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004 Ch04
004 Ch04
Force
Mass
Newton’s First Law
Newton’s Second Law
Some particular forces; Gravitational Force,
Weight, Normal force, Friction, and Tension
Newton’s Third Law
Applications to Newton's laws
Friction
Force is a vector
Ex: Push, pull, throw an object; gravity; magnetic attraction quantity
Force is
The force exerted on a standard mass of kg to produce an measured as the
acceleration of m/s2 has a magnitude of Newton (N) elongation of
the spring.
The total (net)
force is the
vector sum of
all forces acting
on the spring.
Example
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Newton’s Second Law; Acceleration
Law Newton’s Second Law
The acceleration of an object is directly The SI unit of force is Newton (N) N =( kg)( m/s2) =
proportional to the net force acting upon it and kgm/s2.
inversely proportional to its mass.
Newton’s Second Law: The net force on a Some force units
body is equal to the product of the body’s mass and in other systems of
its acceleration.
units are given in
å
Table shown
F = Fnet = ma
When solving with problems
with Newton’s laws, we
åF x = ma x åF y = ma y åF z = maz usually draw Free- body
diagram (FBD); Draw the
forces vectors act on each
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Ex: In the Fig. the acceleration, , shown is caused by the three forces
Newton’s Second Law: Ex. . Find the magnitude and direction of the not shown force
Some particular forces: Normal Force Newton’s Third Law; Action Reastion Law
When a body presses on a surface, the surface pushes If two objects interact, the forceF12 exerted by object on
object 2 is equal in magnitude and opposite in direction to the
on the body with a normal force that isperpendicular force F21 exerted by object 2 on object .
to the surface.
F12 = -F21
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Object at equilibrium: Ex. Object at equilibrium: Ex.
y
Block of mass m at rest on a In the previous example, if we pull the object on
table, find the normal force table by a cord with tension force T, but it still at
magnitude rest on table (a=0)
x
(mass at rest a = 0) Þ å F = ma = 0
we have only forces in y direction
Fnet = å Fy = ma y
= FN - Fg = 0
= FN - mg = 0 åF y = FN + T - mg = 0 (a = 0 Þ ma = 0 - object at rest)
Þ FN = mg - T Normal force get smaller
Þ FN = mg
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Þ T = ma + mg
To have acceleration, T must Fnet = ma
be larger the weight
For example, if
åF y = T - Mg = Ma y
m= 2kg and a=0.2 only forces in y - direction
m/s² F = T - mg = ma
Þ å y Þ T - Mg = - Ma Þ T = Mg - Ma
Þ T = ma + mg = m(a + g) Þ the tension is less than the weight
= 12(0.2 + 9.8) = 120 N
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Hints for solving problems using Newton’s laws Applying solving problems Hints: Ex.
Box pulled by a force F at an angle θ. The box has a
Sketch the situation horizontal acceleration a. find the acceleration and the
Categorize the problem (moving or at rest) normal force
Solution:
Isolate an object and identify the forces acting upon
it (draw free body diagram-FBD). - draw the situation as shown
Establish a convenient coordinate system (x-y) so 2- draw free body diagram (FBD)
that one of the axis is parallel to the acceleration
Apply Newton’s second law to each diagram
Solve for desired quantities
Check your answer
- add coordinate system
FBD (x-y)
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Fx=Fcosθ, Fy=Fsinθ
Fx
5- apply newtons laws
å F = ma FBD
For x-direction For y-direction
åF x = max åF y = ma y
F cosq n + F sin q - mg = 0 (a y = 0)
F cosq = ma Þ a =
m Þ n = mg - F sin q Atwood machine
FBD
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Ex. Atwood machine Ex. Atwood machine
For m
åF y = ma y
Or we can apply newton’s second law for a system
T - m1 g = m1a .......... .........(1)
For m2
åF y = ma y
åF system = (å m)asystem
T - m2 g = -m2 a ...................(2)
From (2) In this case we take the direction of motion to be
positive
T = m2 g - m2 a .....(2' )
Sub. (2’) in ( ) Sub. a in ( ) åF system = (å m) a system
m2 g - T + T - m1 g = ( m1 + m2 ) a
m2 g - m2 a - m1 g = m1a
m2 g - m1 g
Þ m2 g - m1 g = m1a + m2 a 2m1m2 Þ The acceleration magnitude a =
T= g m1 + m2
m g - m1 g m1 + m2
Þa= 2
m1 + m2
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FBD
From ( )
mg= 22N
(b) the weight if the elevator accelerates downward at 2 ) Good to place our x-axis parallel to the
m/s (c) If the elevator cable breaks, what does the scale
2
acceleration parallel to the incline
read?
2) The gravity force components are
parallel to the plane = mg sinθ
(a) [a is upward (+ve)]
perpendicular to the plane =mg cosθ
) Object will slide with acceleration along
the plane (x-axis) by the effect of mgsinθ
åF x = max
T - mg sin q = ma
FBD
T - mg sin θ
Þa= = 0.1 m/s²
m
mg θ
s in
mg
cosθ
From m
or åF system = (å m)asystem
( )
mg - T + T = ( M + m)a
and
m
Þa= g
M +m
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Friction: Ex. Box on rough incline
Friction: Ex. Box on rough surface surface
b) When moving we have acceleration a 2 kg Box on incline surface with friction.
and kinetic friction fk as shown If μs=0.5 and μk=0. find
åF x = ma x
Fsin25°
a) At what angle the object just start moving
F cos q - f k = ma b) once it’s moving, find the acceleration
Solution: a)Object not moving (a=0) fs,max
F cos 25° - m k n = ma f Fcos25°
F cos 25° - m k n
k åF x = ma x
Þa= , mg sin q - f s ,max = 0 (a = 0)
m
n = mg - F sin 25° (from y - direction) Þ mg sin q - m s n = 0 .......... (1)
Þ mgsinq - m s mg cosq = 0
Þ sinq = m s cosq
Þa=
F cos 25 - m k (mg - F sin 25)
åF y = ma y
m Þ tan q = m s Þ q = tan -1 m s
n - mg cosq = 0 (a y = 0)
53 cos 25 - (0.3)((12)(9.8) - 53 sin 25)
a= = 1.6m / s ²
Þ n = mg cosq .........(2) sub for FN in (1) q = tan -1 0.5 = 26.6°
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