Rotation
6.01A - I can represent rotational motion using graphs, written descriptions, and equations. I can apply mathematical models for constant angular acceleration to solve for unknown values. I can translate between rotational and translational motion
6.02B - I can use the rotational version of Newton's 2nd law to connect torque, angular acceleration, and moment of inertia for accelerating or static situations. I can use center of mass to determine how the object will translate or rotate.
6.03A - I can draw an extended free body diagram.
6.04B - I can calculate or compare torques given a force, lever arm, and angle. I can determine direction of torque about any point, including gravitational torque.
6.05A - I can describe qualitatively how changing the mass or distribution of mass affects the rotational inertia. I understand that rotational inertia is a property of an object.
6.06B - I can recognize the impact of mass, its distribution and angular velocity in the magnitude of rotational kinetic energy. I can include this when applying concepts of conservation of energy.
6.07B - I recognize that a change in momentum is caused by an unbalanced external torque applied over a time interval.
6.08B - I can apply conservation of angular momentum qualitatively or quantitatively to determine changes in angular velocity or rotational inertia, torques or other relevant information.
6.09B - I can solve advanced problems that involve calculations of rotational energy, angular momentum and concepts of energy, forces, momentum, and motion.
6.02B - I can use the rotational version of Newton's 2nd law to connect torque, angular acceleration, and moment of inertia for accelerating or static situations. I can use center of mass to determine how the object will translate or rotate.
6.03A - I can draw an extended free body diagram.
6.04B - I can calculate or compare torques given a force, lever arm, and angle. I can determine direction of torque about any point, including gravitational torque.
6.05A - I can describe qualitatively how changing the mass or distribution of mass affects the rotational inertia. I understand that rotational inertia is a property of an object.
6.06B - I can recognize the impact of mass, its distribution and angular velocity in the magnitude of rotational kinetic energy. I can include this when applying concepts of conservation of energy.
6.07B - I recognize that a change in momentum is caused by an unbalanced external torque applied over a time interval.
6.08B - I can apply conservation of angular momentum qualitatively or quantitatively to determine changes in angular velocity or rotational inertia, torques or other relevant information.
6.09B - I can solve advanced problems that involve calculations of rotational energy, angular momentum and concepts of energy, forces, momentum, and motion.