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Terminal Velocity • The object’s velocity when the acceleration of falling become _____. • Air resistance (Aerodynamic drag) f(drag coefficient, surface

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Terminal Velocity - ASU

Terminal Velocity • The object’s velocity when the acceleration of falling become _____. • Air resistance (Aerodynamic drag) f(drag coefficient, surface

Surface area

• The different size of surface
area does not create different
friction force of an object
(_____)

• Why? Î ________
↑Area, ↓Pressure
↓Area, ↑Pressure

• Pressure : P = F/A
Unit : 1.0 Pascal (Pa) = 1.0 N/ 1
Cf) 1 psi = 6894.8 Pa

a and friction

t

1.0m2

Friction in spo
move

• Friction is good or bad in spo

• Following action will increas
coefficients?
– The grips of racket or bat
leather or rubber ( )
– The soles of the balling s
friction coefficient
– Waxing the bottom of sno
– Touching rosin bag prior
– Spike of the sole of runni
– What about chalks of gym

ort and human
ement

ort and human movement?

se friction or decrease friction

t are made of materials such as

shoes are designed to ( )

ow skis ( ) )
to pitching ( )
ing shoe ( )
mnast’s hand? (

Addition

• Vector Addition

– “tip-to-tail” method
– Component (decompo

• Colinear forces vs Co

of forces

osition) method

oncurrent forces

Static Equ

• In case of ΣF = 0, there
• Newton’s 1st law

• Two case for static equ

– Stationary (No moving)
– Constant velocity

• How to solve problems

1. Draw FBD
2. Define appropriate coor
3. Establish ΣF = 0 for eac
4. Solve the unknowns

uilibrium

e is static equilibrium

uilibrium

)

s of static equilibrium

rdinate system
ch axis

Example)



Example)

F
W
Fs RN

Example ) Static friction coeffic

θ

cient (µs)

Q4 (chap 4) Dave is trying to pu
field. Dave pulls on the rope atta
upward and forward force of 300

are directed at an angle of 30° ab
is 50 kg, and the sled’s mass is 8
friction between the sled runners
Dave move the sled?

ull Dana on a sled across a flat
ached to the sled with an
0 N. This force and the rope

bove horizontal. Dana’s mass
8 kg. If the coefficient of static
s and the snow is 0.10, will

A 60-kg skier is in a tuck and mov
resistance pushes backward on the

force acts in a direction upward an
coefficient of dynamic friction bet
0.08. What is the resultant force th

ving straight down a 30° slop. Air
e skier with a force of 10 N (this

nd parallel to the 30° slope). The
tween the skis and the snow is
hat acts on the skier?


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