Kinesiology

Mass is the amount of matter composing the object, whereas gravity is the force acting on the object and the product of its mass and acceleration due to gravity (g=9.8m/s²)

The measure of resistance to angular acceleration. It is affected both by the total mass and the distance that mass is from the COR: I=mr²(m=mass, r=distance from COR)

Work

Power

Studying of motion without consideration of the forces that act upon it. Involves position, displacement, velocity, and acceleration.

The study of motion and the forces involved. Moment of inertia, work, power, and energy (potential and kinetic)

Scalar only has magnitude whereas vecter has 4 components: magnitude, orientation, point of application, and direction

Collinear- act in straight line ("pull my finger") Parallel- forces act parallel to each other Concurrent- intersect at same point General- everywhere

- Forces are equal and parallel in magnitude - points of application on opposite ends of lever - produce equal torques of the same sense. As in the forces are in opposite directions but act on different sides of the axis of rotation of the lever

-2 or more forces that act on a rigid body - rotary motion is produced - translational motion is minimized

Any force or combination of forces applied to outside of a structure.

Total Load.. Sun of all external forces

Tension Compression Shear (known as friction)

The load expressed per unit of cross-sectional area. (Most useful)

Strain