Rotational Motion Physics, Basic Introduction, Angular Velocity & Tangential Acceleration

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  • Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
  • This physics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into rotational motion. It describes the difference between linear motion or translational motion and rotational motion. It provides the formulas and equations for angular velocity given angular displacement, linear velocity given distance and time, frequency, period, tangential acceleration, angular acceleration, and centripetal acceleration.
    Angular Velocity:
    • Angular Velocity Physi...
    Angular Acceleration:
    • Angular Acceleration P...
    Rotational Kinematics:
    • Rotational Kinematics ...
    Intro to Torque:
    • Torque, Basic Introduc...
    Intro to Inertia:
    • Inertia - Basic Introd...
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    Parallel Axis Theorem:
    • Parallel Axis Theorem ...
    Rotational Dynamics:
    • Rotational Dynamics - ...
    Rotational Kinetic Energy:
    • Rotational Kinetic Ene...
    Rotational Power, Work, & Energy:
    • Rotational Power, Work...
    Work Done By a Constant Torque:
    • Work Done By a Constan...
    Angular Momentum & Torque:
    • Angular Momentum - Bas...
    _________________________________
    What Is Angular Momentum?
    • What Is Angular Momentum?
    Angular Momentum Problems:
    • Angular Momentum Physi...
    Angular Impulse:
    • Angular Impulse
    Rotational Motion - Review:
    • Torque, Moment of Iner...
    Full-Length Videos and Worksheets:
    / collections
    Physics PDF Worksheets:
    www.video-tuto...

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    3:51 since arch length (s) is a scalar quantity that represents the distance the rotating objects makes from the initial position to the final position, so (s/t) represent its speed, not velocity; consequently, (w*r) is the speed, not the velocity of the object, am I correct?

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    what does centripetal acceleration do to the motion of the object? does the centripetal acceleration mean the object accelerates toward the center based on the arrow?

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    what is relation between centripetal accleretion and radius? (directly or inversely)

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    Hello, is there by any chance that you have a lecture on periodic motion ( simple harmonic motion with all of the formulas included)? I only see problems based videos.

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    That doesn't really explain tangential acceleration though, not clearly at any rate. Ac is for uniform angular velocity, so if your circular motion is acceleration, at what point are you measuring Ac in order to calculate a_net?

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