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6-4 Connected Object
  • The several objects tied together motion
  • Separate these objects draw free body diagram
  • Isolate the object
  • Draw the all external forces
  • Set up coordinate system
  • Resolve the force on x, y axes
  • apply Newtons second law

2
  • m13.1kg, m24.4kg, find the acceleration?

3
  • Two blocks are connected by a string, as shown
    in Figure. The smooth inclined surface makes an
    angle of 350 with the horizontal, and the block
    on the incline has a mass of 5.7kg. The mass of
    the hanging block is m3.2kg, Find acceleration.

4
  • M2kg, µk0.3, M4kg, find accelerate and
    tension in rope.

5
6-5 Circular Motion
  • changing

6
  • Object using the acceleration toward center of
    circle with magnitude

centripetal acceleration
This force causes circular motion and this
centripetal acceleration is called the
centripetal force.
7
  • Ex.
  • Tension produces centripetal force

Friction is centripetal force
8
ProblemA ball is bonded at v3 m/s what is the
tension in rope? r1.2m (or r3m) m2kg
  • Rounding a corner
  • A 1200 kg car rounds a corner of radius r-45
    m. if the coefficient of static friction between
    the tires and the road is µs0.82, what is the
    great speed the car can have in the corner
    without skidding.

9
  • Banked road
  • If a roadway is banked at the proper angle, a
    car can round a corner without any assistance
    from friction between the tires and the road.
    Find the appropriate banking angle for a 900-kg
    car travelling at 20.5 m/s in a turn of radius
    85.0m.
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