Forces in curvilinear motions

Subject: Physics

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: h1196
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– understand the relationship between the behaviour of a body and the direction of the force exerted on it
– understand the concepts of centripetal force and centrifugal force
– describe the relationship between the curvature of a path and the magnitude of centripetal force.

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The relationship be... Simulation The relationship be... Whiteboard exercise The curvature of a ... Simulation The curvature of a ... Whiteboard exercise Centripetal force Animation The relationship be... Animation A force perpendicul... Whiteboard exercise Forces that can act... Animation Different types of ... Animation Forces that can act... Whiteboard exercise A virtual car Simulation Centrifugal force Animation Centrifugal force Whiteboard exercise Formula for centrif... Whiteboard exercise Overload and weight... Animation Overload and weight... Simulation Overload and weight... Whiteboard exercise Centripetal and cen... Animation Two points of view ... Whiteboard exercise

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Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Physics

Dynamics

15. Forces in curvilinear motions

YDP SA

Keywords

radius, free, location, circular, variable, vector, forces, speed, force, motion, graph, time, accelerate, scalar, distance, acceleration, uniformly, decelerate, fall, curvilinear, projectile, angle, motions, Forces in curvilinear motions

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