Lec 24 | 8.01 Physics I: Classical Mechanics, Fall 1999
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Rolling Motion - Gyroscopes - VERY NON-INTUITIVE
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vq = w*R (of course), but vc of a point (lets say P) on the circle (as it is shown on the blackboard) depends on the angle. vc = 0 when the point P has contact with ground then. And 2Rw at the opposite.
perhaps you will confirm: the point that has contact with the ground has no velocity at all. vp = 0
Because if it has any horizontal component of velocity it would be "faster" than the ground ->slack.
and this peticular point in contact with the ground at the actual time T: had! vertical velocity downward -deltaT ago and it will have! vert. vel. upwards in +deltaT (for deltaT -> 0 (sec). => vp,vertical(T)=0
Not easy to explain that way.
but what do you propose then? What is your profession?
Come on. It's O.K. I'll shut up.
ah!!!
it drives me crazy!
you draw, than turn around, make sure the students see wat the heck your scribbling on the board and then you explain.
Hope he's not my teacher
oh... and this was very intiresting
*goes to get string and wheel*
becomes very simple........see this video.....