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Wednesday, August 31, y Title Physics - Circular motion–Revolutions or an object moving around in a circular motion The Earth rotating around the sun - Centripetal force–The force needed to keep an object moving in a circle - Centripetal acceleration–The acceleration that is always directed toward the center of a circle - Rotational motion–Spinning - Angular displacement–How far in angles something moves - Angular velocity–The speed at which you rotate - Angular acceleration–Change in rotational speed - Torque–A force that causes you to spin - Rotational inertia–The tendency for an object to resist rotation - Rotational kinetic energy–Energy of rotational motion - Angular momentum–The amount of umph a spinning object has - The Law of Conservation of Angular Momentum–Higher inertia, lower speed 1

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Physics- Circular motion–Revolutions or an object moving around in a circular motion

• The Earth rotating around the sun

- Centripetal force–The force needed to keep an object moving in a circle

- Centripetal acceleration–The acceleration that is always directed toward the center of a circle

- Rotational motion–Spinning

- Angular displacement–How far in angles something moves

- Angular velocity–The speed at which you rotate

- Angular acceleration–Change in rotational speed

- Torque–A force that causes you to spin

- Rotational inertia–The tendency for an object to resist rotation

- Rotational kinetic energy–Energy of rotational motion

- Angular momentum–The amount of umph a spinning object has

- The Law of Conservation of Angular Momentum–Higher inertia, lower speed

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