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Rotation of Rigid Bodies Ms. Mikaela Irene Fudolig Physics 71 Lecture
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Rotation of Rigid Bodies

Ms. Mikaela Irene Fudolig

Physics 71 Lecture

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Rigid Bodies and Rotation

Rigid bodiesbodies with a definite size and shapedo not deform

Rotationfor now, we consider rotation about a fixed axis

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Example 1

Identify the axis of rotation for each of the following rotating objects:

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Describing Rotational Motion

Use polar coordinates, (r,)!

s r is in

RADIANS!

Signs of :

+ if rotation is CCW

– if rotation is CLOCKWISE

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Exercise 1

A girl is on a merry-go-round, 5 meters from the center of the circular platform. What is her angular displacement if she travels a total distance of 2 meters after some time t?

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Angular velocity,

Analogous to the linear velocity, vRate of change in angular displacement

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Angular velocity,

Average angular velocityInstantaneous angular velocityAngular speed

magnitude of the angular velocity

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Average Angular Velocity

The average angular velocity over a time interval t = tf - ti is

ˆ av kt

*assumes

that the rotation axis is the z-axis.*

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(Instantaneous) Angular velocity

rate of change of the angular displacement

VECTOR!

ˆ d

kdt

*assumes

that the rotation axis is the z-axis.*

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Angular velocity,

Direction along the axis:UPWARDS (+), if

rotation is CCWDOWNWARDS (-), if

rotation is CLOCKWISE

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Angular velocity,

CAUTION:

“Clockwise” and “CCW” are NOT directions for the ANGULAR VELOCITY!!!

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Angular speed,

magnitude of the angular velocity

d

dt

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Angular acceleration,

Analogous to the linear acceleration, aHow fast the angular velocity changes

2

2

ˆ

ˆ

dk

dt

dk

dt

*assumes that the rotation axis is the z-axis.*

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Angular acceleration,

Direction along the axis:SAME DIRECTION

AS , if rotation SPEEDS UP

OPPOSITE DIRECTION AS , if rotation SLOWS DOWN

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Exercise 2

You put a DVD in the DVD drive of your laptop, and it starts rotating clockwise.Draw a diagram of the rotating DVD, indicating

direction of rotation.Draw the direction of the angular velocity

vector.Draw the direction of the angular acceleration

vector.

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Linear vs. Angular Quantities

Linear Angular

x,s

v

a

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Motion with Constant Angular Acceleration

2 20

0

2

2t

Analogous to motion with constant linear acceleration (aka Chapter 2)

0

20

1

2

t

t t

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Exercise 3

Y&F ex.9.3. A DVD is slowing to a stop. At t=0, its angular velocity is 25.7rad/s and its angular acceleration is a constant –10.0rad/s2.What is the disc’s angular velocity at

t=0.300s?What angle does the line PQ make with the

+x-axis at t=0.300s (I.e., what is (t=0.300s)?

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Linear Kinematics of a rotating particle

A particle in a rotating body moves in a circle:

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Linear/tangential velocity of a rotating particle

From s=r, we can get the expression for the linear speed of a rotating particle a constant distance r from the axis of rotation:

v rThe direction of the linear velocity vector is TANGENT TO ITS CIRCULAR PATH, parallel to the infinitesimal displacements!

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Acceleration of a rotating particle

Tangentialchange in linear speed

Radialchange in direction of the linear velocity

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Tangential acceleration

The tangential acceleration of a rotating particle a distance r from the axis of rotation is:

tan

da r r

dt

Direction: parallel or antiparallel to the linear velocity

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Radial acceleration

The radial acceleration of a rotating particle a distance r from the axis of rotation is:

22

rad

va r

r

Direction: pointing towards the axis of rotation

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Exercise 4Y&F 9.26. An electric ceiling fan with

blades 0.750m in diameter is rotating with constant angular acceleration 0.900rev/s2 about a fixed axis with an initial angular velocity of 0.250rev/s. After 2.00s:what is the angular velocity of the fan?what is the linear speed of the tip of a fan

blade?

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Exercise 4

Y&F 9.26. A electric ceiling fan with blades 0.750m in diameter is rotating with constant angular acceleration 0.900rev/s2 about a fixed axis with an initial angular velocity of 0.250rev/s. After 2.00s:what is the radial acceleration?what is the tangential acceleration?


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