Rotation Objectives: Circular Motion: Angle and Speed

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Rotation Objectives: Circular Motion: Angle and Speed Rolling without Slipping Torque and Levers Power

Rotational Speed distance traveled = time it took speed

Rotational Speed Angular Velocity distance traveled = time it took angle swept = time it took Rotational speed

Rotational Speed Angular Velocity distance traveled = time it took speed Angular Velocity angle swept = time it took Rotational speed Angles 1 Revolution = 360o = 2π Radians Q1. How many radians are 8 revolutions?

Rotational Speed Angular Velocity distance traveled = time it took speed Angular Velocity angle swept = time it took Rotational speed Angles 1 Revolution = 360o = 2π Radians Q1. How many radians are 8 revolutions? Angle in Rad (8 Revolutions ) x (2π Radians) = 16π = 50.26 Rad

Rotational Speed Angular Velocity angle swept = time it took Rotational speed 1 Revolution = 360o = 2π Radians Q1. How many radians are 8 revolutions? (8 Revolutions ) x (2π Radians) = 16π = 50.26 Rad Q2. A wheel rotates at 50 rpm. What is that in rad/s? 50 revolutions = 1 minute Rotational speed

Rotational Speed Angular Velocity angle swept = time it took Rotational speed 1 Revolution = 360o = 2π Radians Q1. How many radians are 8 revolutions? (8 Revolutions ) x (2π Radians) = 16π = 50.26 Rad Q2. A wheel rotates at 50 rpm. What is that in rad/s? 50 revolutions = 1 minute Rotational speed 50 (2π) Rad = 60 sec = 5.23 rad/s Q3. Our Earth rotates approximately once every 24 hrs. What is its angular speed in rpm?

Rolling without Slipping speed The speed along the wheel’s rim is equal to the speed of the wheel’s center Rotational speed Speed of Center

Rolling without Slipping speed The speed along the wheel’s rim is equal to the speed of the wheel’s center Rotational speed Rotational speed = (0.5) x Diameter speed x Speed of Center

Rolling without Slipping speed The speed along the wheel’s rim is equal to the speed of the wheel’s center Rotational speed Rotational speed = (0.5) x Diameter speed x Speed of Center Q4. A wheel with a diameter of 1.0 m, rolls along the ground without slipping at 50 rpm. What is its speed? 50 revolutions = 1 minute Rotational speed

Rolling without Slipping speed The speed along the wheel’s rim is equal to the speed of the wheel’s center Rotational speed Rotational speed = (0.5) x Diameter speed x Speed of Center Q4. A wheel with a diameter of 1.0 m, rolls along the ground without slipping at 50 rpm. What is its speed? 50 revolutions = 1 minute Rotational speed 50 (2π) Rad = 60 sec = 5.23 rad/s

Rolling without Slipping speed The speed along the wheel’s rim is equal to the speed of the wheel’s center Rotational speed Rotational speed = (0.5) x Diameter speed x Speed of Center Q4. A wheel with a diameter of 1.0 m, rolls along the ground without slipping at 50 rpm. What is its speed? 50 revolutions = 1 minute Rotational speed 50 (2π) Rad = 60 sec = 5.23 rad/s 5.23 rad/s = 0.5 (1 m) speed x = 2.62 m/s

Rolling Without Slipping 20 mph = Tire diameter in inches RPM x gear ratio x 336 Gear ratio: 2.41:1 Tire Diameter: 26 in P6. At what rpm do the tires rotate for a car that moves at 35 mph.

Circular Motion: Angle and Speed 20 P1. Convert 200 rev in radians. Ans. P2. Convert 7.8 radians in revolutions. Ans. P3. A wheel rotates at 20 rpm. What is that in rad/s? Ans. P4. A wheel rotates at 45 rad/s? How many revolutions does it make in 2.0 sec? Ans. P5. The tires of a car (26 in diameter) rotate at 530 rpm. If the traction is sufficient so that there is no slipping, how fast in mph is the car moving? Ans.

Torque Review Torque = (Force ) x (Lever Arm) Q6. Which wrench requires you to apply less force in order to loosen a bolt. A long wrench or a short wrench? (a) The long wrench (b) The short wrench (c) It doesn’t matter

Power in Rotational Systems Power = (Torque ) x (Angular Velocity) P7. How many watts of power are developed by a mechanic tightening bolts using 50.0 N of torque at a rate of 2.50 rad/s? P = (50.0 N) (2.50 rad/s) = 125 W P8. What power (in ft.lb/s) is developed by an electric motor with torque 5.70 lb ft and speed of 425 rpm? 425 rpm = 425 * (2π rad) / 60 (sec) = 44.5 rad/s P = (5.70 lb ft) (44.5) = 254 W