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====== Uniform Circular Motion ====== | ====== Uniform Circular Motion ====== | ||
- | There are times when you will observe systems that move around some central axis in a very regular fashion. For example, the Moon revolves around the Earth in an orbit that is nearly circular. In doing so, it moves with nearly the same speed (not velocity!) at every location in its orbit. A system whose motion can be modeled as moving in a circular orbit at constant speed is said to execute " | + | There are times when you will observe systems that move around some central axis in a very regular fashion. For example, the Moon revolves around the Earth in an orbit that is nearly circular. In doing so, it moves with nearly the same speed (not velocity!) at every location in its orbit. A system whose motion can be modeled as moving in a circular orbit at constant speed is said to execute " |
==== The Net Force for Uniform Circular Motion ==== | ==== The Net Force for Uniform Circular Motion ==== |