A Brief History of Planetary Science
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PH 201
Dr. Cecilia Vogel
Lecture 20
REVIEW
Constant angular
acceleration equations
Rotational Motion
torque
OUTLINE
moment of inertia
angular momentum
angular kinetic energy
Table so Far
Linear
variable
x
v = dx/dt
a = dv/dt
F
m
K
p
Angular
variable
Variable name
q
w = dq/dt
a = dw/dt
angle (rad)
angular velocity (rad/s)
ang. acceleration (rad/s2)
torque (Nm)
moment of inertia (kgm2)
t
I
Recall Momentum
Momentum is conserved,
if no external force
because
SF=mDvCM/Dt
So if LHS=0, DvCM=0
then Dp=0
Angular Momentum
St=IDw/Dt
So if LHS =0
then IDw = 0
Define angular momentum
L = Iw
Angular momentum conserved
if no net external torque
Add to Table
Linear
variable
x
v = dx/dt
a = dv/dt
F
m
K = ½mv2
p
Angular
variable
Variable name
q
w = dq/dt
a = dw/dt
t
I
Krot = ½Iw2
angle (rad)
angular velocity (rad/s)
ang. acceleration (rad/s2)
torque (Nm)
moment of inertia (kgm2)
Rotational Kinetic Energy (J)
L=Iw
Angular momentum (kgm2/s)
Angular Momentum
St=IDw/Dt
So if net torque is not zero
then L changes
angular momentum changes
dL
St =
dt
Angular Momentum
angular momentum is a vector
direction is found by a RHR
Hold your right hand so your curved
fingers point in the direction of rotation
then your thumb will point in the direction
of angular momentum (out +, in -)
Conservation Demo
Sit on a chair, free to rotate
hold a wheel rotating so its angular
momentum points to your left.
Try to tip wheel’s axis up or down.
Notice
torque required for you to change angular
momentum of wheel (just direction).
You and wheel are isolated, so if you tip
wheel axis down,
to conserve momentum need L ___.
Demo and Bikes
Sit on a bike
wheels rotate so angular momentum
points to your left.
Lean the bike.
If you tip wheel axis down, (lean left)
to conserve momentum need L ___
Bike turns ___
Kinetic Energy of Rotation
As a rigid body rotates,
all parts are moving
but different parts are moving at different
speeds,
so
If you consider
then
K rot = Iw
1
2
2
Add to Table
Linear
Angular
Variable name
variable
variable
x
angle (rad)
q
v = dx/dt w = dq/dt angular velocity (rad/s)
a = dv/dt a = dw/dt ang. acceleration (rad/s2)
F
torque (Nm)
t
m
I
moment of inertia (kgm2)
K = ½mv2 Krot = ½Iw2 Rotational Kinetic Energy
p
Total Kinetic Energy
An object might be rotating, while also
moving linearly,
like a tire on a bike that’s being ridden.
Has
and
K = K rot KCM
note: Krot must be rotation about CM