Questions and Answers
What are the 4 Kinematic Parameters?
Time, Displacement, Velocity, and Acceleration.
What is Angular Velocity?
The change in Angular position/change in time.
What is the symbol for a parameter in Angular Velocity?
w (omega)
What are the Units of Measurement for Angular Velocity?
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What is the symbol for an angle?
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What is the equation for Angular Velocity?
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What is the definition of Radian?
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1 Radian is equal to?
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What is a Revolution?
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What is Angular Acceleration?
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What is the symbol for the parameter in Angular Acceleration?
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What are the units of measurement in Angular Acceleration?
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What is the formula for Angular Acceleration?
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What are the Units of Measurement in Displacement?
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What are the Units of Measurement in Velocity?
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What are the Units of Measurement in Acceleration?
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What is the formula for displacement?
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The greater the distance from the axis of rotation?
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What is the relationship between linear velocity and length of radius?
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The greater the radius of rotation the greater?
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The greater the velocity at the end of the lever the?
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The greater the angular velocity the?
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What is the formula in relation to Linear and Angular Kinematics?
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An increase in radius results in?
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Study Notes
Kinematic Parameters
- Four key parameters: Time, Displacement, Velocity, Acceleration.
Angular Velocity
- Defined as the change in angular position over time.
- Represented by the symbol ω (omega).
- Measured in degrees/seconds, radians/seconds, or revolutions/seconds.
Angular Measurements
- Angles are denoted by θ (theta).
- One radian equals approximately 57.3 degrees.
- A revolution is a complete turn around a circle.
Angular Acceleration
- Defined as the change in angular velocity per unit time.
- Symbolized by α (alpha).
- Units include degrees/seconds², radians/seconds², revolutions/seconds².
- Formula: α = Δω/Δt (change in angular velocity over change in time).
Displacement Measurements
- Linear displacement is measured in meters or feet.
- Angular displacement is typically measured in degrees.
- Displacement formula: d = θr (where d = displacement, θ = constant angle, r = radius).
Velocity Relationships
- Linear velocity formula: V = rω (where V = velocity, r = radius).
- Greater radius correlates with increased linear velocity, affecting performance in sports (e.g., longer bat results in greater velocity).
Implications of Angular Relationships
- Linear velocity increases with greater angular velocity.
- Quick angular movements lead to higher linear velocity outcomes.
- Increasing the radius while keeping angular velocity constant will decrease angular velocity, impacting effectiveness in dynamic movements like boxing.
Application Insights
- The farther from the axis of rotation, the greater the linear displacement achieved.
- To maximize performance in sports, use longer equipment (e.g., bats) to enhance velocity.
- Quick and efficient angular strategies can significantly improve athletic execution.
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