Mark Rutecki PN: 35926502

Physics 107

V=Vo+at x(t)=xo+ Vot+(at^2)/2 v2-vo2 = 2a(x-xo)

Vectors:

ax=acosθ ay=asinθ a*b=abcosθ C=Ax

vox  vo cos o voy  vo sin  o X=xo+(vocosθ)t y=yo+(vosinθ)t – (gt2)/2

Vy=vosinθ – gt

Uniform Circular Motion:

v2 2 r
a T
r v
Fnet=F1+F2+F3…. Fnet=ma Fnet,x = max Fnet,y=may Fg = mg Fn-mg=0

Newton’s Third Law: When two bodies exert forces on each other the forces on each other
are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.

Friction:
Fs,max = usFN 0 < fs ≤ usFN Fk = ukFN
v2
Drag Force: Terminal Velocity: Uniform Circular Motion: a
1 vt 
2mg r
D  C  Av 2 C A mv 2
2 FnetC 
r
Centripetal Force:
mv 2
K  
Kinetic Energy: 2 W  Fd cos  W  F d
xf

Work: Wnet = WA + WB + WC … Wnet = Kf - Ki U=

W  F ( x)dx
xi

Spring Constant: F  kx Work Done By Spring: Ws = - (kx2)/2

The work-kinetic energy theorem has exactly the same form as in the case when F is constant
W  K f  Ki  K

Power:
W  
Pavg 
t P  Fv cos   F  v