From d8fe4e0b9924b6f7f6f79da7745642d68bef5436 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: brynnchernosky <56202540+brynnchernosky@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 16 May 2023 21:22:46 -0400 Subject: finish tutorial --- .../PhysicsBox/PhysicsSimulationTutorial.json | 136 ++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 132 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) (limited to 'src/client/views/nodes/PhysicsBox/PhysicsSimulationTutorial.json') diff --git a/src/client/views/nodes/PhysicsBox/PhysicsSimulationTutorial.json b/src/client/views/nodes/PhysicsBox/PhysicsSimulationTutorial.json index 16d1de96c..3015deaa4 100644 --- a/src/client/views/nodes/PhysicsBox/PhysicsSimulationTutorial.json +++ b/src/client/views/nodes/PhysicsBox/PhysicsSimulationTutorial.json @@ -403,7 +403,7 @@ }, { "description": "Tension", - "magnitude": 16.68, + "magnitude": 11.77, "directionInDegrees": 90, "component": false } @@ -423,14 +423,32 @@ ], "showMagnitude": true }, - { "description": "Tension", - "content": "The force of tension acts in the positive y direction: π/2 rad. We know that the acceleration in a simple pulley system is .", + "content": "The force of tension acts in the positive y direction: π/2 rad. We know that the acceleration in a simple pulley system is (mass 2 - mass 1) * acceleration due to gravity / (mass 1 + mass 2) = (1.5-1) * 9.81 / (1.5+1) = 1.962 m/s^2. Because the acceleration is caused by the force of gravity and force of tension, we can solve for the force of tension acting on the weight as mass 1 * (a + acceleration due to gravity) = 1 * (1.962+9.81) = 11.77.", "forces": [ { "description": "Tension", - "magnitude": 16.68, + "magnitude": 11.77, + "directionInDegrees": 90, + "component": false + } + ], + "showMagnitude": true + }, + { + "description": "All Forces", + "content": "Combining all of the forces, we get the following free body diagram.", + "forces": [ + { + "description": "Gravity", + "magnitude": 9.81, + "directionInDegrees": 270, + "component": false + }, + { + "description": "Tension", + "magnitude": 11.77, "directionInDegrees": 90, "component": false } @@ -466,6 +484,116 @@ } ], "showMagnitude": false + }, + { + "description": "Force X Components", + "content": "There are two forces with x components to consider: the tension from the left rod and the tension from the right rod. These must cancel each other out so that the net x force is 0.", + "forces": [ + { + "description": "Left Tension X Component", + "magnitude": 4.907, + "directionInDegrees": 180, + "component": true + }, + { + "description": "Right Tension X Component", + "magnitude": 4.907, + "directionInDegrees": 0, + "component": true + } + ], + "showMagnitude": false + }, { + "description": "Force Y Components", + "content": "There are three forces with y components to consider: the tension from the left rod, the tension from the right rod, and the force of gravity.", + "forces": [ + { + "description": "Left Tension Y Component", + "magnitude": 4.907, + "directionInDegrees": 90, + "component": true + }, + { + "description": "Right Tension Y Component", + "magnitude": 4.907, + "directionInDegrees": 90, + "component": true + }, + { + "description": "Gravity Y Component", + "magnitude": 9.81, + "directionInDegrees": 270, + "component": true + } + ], + "showMagnitude": false + }, { + "description": "Force Y Components", + "content": "The y components of forces must cancel each other out so that the net y force is 0. Thus, gravity = left tension y component + right tension y component. Because the x components of tension are the same and the angles of each rod are the same, the y components must be the same. Thus, the y component for each force of tension must be 9.81/2.", + "forces": [ + { + "description": "Left Tension Y Component", + "magnitude": 4.907, + "directionInDegrees": 90, + "component": true + }, + { + "description": "Right Tension Y Component", + "magnitude": 4.907, + "directionInDegrees": 90, + "component": true + }, + { + "description": "Gravity Y Component", + "magnitude": 9.81, + "directionInDegrees": 270, + "component": true + } + ], + "showMagnitude": true + }, { + "description": "Tension", + "content": "Now that we know the y component of tension for each rod is 4.907, we can solve for the full force of tension as 4.907 = T * sin(45°) -> T = 6.94.", + "forces": [ + { + "description": "Left Tension", + "magnitude": 6.94, + "directionInDegrees": 135, + "component": false + }, + { + "description": "Right Tension", + "magnitude": 6.94, + "directionInDegrees": 45, + "component": false + } + ], + "showMagnitude": true + }, + { + "description": "All Forces", + "content": "Combining all of the forces, we get the following free body diagram.", + "forces": [ + { + "description": "Gravity", + "magnitude": 9.81, + "directionInDegrees": 270, + "component": false + }, + { + "description": "Left Tension", + "magnitude": 6.94, + "directionInDegrees": 135, + "component": false + }, + { + "description": "Right Tension", + "magnitude": 6.94, + "directionInDegrees": 45, + "component": false + } + ], + "showMagnitude": true } ] } -- cgit v1.2.3-70-g09d2