Biomechanics
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- Created on: 31-01-14 11:33
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- Biomechanics
- motions
- linear motion
- an object travelling in a straight or curved line at the same distance, time and speed.
- examples of this: curved linear motion- shot put straight linear motion rolling a ball in a straight line
- angular motion
- an object that spins around its axis of rotaion
- examples of angular motion- a basketball spinning on your finger.
- General motion
- This is a combination of angular and linear motion
- example of general motion is a bike race
- linear motion
- Newton's laws
- Newton's 1st law is the law of inerta
- This is where the object will remain is state of complete rest or uniform velocity until acted upon by an external force
- Newton's 2nd law is the law of acceleration
- this is were the impact of the external forces effects the about of momentum an object has
- Newton's 3rd law
- this law is that for every action there is an equal of opposite reaction
- Newton's 1st law is the law of inerta
- motions
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