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Non Inertial Reference Frames

1. Linear Acceleration: Today

2. Rotating Frame: Thursday

• Centrifugal Force• Coriolis Force

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a b

Observers a and b both release the ball initially at rest with respect to each of them. The time the ball takes to hit the floor is

A) Longer for a than for bB) Longer for b than for aC) The same D) Do not know

Note: observer b is in free space

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The cart is moving at a constant velocity v. The ball is launched straight upwards from the moving cart, where does it land relative to the cart?A) In front of the cartB) On the cartC) Behind the cart

Note: vball init is drawn with respect to an observer in the cart. Neglect air friction

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The cart is pulled to the right with a constant F. At t0, the ball is launched straight upwards from the moving cart. Where does it land relative to the cart?

A) In front of the cartB) On the cartC) Behind the cart

Note: vball init is drawn with respect to an observer in the cart. Neglect air friction

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The cart is pulled to the right with a constant F. At t0, the ball is launched straight upwards from the moving cart. Where does it land relative to the cart?

A) In front of the cartB) On the cartC) Behind the cart

Note: vball init is drawn with respect to an observer in the cart. Neglect air friction

Challenge: As viewed by an observer on the cart, what path does the ball appear to follow?

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Non Inertial Reference Frames

1. Linear Acceleration: Tuesday

2. Rotating Frame: Today

• Centrifugal Force• Coriolis Force

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqHjZZCCkxg

Centrifuge Set Coriolis Effect

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Which one is correct?

A) V= ω Χ rB) V = r x ω

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Which force is more important for anobject that is moving very slowly in arotating frame?

A) CoriolisB) CentrifugalC) EqualD) Need more info

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Consider a person sitting at rest on a Merry-go-round that is rotating with constant angular velocity. To the person, what is the direction of the centrifugal force? w

A) B) C) D)

ABC

D

E) Something else!

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You fire a cannon due north at a latitude of 45o N. What is the direction of the Coriolis force on the cannon ball?

V

W

A) NorthB) SouthC) EastD) West

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You fire a cannon due north at a latitude of 45o S. What is the direction of the Coriolis force on the cannon ball?

V

Ω

A) NorthB) SouthC) EastD) West

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Coriolis effect

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Perhaps the most important instance of the Coriolis effect is in the large-scale dynamics of the oceans and the atmosphere.

This low pressure system over Iceland spins counter-clockwise due to balance between the Coriolis force and the pressure gradient force.

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