Impulse Simulation

Impulse

momentum Moving or rotating objects have momentum. Momentum is a numerical representation of the motion of an object. The momentum of an object that is moving linearly can be calculated by multiplying the object’s mass and … more

force and the change of the movement

F = ma (Newton’s law of motion)

Force changes the motion Consider the process of changing the movement by applying force to the cart. If the amount of force acting on the cart is doubled or tripled, the speed change is doubled or … more

Parabolic motion

Parabolic motion (Monkey and Hunter)

Projectile Motion When you throw an object, the object falls with a certain curve. The object performs a parabolic motion. This is a motion on a two-dimensional plane, not a straight line. To understand this movement, … more

Conical pendulum

Conical pendulum

3 forces acting on a conical pendulum Gravity(=mg): The force the Earth pulls. Tension: The force applied to both ends of the thread. Tension is always directed to the center from both ends. Centripetal force(Fc): The … more

Force to move the pendulum

Force to move the pendulum

Tension by gravity In physics, tension is the force on a string connecting two objects. Generally, the tension is calculated from both ends toward the center. When the length of the pendulum is \(l\), let’s consider … more

Moment of Inertia (3D)

Moment of Inertia (3D)

● It’s a tube. The radius of the tube is outside: inside = 0.75: 1. There is no rolling friction. ● It’s a tube. The radius of the tube is outside: inside = 0.5: 1. There … more

Connection of spring scales

Connection of springs

You can hang multiple springs by touching (or clicking) the screen. What’s the difference when connecting multiple springs in series or parallel? (Notice) All springs and weights each have the same properties (mass, spring constant). The … more

Spring Scales

Spring Scales

A spring scale is a tool that measures the mass and gravity of an object using the spring’s elastic force. The spring of this scale is lengthened by gravity and shortened by elasticity. You can find … more

Spring pendulum(horizontal)

Spring pendulum(horizontal)

This simulation ignored the effects of friction. Simple harmonic oscillation In everyday life, we see a lot of movements that repeated the same oscillation. Like below, shaky or suspended objects are doing this oscillation. Clock pendulum … more

Period of Pendulum

Period of Physical Pendulum

A pendulum that vibrates is one of a ‘simple pendulum’ or ‘physical pendulum.’ A simple pendulum is a case in which an object’s angular motion can be ignored, such as a small object suspended from a … more

Spring Pendulum(Vertical)

Spring Pendulum(Vertical)

This simulation ignored the effects of friction. Simple harmonic oscillation In everyday life, we see a lot of movements that repeated the same oscillation. Like below, shaky or suspended objects are doing this oscillation. Clock pendulum … more

Force on Inclined Plane

Force on Inclined Plane

Gravity acts on all objects. Suppose an object is placed on an inclined plane. This object is subjected to a force that slips downward by gravity. If the slope is θ, then the magnitude of this … more