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If you forget everything in this chapter, be proud that you at least remember this:

If you forget everything in this chapter, be proud that you at least remember this:. The Angular Momentum of any closed system is. always Constant , no ifs, ands, or buts. Rolling Objects (without slipping). Kinetic Energy of a moving object Kinetic Energy of a rotating object

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If you forget everything in this chapter, be proud that you at least remember this:

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  1. If you forget everything in this chapter, be proud that you at least remember this: • The Angular Momentum of any closed system is • always Constant, no ifs, ands, or buts.

  2. Rolling Objects (without slipping) Kinetic Energy of a moving object Kinetic Energy of a rotating object Kinetic Energy of a rolling object (moving and rotating)

  3. O. O. . P . P Friction on a Rolling Object F N Mg R  ( Mg

  4. N  Mg sin  R  ( Mg

  5. Torque about a Reference Point y  F F )  r O x

  6. Angular Momentum of a Particle y  mv p = mv  r  O x r

  7. Newton’s Second Law, with a twist System of Particles More about Angular Momentum    L = 

  8. Angular Momentum of a rotating fixed body   Conservation of Angular Momentum     Even more about Angular Momentum Angular momentum of any closed system is always conserved

  9. Angular Momentum must be conserved for this object rotating on a fixed axis Ifm=2.0 kg·m2 f=?? Iim=6.0 kg·m2 i=1.2 rev/s Ip=3.0 kg·m2

  10. Looking at Kinetic Energy If=5.0 kg·m2 f=2.2 rev/s Ii=9.0 kg·m2 i=1.2 rev/s

  11. y x z Collisions with Angular Momentum M (  v m

  12. y x z Collisions with Angular Momentum f=??

  13. y x  z 2 O. M (  v r Angular Momentum is constant m

  14. y x  z 2 O.

  15. y x  z 2 O.

  16. Angular Momentum is always Constant

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