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biomechanics
forces acting on performer during linear motion
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weight
is a
gravitational
force that pulls the body towards the
earth
greater
mass
= greater
weight force
static friction
force
exerted on one surface by another when there is no
motion
between both surfaces
sliding friction
two bodies
in contact with each other that are both in motion
friction both act in opposite motions
3 things friction is affected by?
temperature
of both surfaces: higher temp = less friction
mass
of objects sliding: larger mass = greater friction
characteristics of both surfaces
what is air resistance?
force that acts in
opposite
direction
to motion of a body travelling through air
3 things air resistance is dependent on.
velocity
of moving body
cross-sectional area
of moving body
shape/surface characteristics of moving body
reaction force
for every force acting on
performer
there is a reaction force in opposite direction
what law does reaction force relate to?
newtons 3rd law