 m/s2 ) Wt. = 980 N

22 6. speed of rotation = 1600 km/hr
m = kg Wt. = 980 N (b) centripetal force on person = ? m v2 Fc = r v = speed of person = 1600 km/hr Convert to m/s 1600 km 1000 m 1 hr 1 min = m/s hr 1 km 60 min 60 s

23 6. speed of rotation = 1600 km/hr = v = 444 m/s
m = kg Wt. = 980 N (b) centripetal force on person = ? m v2 Fc = r r = radius of rotation = radius of Earth = x 106 m ( look it up! )

24 6. speed of rotation = 1600 km/hr = v = 444 m/s
m = kg Wt. = 980 N r = x 106 m (b) centripetal force on person = ? m v2 ( kg )( 444 m/s )2 Fc = = r 6.37 x 106 m Fc = N So weight of person is much greater than the Fc needed to keep person on Earth; gravity easily provides enough Fc to keep person from being thrown off into space


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