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Posted on 09/19/2013 2:46:04 PM PDT by SkyPilot
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You are most welcomed.
"He's already told atheists to live according to their conscience and they'll be just fine."
That was the spin the media put on it. He didn't really say it that way. The problem is this Pope makes vague statements that can be interpreted many different ways. To your point though I would not rule out anything. Does anyone really know how liberal (or not) this Pope is? It's a guessing game.
thank you for the insight-
I do not trust ANY of the media to correctly
address what he is trying to say- -
The pope must take a stand on the ultimate truth
of the scriptures and commandments!
God looks for ALL sinners to come to Him-!
AND we ARE ALL sinners-!
I wish he would say this loudly!- Pope Benedict
Did! - was he forced out?- did God tell him to leave?
over 600 years ago a pope was forced out because of
a schism (multiple popes)— but this came as a surprise
to all (insiders will not say)-
MAN, oh man, if I could write and "end Time Trilogy"
!!! between O'bummer, the New pope, the ascendency
of EviL! what a story I could make up!
++But that might make some unhappy, so the new Pope wont tell them the truth. He thinks the Gospel is Sin on, Brother!++
He thinks no such thing. He doesn't preach it either.
++Modern man is rushing to a hell they dont believe exists, while worshiping the God of Nike: Just do it! And the Pope is content to say, Yes, do it!++
The Pope says NO such thing.
Good grief! (Face palm...)
I did.
While that may be true, the public perception is that most Catholics believe the pope is "Infallible".
If it is only in cases of faith and morals when invoking a special charism for that particular pronouncement, that is fine.
However, that is a very narrow definition and a fine distinction of which the average person is not aware. Most people, upon questioning, will not know about the special charism that has only been invoked a few times in the past 150 years, and are more likely to believe that the pope is infallible in matters of faith and morals without having to make a special invocation.
I did, after all, use the term "consider". That means that, whatever the official stance is on this subject, the public perception is different. Abortion is definitely a matter of "Faith and Morals", so whatever the pope says on the matter is going to affect Catholics, whether he invokes a charism or not.
Your analysis may be more accurate than mine. However, this Pope scares me. I'm Baptist, but anyone who proclaims Jesus as Lord is under attack. In America, we're seeing people taken to court for their religious beliefs, and military members threatened. We are under attack, and he is acting like our attackers are just in need of a little guidance.
Modern man rejects the concept of sin. In a college class I was in last night, 2/3 of the class voted to legalize prostitution on the basis that people have the right to do what makes them happy, and orgasms make people happy!
We need Ronald Reagan as Pope, not Barry Obama...
He is approving sin. Shame on him.
Will he tell a homosexual he is a sinner? Or does he reply, "Golly, I sin too, and I'm the Pope!"
He is excusing sin, not confronting it. Think about John the Baptist...
When the Bishops did speak it was purposefully ambiguous to allow Catholics to vote for those who advocate for abortion.
I detect a strain of minimalist Christianity in this Pope.
In a Culture of Death in a Secular society...who is left to defend the defenseless if not the Catholic Church.
He is clearly moving away from JPII and Benedict...who were forceful in their challenges to Catholics, Christians and the World.
I seem to remember that some where, in church and Sunday School I was admonished to "love the sinner and hate the sin." If I, as a person cannot do that, cannot God? Jesus and God loves us, despite our sins. We have the obligation to repent our sins for salvation. I see the Pope's words as saying the same thing: God loves each of us, but not our sins. And he was not avoiding the question, but turning it on the hostile questioner, something I remember from logic and rhetoric class in college 45 years ago and have used it when appropriate.
Did you read the CBS report, or the report with his actual words I linked to in my post #9. Remember, the MSM has no desire to give any positive view of Pope Francis. They want to make him into their secular humanist/pagan world view and warping his quotation to have him saying what makes them feel good about their secular and anti-Christian beliefs.
You are quite incorrect. He is teaching people about how to confront sinners...as Jesus did with the adulterous woman. He healed her through His MERCY and forgiveness. He most certainly is NOT condoning sin...and he never will.
People need to really understand the motives of what and how the press reports what Pope Francis says and does.
"I see the Popes words as saying the same thing: God loves each of us, but not our sins."
Could you point to the specific quote from the Pope, where he is loving we sinners, yet not our sins.
Perhaps I missed this part, but he seems to be calling for balance, where the weights are measured against Christian morals. The "balance" was JPII and Benedict.
What a man! Truly a man of this world
This proceeded to get 131 thumbs up.
But I thought the same thing:
If you belonged to the world, the world would love its own; but because you do not belong to the world, and I have chosen you out of the world, the world hates you.
John 15:19
Yep: Love is God.
You are welcome!
...though our prayers will do so much more than our words with those who approach such things with their minds already leaning in a critical direction.
Let's just pray...and give them all to HIM who loves them in spite of it all. His ways are above our ways with this...
Only by Catholics.
The rest of us peons know better. :)
Nice try to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. This Pope is going to be a liberation theology liberal disaster. I smelled it from the beginning and every day it's being proved more true.
He's NOT saying that abortion is okay. He's saying that we don't start with the negatives first when we're trying to convert people.
The Church is our Mother, something that people have forgotten since Vatican II, when the Church suddenly became a politicized bureaucracy. Our Mother calls to us and brings us back to Her, and through her to Her Son, Jesus, and we don't have to be perfect to hear the call and respond. And we can even fall and come back once we're there.
This doesn't diminish the teachings of the Church on abortion, homosexuality, or anything else: it simply says that our first duty is to call to people, just as Our Lord did.
"He is teaching people about how to confront sinners...as Jesus did with the adulterous woman. He healed her through His MERCY and forgiveness. He most certainly is NOT condoning sin...and he never will."
True. But Francis omits the last part of that action in this interaction he discusses. There is no, "...and go and sin no more."
You are correct. Unfortunately, the words he uses allows people the wiggle room to believe he does, the way Bernardin's Seamless Garment gave cover to abortion supporters. I don't believe that is his intention but that is the result.
Not when it comes to religion or God. The MSM always report that faithfully.
You should read the comments on this article at the Daily Mail UK.
The atheists and gays are lovin' him!
thank you for posting this in full. Hopefully some who've used the biased CBS selective quotation to criticize Pope Francis, will read it and reconsider. And recognize that they were led astray by an article designed to cause such confusion among Christ's followers.
Methinks that is the most sensible thing I have ever heard a Catholic say.
Creepily stated, mamzelle. :)
Sorry, he's been carrying on for months now....and his "social justice" mentality seems to be running amok, not the other way around. He's not THAT new to the media world that he doesn't know how to voice things in terms that it doesn't frighten conservative and traditional Catholics half to death.
I had bad vibes about this Pope from the git-go. I will pray that he straightens up and flies RIGHT.
Get ready!
I will blame the media for a lot of things, but not this story.
The Pope's own quotes are used in the story, and not out of context.
Amen - and it seem like those days are fast approaching.
"The atheists and gays are lovin him!"
As are the Obama voting, , abortion loving Catholics. They are gloating on EWTN and Raymond Arroyo's FBook pages.
Yep, and there is the rub.
Every man, and woman, will disappoint but Jesus.
I knew it....always suspected this...bye bye traditional Church....
Your logical response exposes the attempt by some to discount the absolute un-Biblical "teaching" of this new pope.
I have seen it underlying in the many interviews and homilies of his that I have read. Can I point to an exact quotation? No I cannot. But I have not read him saying "love the sin." His style is to speak quietly and NOT shout "all you sinners are going to HELL" for, in my opinion, he recognizes that that 19th century style will NOT get anyone to listen, especially since Christian beliefs and morality are under attack throughout Western Society. In a military sense, he has his own set of tactics to fight the enemies of Christ, they may not be the same as yours, but his goal is the same (I hope of you) to convert the secular pagans to or back to Christianity.
He could have just said, "Hate the sin, love the sinner." And tell the sinner to go and sin no more. This is the part that always breaks the deal though.
Read the posts with context here:
I have read what Pope Francis has said and I understand it...and I know it is nothing new and is being misinterpreted by those who wish to mislead and by those who, though they may mean well, are simply incorrect.
You SHOULD understand that the press is VERY suspect in how they present anything. A good FReeper should automatically be wary.
I am finished commenting. I will simply pray that the Truthful One (John 8) will make the truth of this known in His own way and time.
May God sincerely bless you.
I don't know how much more the Catholic church can bend.....either abortion is okay or it isn't....either gay sex is sinful or its not...
should we hate sinners?...I don't think so....but do we have to invite them as if they haven't sinned?.....didn't the Jesus...."go and sin no more"???
I do not think so. The MSM wants him to be for "Liberation Theology" but I do not see that he is not going that way.
We have been trying to tell you guys to come out of this abomination for a very long time. Perhaps now, some eyes will be opened.
the "Catholic church" is not the pope nor it bishops or its cardinals...its not even its priests....its us....
He is. And his previous statements about atheists need to follow their "conscience" and the downplaying of homosexuality are equally outrageous.
And millions of people (including children) believe he is infallible, and speaks for God Himself.
Christ had something to say about such people:
"If anyone causes one of these little ones--those who believe in me--to stumble, it would be better for them to have a large millstone hung around their neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea."
Matthew 18:6
Popes aren't worshiped.
We need Jesus Christ as our Head on earth.....and even after He returns and reigns for 1000 years, some will still reject Him.
Can you imagine? Would not like to be them!
I recall they Jesus was condemned by the Pharisee and Sadducces for eating and speaking with sinners. Can we do no less than to invite them to know the teachings of Jesus? Or should we keep our churches for only us and our fellow non-sinners?
12,000 werds and not a one about pedophile priests? Anything about turning over the child-bangers he's hiding in the Fatican ? It's easier to run a bigass religion if you practice what you preach. Mostly, I just want to hear Pope Frankie define "celibacy" again.
This is now the top story on Drudge and the New York Times:
Pope Bluntly Faults Churchs Focus on Gays and Abortion
This is promoting sin and evil. There is no dancing around it.
"we dont start with the negatives first when were trying to convert people."
And yet Jesus never held back on the negatives. Neither should we.
like immigration....
You're correct, of course, but it's always baffled me why the reporting is always so side ways since most of them show up on Good Friday with a smoky thumb print on their fore head. They give cafeteria Catholics a bad rap.
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Mine does it from time to time. Seems to increase in frequency when my random reboots increase.
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Lesson 4 - The Congo Crisis
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A pastor, teacher, and mother, Karen Marie Yust offers a refreshing array of resources and provisions to guide and sustain parents and children on their mutual journey. Drawn from a three-year study of childrens spirituality as well as the best in theological tradition and literature, Real Kids, Real Faith provides insight and a variety of helpful tips for nurturing childrens spiritual and religious formation. Yust challenges the prevailing notion that children are unable to grasp religious concepts and encourages parents to recognize children as capable of genuine faith.
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|Joe Sugden
July 31, 1870
|Died: June 28, 1959
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Joseph Sugden (July 31, 1870 – June 28, 1959), was a professional baseball player who played catcher in the Major Leagues from 1893-1912. He would play for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Cleveland Spiders, St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago White Sox, St. Louis Browns, and Detroit Tigers, managing a basehit in his final game on May 18, 1912, as a member of the coaching staff for the replacement Tigers called into service when the team went on strike to protest the suspension of Ty Cobb.
In his later years, Sugden was a scout for the St. Louis Cardinals, a position he held until his death in 1959 at the age of 88.
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If you attended Sunday's traditional parade, you would not have been treated to the popular punk-rock band Green Day, but you certainly would have been greeted by a bitterly cold wind — and perhaps by a green dog.
"We're usually in the parade, but this year we're watching from the sidelines," Lori Hromyak said, referring to her role in Sunday's 36th annual Mahoning Valley St. Patrick's Day parade.
The Boardman woman also brought her daughter, Alli, 4, who was keeping an eye on and entertaining Britta, the family's 4-year-old pit-bull terrier.
Britta's fur was dyed light green, and complementary features included a green shamrock around her neck and even a small partially green ruffled dress by her tail. The animal also wasn't shy about receiving lots of affection from passers-by, Hromyak said about Britta, whom she adopted from For the Dogs Animal Rescue Inc. of Hubbard.
Mother and daughter were among the thousands who lined both sides of Market Street and braved 25-degree temperatures and a stiff wind to view the one-mile parade, themed "Celtic Pride." It proceeded from McClurg Road to the Southwoods Medical Complex just south of Southern Park Mall.
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Despite the weather, an estimated 2,000 people marched, noted Joyce Kale-Pesta, parade-committee president.
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The unfavorable conditions also failed to give Hromyak pause regarding watching the traditional, colorful parade.
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The parade featured the usual fare such as vendors selling a wide assortment of green beads, horns, shamrocks and necklaces. Another common sight was people in green hats and shirts with Irish sayings; a few others kept warm by wrapping themselves in blankets — green, of course.
A new parade feature was the return of the Boardman High School marching band, which made its first appearance in 22 years, organizers said.
Ten-year-old Dalton Spehar of Austintown went a little further on the green theme: In addition to the light-green hat, he sported the same-colored beard.
The Austintown Intermediate School fourth-grader, who came with his mother, Linda, also brought Rusty, the family's Yorkshire terrier who wore a small green shamrock around his neck.
Youngstown Mayor John A. McNally served as grand marshal; Jack Grdic, WFMJ's general manager, was Lord Mayor of Kilkenny; Michael G. Timlin, owner of Youngstown-based Timlin Plumbing & Heating Inc., received the Ockerman Award.
The fun and festivities continued after the parade during a party at the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 66 building on McClurg Road. Revelers were treated to plenty of food and drink, Irish step dancers, bagpipe players and the Shaffer Bros., a five-piece Irish band. Also, trophies were awarded.
How is the St. Patricks Day Parade a place to celebrate who you sleep with. Its the St Patricks day parade....not LGBT day. They can't just march in the parade and be just another human being. No, they have to march under a banner that promotes division. Is anyone marching under a heterosexual banner? The parade is about celebrating St Patrick's Day not about look at me I'm a homosexual celebrating St Patrick's Day. It's sad that these sponsors allowed themselves to be used.
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I'm straight and i'm proud!
Truly it is 2014 and the archaic notion you're preaching that being in the LGBT community is about who you sleep with is completely absurd. There where gay people and straight allies marching to show support for an overlooked and oppressed group of human beings. I hope some day you will see the light and adjust your primitive thinking to include love for humanity and not dwell on what people do in the privacy of there own homes.
You'd have more public support if you would choose not to use benign public celebration's to turn it into a platform to tell us all your gay. We dont care. Do the irish people force themselves on the gay pride parade?
NO ONE ELSE IS ADVERTISING THEIR OWN AGENDAS???? Find another venue to do this at and not the St. Patrick's Day parade which welcomes everyone to march together to honor St. Patrick and not for any other ulterior motive.
Honestly your sense of reality is warped. There is no "gay agenda" Not sure if you watched the parade or not but fireman were in fire trucks, school bands were carrying school names, businesses had their logos displayed. The LGBT community is no different. You really need to get over yourself. The LGBT community won't be suppressed by bigots such as you. Go picket with westboro people like YOU thankfully are becoming the manority now.
I used to not care what gay people did as long as they did it in the privacy of their homes and or kept their sex lives private like most people do. Now that they are forcing their way into everything every day everywhere it's getting pretty tiresome. It's hard to respect anyone that shown no respect for anyone else. St. Patrick's Day is a celebration of Irish heritage, not sexual preference. But then liberals will always use issues and events that are unrelated to push their social agenda. Pathetic.
First off, I am Irish my grandparents are from Ireland. Are yours? In addition gay people have the right to be thought of as people. If you would like to go out in public and hold your husbands or wife's hand I would not care about that if I want to go out in public and I want to hold my partners and you would care about that that's where you're missing the distinction between myself and you. I accept people you exclude people based on how they identify. I can see there's no getting through to you so be lonely in your opinion. Bitterness only makes people die unhappy
Most gays just want to lead quiet lives and stay out of the limelight. There is a group though that are quite vocal and are pushing their agenda…the agenda of making everyone accept their lifestyle! I call them the screaming queens!
Even the other gays don't like them and think they are being ridiculous in their ways of being accepted.
they passed out candy, waved and smiled at people. What did they do that was so bad. Nothing. There were No sex acts Ambriella you need to stop your deception. Stop you sexual obsession. In fact they did the same thing as everyone else in the parade did. They gave us candy. Just like the politicians (who weren't Irish), the black firefighters, the tow companies.
The parade is a commercial, a chance to advertise yourself and your interests.
No Ambriella, like most people, most gays are lazy loafs who have a handful of people do the work, even when it comes to seeking their rights.
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FURTHER MECHANICS - for 2011-12 students
New: videos on SHM:
Part 1, explaining the idea of SHM and a couple of very simple examples.
Part 2 - examples from EdExcel M3, showing typical techniques for calculating key quantities.
Part 3 - 2 exam questions (fairly difficult) involving how to find approximate SHM equations
The sequence of topics is as follows:
- Projectiles (M2 topic)
- Motion in a circle with constant speed (M2 topic)
- Motion in a vertical circle (FM topic)
- Equilibrium of a Rigid body (FM topic)
- Momentum and Impulse (FM topic)
- Hooke's Law (M2 topic)
- Simple Harmonic Motion (FM topic)
- Rotation of a Rigid Body (FM topic)
A little note: the last two topics are definitely the most difficult so save up some brain power for Semester 2!!
Some notes on how to do rigid body equilibrium problems:
1. Have confidence! The information must be there, available, to solve the problem. Since the only physical laws we apply are the laws of static equilibrium: total force is zero, total moment is zero, and the laws of static friction, there are only two types of equation + plus one type of inequality that can possibly apply:
This means that the problems cannot be complicated. In almost all cases, you will only need to solve linear simultaneous equations; calculus or series are not required. Please do remember to use inequalities rather than equations for the friction forces - this is probably the most common mistake.
2. Search for a pivot.
The principle here is that, in static equilibrium the sum of the clockwise moments about ANY PIVOT INSIDE OR OUTSIDE THE BODY is zero. Since the moment of a force depends on the perpendicular distance from the pivot to the line of action of the force, you are looking for a pivot through which as many as possible of the lines of action of the individual forces pass. Pay attention to corners, centres of bodies and in general to any point which has a high degree of symmetry on the diagram. You need to learn this skill yourself, the examiner will rarely if ever tell you what to do!
3. Make a good free body diagram of the body you're analysing.
In these questions, the examiners will almost always provide you with a diagram. Sometimes they mark on the forces themselves, other times they don't - you can't rely on it. In any cases, it is 100% hopeless to try and solve problems of this complexity without a good quality diagram to look at, so make at least one good quality diagram with a ruler which marks all forces acting on the body you're analysing. It is quite common that you will need to draw more than one diagram - such as two free body diagrams of two connected objects, or sometimes make a diagram of one section of the system to help you analyse the geometry correctly.
4. Unambiguous labelling is a necessity.
It doesn't matter if you choose the letter N or the letter R to represent normal contact forces, but what is EXTREMELY important is to make clear which force you are talking about in your equations. Use subscripts like this:
and of course just as important is that these labels match what's on your diagram, otherwise the examiner cannot follow your arguments.
5. Remember the main property of the frictional and normal contact forces.
Friction between two surfaces opposes the relative motion between the surfaces of contact. This will tell you the direction of the force. The normal contact force is always perpendicular to the surface of contact. If the surface is not flat, the direction of the contact will be in the direction of the normal line at the point of contact. The normal contact force between flat surfaces will not always act through the centre of mass of the object concerned - see 6.
6. Toppling and Lami's Theorem.
It can be proved (you don't need to learn how if you're not concerned) that if exactly three forces act on a body, then it will be in equilibrium (neither move nor rotate) if and only if (a) the three forces as vectors form a complete triangle and (b) the line of action of the three forces all pass through the same point.
When trying to find the point at which an object, resting on a surface, is about to topple we can use Lami's Theorem. The lines of action of the normal contact force and the weight must cross at the surface of contact. This will be possible as long as the line of action of the weight (which is a vertical line through the centre of gravity, by definition) passes through the joint surface of contact. The normal contact force can (effectively) act through any point on the contact surface (it is best to think of it as a weighted average of lots of little contact forces between all the atoms in contact). Once this point crosses outside the surface of contact, static equilibrium is impossible and the body will rotate. This is called toppling.
See the diagram below to help you think about this:
In more complicated, more general cases, it will still be true that on the point of toppling (just about to topple), the normal contact force will act at the corner which is the pivot of the potential rotation.
Start by considering motion around a circle. We know from our studies that a particle rotating in a circle has motion which obeys these equations:
and we also remember that, in these equations the velocity v is a vector tangential to the circle, whilst the acceleration a is centripetal which means that it's directed along the radius towards the centre. The quantity
is referred to as the angular velocity. The dot above theta means the first derivative with respect to time. Let's introduce further notation:
The second of the two equations refer to what's called the "angular acceleration", which in some books is written as "alpha", or "theta double dot" more commonly.
How can we apply these quantities to the case of circular motion with varying speed (the most common example is motion in a vertical circle, but we will have to consider others also)?
Careful consideration should show you:
These are the two components of the acceleration of the particle; the first, the transverse acceleration, is the product of the radius with the angular acceleration. Notice that you can find the magnitude of he acceleration of the particle by combining the two perpendicular components:
Since these equations describe the motion of any particle moving in a circle, they can also be used to apply to the rotation of a rigid body, because each particle in the body rotates in a circle with the same angular velocity, precisely because it's rigid. The body will obey Newton's laws, of course, and it's possible to make a rotational analogue of all the equations we learnt in M1 for linear motion. The analogy is as follows:
|u, v
or angular velocity
or "torque" or"moment" or "turning effect"
or "moment of inertia"
Using these analogies, all the linear equations of motion with constant acceleration can be recreated and are correct:
Of these, the first and last are the equations that you will use most frequently. The first one allows you to find the angular acceleration for a given "torque" (or moment). The last can be used to find the final angular velocity after a period of motion during which the torque, and therefore the angular acceleration are not constant (problems of this type are common on the exam).
Finding the moment of inertia.
The moment of inertia is the rotational equivalent of mass. Just as the force needed to create 1 metre per second of acceleration is proportional to the mass, so the torque needed to create 1 radian per second squared of angular acceleration is proportional to the moment of inertia. It's easy to see that the moment of inertia of a single particle rotating at a distance r from a pivot should be mr^2:
And we can find the total moment of inertia of a rigid body X can be found as a sum:
For continuous bodies of two or three dimensions such as triangular or rectangular laminas, rods, cubes, spheres or cones, we can use integration to accurately find the correct value of these sums. Key results are given in the formula sheet for Further Maths, MF10. NOTE THAT YOU WILL NOT BE EXPECTED TO FIND THE MOMENT OF INERTIA BY INTEGRATION, although it is discussed in your textbooks.
Finding related moments of inertia.
There are three rules which can be used to find moments of inertia of objects that are in some way similar to one given as a standard result. The stretch theorem (not often used on the exam) is the easiest one to understand.
The stretch theorem is the trivial observation that the moment of inertia of a 3D body which can be formed by stretching a 2D body along the axis of rotation has the same moment of inertia as the 2D body. For example, the moment of inertia of a circular disc of mass m and radius r is:
The moment of inertia of a cylinder, about its axis of symmetry has exactly the same formula.
The parallel axes theorem, which is a little less obvious, but still quite easy to prove, states that the moment of inertia of a body X about an axis A is equal to the moment of inertia of the same body X about an axis B which passes through the centre of mass G of X, plus the mass of X multiplied by the square of the distance between A and B:
To understand this rule, it helps to remember that it is logical that the moment of inertia will always be lower for an axis through the centre of mass than any other parallel axis - this is because in some sense the mass is more "evenly distributed" about the centre of mass than about any other point. Notice that the word "moment" is also used in statistics - the variance of a distribution is the "second moment" of the distribution, and is analogous to the moment of inertia.
The perpendicular axis theorem is the most complicated of the three, and is a bit more difficult to prove - but you don't need to remember the proof. It states that for any rigid lamina (2D body),
where Ix and Iy are moments of inertia about any two perpendicular axes in the plane of the lamina, and Iz is the moment of inertia about the axis which is perpendicular to the lamina. Very often you will be able to make use of this theorem by combining it with some symmetry of the body you are analysing. For example, the moment of inertia about the diagonals of a square of side a:
can be found by noting that:
1. According to the list of formulae, the moment of inertia of the square about an axis perpendicular to its plane and through its centre is:
so that the moment of inertia for a square is:
2. The moment of inertia I about each diagonal must be equal by symmetry.
3. According to the perpendicular axis theorem, therefore:
From these three points we can deduce:
Finding the moment of inertia of a lamina (a two dimensional object of uniform mass per square metre) is one of the most common simple questions on the exam and is a source of a lot of easy marks, as long as you understand the few simple ideas above. The ideas you need to combine are:
- For a uniform lamina/body, the mass of one section of the body is proportional to the area/volume
- The moment of inertia of two or more bodies about the same axis is the sum of the individual moments of inertia
- The moment of an inertia of a lamina with a piece cut out can be found by subtraction (trivial application of the principle above)
- Standard formulae for the moments of inertia of a particle, a rectangle, a disc, a rod
- The three theorems described above: stretch rule, parallel axis theorem, perpendicular axis theorem
- The deduction that the moment of inertia about certain different axes must be the same by symmetry
Combining these ideas to solve problems in rotational dynamics.
Here is one very typical example of how we can use these formulas to make deductions about rotational motion (it's adapted from the CIE exam in Winter 2008):
Question: "A uniform disc of mass m and radius a, is free to rotate without resistance in a vertical plane about a horizontal axis through its centre. A light inextensible string has one end fixed to the rim of the disc, and is wrapped about the rim. A block of mass 2m is attached to the other end of the string. The system is released from rest with the block hanging vertically. While the block moves it experiences a constant resistance to motion of magnitude 0.1 mg. Find the angular acceleration of the disc and find also the angular speed of the disc when it has turned through one complete revolution."
As the mass falls, it is pulled upwards by the tension force in the string. This same tension force T is exerted on the disc, so that the net torque on the disc is Ta. To find T, we notice that the acceleration of the points on the circumference of the disc must be the same as the acceleration of the 2m mass. This allows us to use Newton's 2nd Law in linear form for the mass, and in rotational form for the disc, yielding 2 simultaneous equations to solve for T:
To find the angular velocity after one revolution, let's apply the principle of conservation of energy; remember that the disc acquiries a kinetic energy of rotation. "One revolution" means the angular displacement is 2pi.
Energy output = Final KE of disc + Final KE of mass + energy lost to resistance force
Energy input = GPE lost by 2m mass
Answer this question: could we have found this answer without using the conservation of energy?
Yes. Because the angular acceleration of the disc is constant, we could use the rotational analogue of v^2=u^2 + 2as:
which, in this case, gives the same answer more quickly. But remember that in many questions the angular acceleration will not be constant because the torque is not constant. In these cases you'll have to use energy.
A quick conceptual summary about Simple Harmonic Motion
The following powerpoint describes many of the key concepts (although warning, the "Physics" version of the equations):
The set of notes you were given on paper also summarize the basics very well.
However what is not well explained anywhere in the books is the method of approximation to SHM. It works like this:
given an equation for net force which is complicated and certainly not linear, such as
We can assume that this motion is approximately SHM if:
How does this form arise? The answer is actually quite deep - as you learnt in elementary calculus, any curve looks like a line in a very small region. Another way to say this is that every function is "nearly" linear for small enough variations in the independent variable. That also is true for the function above representing the variation of force with distance. However if we want a form
and not
then it's necessary to choose the variable x such that y is zero when x is zero. That's why the important "trick" in analysing approximate SHM is to CHOOSE THE DISPLACEMENT VARIABLE SUCH THAT THE FORCE IS ZERO WHEN x is ZERO!! If you remember nothing else, please remember this!
Now how do we get:
? The answer is we can either use the method of Taylor Series (see p. 260 of yellow book for Further Pure) (but this is NOT on the syllabus), or we can use a binomial approximation:
SHM approximation for rotations
It's also possible to use the approximations
to make an approximate form of an SHM equation; we convert the rotational analogue of Newton's 2nd Law:
In this case the constant k must be negative for an SHM approximation, and the period can then be found in the normal way:
SOME OTHER WORKSHEETS/FILES etc.
(By the way, here is the basketball problem and my answer for your entertainment:
Please don't be prejudiced against short basketball players!!
Projectiles 2:
This worksheet was not issued in the lesson; you can ask for a copy from me or download it here.
Test - answers for projectiles test are available in this document:
Circular motion answers
Exercises for horizontal circular motion were taken from the CIE Paper 5 for A-level. Here is a summary of the numerical answers for those exercises, organized by exam date:
|CIE Paper 5 horizontal circle exercises - answers
|Exam date
|Numerical answers
|Summer 03 Q5
|(i) 6N (ii) 9 m/s
|Summer 04 Q7
|(i) v = 1.5 a) T= 5.4 b) F = 1.18
|Summer 05 Q2
|Theta = 35, T = 1.83, v = 2.83
|Winter 02 Q4
|a=20 T(PB) = 10.8N
|Winter 03 Q1
|Winter 04 Q6
|(i) mu = 0.45 (ii) omega = 3.75 rad/s
|Summer 06 Q3
|(i) L = 2.52 (ii) 3.18 m/s
|Winter 06 Q2
|(i) F = 0.135 (ii) mu >= 0.225
|Winter 07 Q2
|(i) T = 3.6 N (ii) 0.882 N
|Summer 08 Q3
|(i) T = 1.69 N (ii) v = 3.93
|Winter 08 Q4
|(i) a) 1.5N b) 0.617N (ii) T = 2.5 N omega = 9.13 rad/s
|Summer 09 Q4
|(ii) 2.31 m/s (iii) 1.09 s
|Winter 09 Q6
|(i) 1.94 N (ii) 1.01 N (iii) omega (max) = 4.32 rad/s
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Heinz Finke (8 February 1920 – 7 December 1996) was a highly decorated Major in the Wehrmacht during World War II and an Oberst in the Bundeswehr. He was also a recipient of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to recognise extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership. He was also awarded the very rare Close Combat Clasp in Gold one of only 631 awards. Heinz Finke was captured by Soviet troops in March 1945 and was held until 1955. He later joined the Bundeswehr in 1956 and served until retirement in 1972.
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- Iron Cross (1939)
- 2nd Class (9 October 1939)
- 1st Class (12 October 1941)
- Wound Badge
- in Black
- in Silver
- Eastern Front Medal
- Infantry Assault Badge
- Close Combat Clasp
- in Bronze
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- in Gold (February 1945)
- Honour Roll Clasp of the Army (25 January 1944)
- German Cross in Gold (5 September 1943)
- Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on 4 May 1944 as Hauptmann and commander of I. / Grenadier-Regiment 51 (motorisiert) [1]
- ^ Fellgiebel 2000, p. 151.
- Berger, Florian (2004). Ritterkreuzträger mit Nahkampfspange in Gold [Knight's Cross Bearers with the Close Combat Clasp in Gold] (in German). Vienna, Austria: Selbstverlag Florian Berger. ISBN 978-3-9501307-3-7.
- Fellgiebel, Walther-Peer (2000) [1986]. Die Träger des Ritterkreuzes des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939–1945 — Die Inhaber der höchsten Auszeichnung des Zweiten Weltkrieges aller Wehrmachtteile [The Bearers of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross 1939–1945 — The Owners of the Highest Award of the Second World War of all Wehrmacht Branches] (in German). Friedberg, Germany: Podzun-Pallas. ISBN 978-3-7909-0284-6.
- Patzwall, Klaus D.; Scherzer, Veit (2001). Das Deutsche Kreuz 1941 – 1945 Geschichte und Inhaber Band II [The German Cross 1941 – 1945 History and Recipients Volume 2] (in German). Norderstedt, Germany: Verlag Klaus D. Patzwall. ISBN 978-3-931533-45-8.
- Scherzer, Veit (2007). Die Ritterkreuzträger 1939–1945 Die Inhaber des Ritterkreuzes des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 von Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, Waffen-SS, Volkssturm sowie mit Deutschland verbündeter Streitkräfte nach den Unterlagen des Bundesarchives [The Knight's Cross Bearers 1939–1945 The Holders of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 by Army, Air Force, Navy, Waffen-SS, Volkssturm and Allied Forces with Germany According to the Documents of the Federal Archives] (in German). Jena, Germany: Scherzers Miltaer-Verlag. ISBN 978-3-938845-17-2.
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Published: Tuesday, January 12, 2010 at 4:30 a.m.
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On Friday night at the Henderson County YMCA, West Henderson's boys and girls swim teams competed in their first meet of 2010, which was also their first meet in about three weeks.
It didn't look that way, as the Falcons and Lady Falcons ended up winning 18 out of the 22 events in a county showdown against Hendersonville and East Henderson.
The swimmer taking home the most first-place finishes was West junior Krista Van Giesen, who is this week's recipient of the Edward Jones/Times-News Prep Player of the Week award, presented by Ryan Harman at Edward Jones Investments in Hendersonville.
"Since the age of 8, Krista has been one of the top female sprinters in the state. When she was 12, she had one of the top 16 times in the nation," West swim coach Eric Hyder said.
Van Giesen breezed to the sprint titles Friday night, winning the 50-meter freestyle with a time of 30.56 seconds and the 100 freestyle with a time of 1:09.72.
She had two more first-place finishes: The 200 medley relay, where she swam the first leg, and the 200 freestyle relay, where she swam anchor.
Hyder said he remembers Van Giesen as a young, eager freshman ready to compete three years ago.
"Since then, I've seen her blossom in to a young woman who has excellent leadership skills. She's a co-captain on our team this year," Hyder said.
Giesen already has regional qualifying times in the 100 freestyle, the 100 backstroke and the 200 freestyle. She's also qualified for the state championship meet the past two seasons.
"She's a very versatile swimmer," he said.
Up next for Giesen and West's swim teams is a showdown with conference rival Tuscola on Wednesday in Waynesville.
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