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                               Physics C                                                                Rotational Motion                                         Name:_______________ 
                                                                                                       AP Review Packet 
                               Linear and angular analogs                                                                         Torque  
                               Linear                        Rotation                                                             Torque is the rotational analog of force. 
                               x                                    position                                                     A “twist” (whereas force is a push or pull). 
                                x                                 displacement                                                 Torque is a vector) 
                               v                                    velocity                                                      = r  F 
                               a                                    tangential acceleration                                       = r F sin 
                                 T                                                                                                        R: moment arm length 
                                                                                                                                          F: force 
                               Vectors in rotational motion 
                               Use the right hand rule to determine direction of the                                                      :  angle  between  moment  arm  and  point  of 
                               vector!                                                                                                    application of force. 
                                                                                                                                   = I                        (think F = ma) 
                               Don’t forget centripetal acceleration!                                                                     : torque 
                                                2
                               a  = a  = v /r                                                                                             I: rotational inertia 
                                 R       c
                                                                                                                                          : angular acceleration 
                               Kinematic equations for angular and linear motion.                                                  
                               Kinematic Equations 1                                                                              Work in rotating systems 
                                                                                                                                  W  =  •                   (think W = F•d) 
                               v = v  + at                                                                                            rot
                                       o                                                                                                  W  : work done in rotation 
                                =   + t                                                                                                   rot
                                         o                                                                                                 : torque 
                               Kinematic Equations 2 
                               x = x +v t + 1/ at2                                                                                         : angular displacement 
                                       o      o        2                                                                           
                                =  + t + 1/ t2 
                                       o       o        2                                                                         Power in rotating systems 
                               Kinematic Equations 3                                                                              Prot =  •                   (think P = F•v) 
                                 2        2
                               v  = v       +2a(x  x ) 
                                         o                  o                                                                             Prot : power expended 
                                  2        2                      
                                =  +2(   )
                                          o                   o                                                                            : torque 
                                                                                                                                           : angular velocity 
                               Rotational Inertia                                                                                  
                               Rotational analog of mass                                                                          Static Equilibrium 
                               For point masses                                                                                    = 0                         F = 0 
                               I = mr2                                                                                            
                                       I: rotational inertia (kg m2)                                                              Angular momentum 
                                       m: mass (kg)                                                                               For a particle 
                                       r: radius of rotation (m)                                                                          L = r  p 
                               For solid objects                                                                                  For a system of particles 
                                         2                                                                                                L =  Li 
                                I =  r dm                                                                                        For a rigid body 
                                                                                                                                  L = I                        (think P = mv) 
                               Parallel Axis Theorem                                                                                       
                               I = I      + M h2                                                                                  Conservation of Angular Momentum 
                                      cm
                                       I: rotational inertia about center of mass                                                 Angular momentum of a system will not change 
                                       M: mass                                                                                    unless an external torque is applied to the system. 
                                       h: distance between axis in question and axis                                              L  = L
                                                                                                                                    B        A 
                                       through center of mass                                                                     I  = I                       (one body) 
                                                                                                                                      B         A
                                                                                                                                   l  =  l                     (system of particles) 
                                                                                                                                       b         a 
                               Kinetic Energy                                                                                      
                               K  = ½ M v 2                                                                                       Angular momentum and torque 
                                  trans           2 cm                                                                              = dL/dt                    (think F = dP/dt) 
                               K  = ½ I   
                                  rot                         2             2                                                             : torque 
                               K             = ½ M v            +½ I   
                                  combined                 cm                                                                             L: angular momentum 
                                                                                                                                          t: time 
                               Rolling without slipping uses both kinds                                                           Torque increases angular momentum when parallel. 
                                                    2             2
                               K = ½ M vcm +½ I                                                                                  Torque decreases angular momentum when antiparallel. 
                               v =  r                                                                                            Torque changes the direction of the angular momentum 
                               K = ½ M v 2 + ½ I  v 2/R2 
                                                 cm           cm cm                                                                     vector in all other situations. 
                                                                       or                                                          
                                                 2   2                2 
                               K = ½ M  R +½ I                                                                                  Precession 
                                                                cm
                                                                                                                                  The rotating motion made by a spinning top or gyroscope. 
                                                                                                                                  Precession is caused by the interaction of torque and 
                                                                                                                                  angular momentum vectors. 
                                                                                                                                   = dL / dt 
                                                                                                                                   = r  F 
                  Physics C                                 Rotational Motion                 Name:_______________ 
                                                            AP Review Packet 
                                                                            Base your answers to questions 4 and 5 on the 
                  MULTIPLE CHOICE                                           following situation. 
                                                                             
                  PRACTICE PROBLEMS                                         An object weighing 10 N swings at the end of a 
                                                                            rope that is 0.72 m long as a simple pendulum. At 
                  1. ________  A wheel spinning at 3 m/s uniformly          the bottom of the of the swing, the tension in the 
                    accelerates to 6 m/s in 4 s. Its radius is 20 cm.       string is 12 N. 
                    How far around the wheel will a speck of dust            
                    travel during that interval?                            4.  ________What  is  the  magnitude  of  the 
                    A) 6 m                   D) 18 m                          centripetal  acceleration  at  the  bottom  of  the 
                    B) 9 m                   E) 30 m                          swing? 
                    C) 12 m                                                   A) 2 m/s2               D) 12 m/s2 
                                                                                      2
                                                                              B) 4 m/s                E) 22 m/s 
                  2. ________  If an object of radius 3 m that                C) 10 m/s2 
                     experiences a constant angular acceleration             
                     starting from rest, rotates 10 rads in 2 s, what       5. ________What is the speed of the object at the 
                     is its angular acceleration?                             bottom of the swing? 
                                2                       2                     A) 0.6 m/s              D) 2.4 m/s 
                    A) 2.5 rad/s             D) 10 rad/s                      B) 1.2 m/s              E) 7.2 m/s 
                              2                        2
                    B) 5 rad/s               E) 15 rad/s                      C) 2.0 m/s 
                                2
                    C) 7.5 rad/s                                             
                                                                             
                   
                                                                            Base your answers to questions 6 and 7 on the 
                                                                            picture below, which represents a rigid uniform 
                                                                            rod with a mass of 6kg and a length of 1.0 m is 
                                                                            pivoted on the right end. It is held in equilibrium 
                                                                            by an upward force of 40 N. 
                                                                
                  3. ________  A bicycle moves at constant speed 
                    over a hill along a smoothly curved surface as 
                    shown above. Which of the following best 
                    describes the directions of the velocity and the 
                    acceleration at the instant it is at the highest 
                    position?                                                                                               
                    A) The velocity is towards the right of the page        6. ________How far from the left end of the rod 
                       and the acceleration is towards the top of the         should the force be placed to maintain 
                       page.                                                  equilibrium? 
                    B) The velocity is towards the right of the page          A) 10 cm                D) 40 cm 
                       and the acceleration is towards the bottom of          B) 20 cm                E) 50 cm 
                       the page.                                              C) 25 cm 
                    C) The velocity is towards the right of the page         
                       and the acceleration is towards the bottom           7. ________What force is applied to the rod by 
                       right of the page.                                      the pivot? 
                    D) The velocity is towards the right of the page          A) 10 N                 D) 60 N 
                       and the acceleration is towards the top right          B) 20 N                 E) 100 N 
                       of the page.                                           C) 40 N 
                    E) The velocity is towards the top right of the          
                       page and the acceleration is towards the              
                       bottom right of the page.                             
                                                                             
                                                                             
                                                                             
                                                                             
                                                                             
                 Physics C                              Rotational Motion              Name:_______________ 
                                                        AP Review Packet 
                 8. ________A uniform wooden board of mass 10         12.  ________What  is  the  moment  of  inertia  of  a 
                    M is held up by a nail hammered into a wall. A       spinning  object  of  radius  0.5  m  and  mass  6  kg 
                    block of mass M rests L/2 away from the pivot.       moving at 5 m/s, if it has a kinetic energy of 100 J? 
                    Another block of a certain mass is hung a                     2                     2
                                                                         A) 1 kgm             D) 8 kgm  
                    distance L/3. The system is in static                         2                      2
                                                                         B) 2 kgm             E) 20 kgm  
                    equilibrium.                                                  2
                                                                         C) 4 kgm  
                                                                       
                                                                      13. ________Which of the following objects has the 
                                                                         least kinetic energy at the bottom of the incline if 
                                                                         they all have the same mass and radius? 
                                                                         A) cylinder           D) all have the same 
                                                                         B) sphere             E) not enough information 
                                                                         C) hoop 
                                                                       
                                                                      14. ________Which of the following objects has the 
                    What is the measure of the mass labeled "?" ?        greatest rotational kinetic energy at the bottom of 
                    A) M                 D) 3M                           the incline if they all have the same mass & radius? 
                          2                                    2         A) cylinder           D) all have the same 
                    B) M                 E) 2M                           B) sphere             E) not enough information 
                          3                                              C) hoop 
                    C) M                                               
                          2                                           15. ________A solid cylinder of radius .2 m and mass 
                                                                         2 kg is at rest at a height 1.2 m at the top of an 
                 9.  ________The angular velocity of a rotating          inclined  plane  making  an  angle  60°  with  the 
                    disk with a radius of 2 m decreases from 6 rads      horizontal.  Assuming  no  slipping,  what  is  the 
                    per second to 3 rads per second in 2 seconds.        speed of the cylinder at the bottom of the incline? 
                    What is the linear acceleration of a point on        A) Zero               D) 6 m/s 
                    the edge of the disk during this time interval?      B) 2 m/s              E) 10 m/s 
                                                   2                     C) 4 m/s 
                    A) Zero              D) 3/2 m/s  
                             2                   2                     
                    B) –3 m/s            E) 3 m/s  
                               2                                      16. ________What is the ratio of the moment of 
                    C) –3/2 m/s                                          inertia of a cylinder of mass m and radius r to 
                                                                         the moment of inertia of a hoop of the same 
                                                                         mass and same radius? 
                 10. ________A solid sphere of radius 0.2 m and          A) 1:1                D) 1:4 
                    mass 2 kg is at rest at a height 7 m at the top of   B) 1:2                E) 4:1 
                    an inclined plane making an angle 60° with the       C) 2:1 
                    horizontal. Assuming no slipping, what is the       
                    speed of the cylinder at the bottom of the        17. ________A 4 kg object moves in a circle of 
                    incline?                                             radius 8 m at a constant speed of 2 m/s. What 
                    A) Zero              D) 6 m/s                        is the angular momentum of the object with 
                    B) 2 m/s             E) 10 m/s                       respect to an axis perpendicular to the circle 
                    C) 4 m/s                                             and through its center? 
                                                                                                      2
                 11. ________A spinning object with moment of            A) 2 N•s              D) 24 m /s 
                                                                                                         2
                    inertia I increases in angular speed from  = 0      B) 6 N•m/kg           E) 64 kg•m /s 
                    to   in t seconds. What is the average power        C) 12 kg•m/s 
                        a                                              
                    delivered to the object during this interval t?    
                            2
                    A) I /2t  
                         a                                            18. ________A solid cylinder with diameter 20 cm 
                    B) I 2/t 
                         a                                               has an angular velocity of 10 m/s and angular 
                    C) I 2/2t 
                         a                                                                   2
                          2 2                                            momentum of 2 kgm /s.  What is its mass? 
                    D) I /t  
                         a                                               A) 0.1 kg             D) 5 kg 
                          2  2
                    E) I /2t  
                         a                                               B) 1 kg               E) 10 kg 
                                                                         C) 2 kg 
                                                                          
                                                                          
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