06Class 11 Physics
System of Particles and Rotational Motion formulas
Centre of mass, torque and rotational formulas. Most of rotation mirrors straight-line motion, so learn the two side by side.
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Centre of mass
- Discrete particles
- Continuous body
Rotation
- Torque
- Angular momentum
- Rotational second law
- Rotational kinetic energy
- Rotational power
- Equations of rotation
Moment of inertia
- Definition
- Parallel axis theorem
- Perpendicular axis theorem
For flat bodies only.
- Ring, about its central axis
- Disc, about its central axis
- Solid sphere, about a diameter
- Hollow sphere, about a diameter
- Rod, about its centre
- Rod, about one end
Rolling without slipping
- Condition
- Total kinetic energy
k is the radius of gyration, from I = mk².
- Acceleration down an incline
Where students slip up
- Using the perpendicular axis theorem on a 3D body. It only applies to flat bodies, such as discs and thin plates.
- Using the parallel axis theorem from an axis that isn't through the centre of mass. One of the two axes must pass through it.
- Forgetting the rotational part of kinetic energy on rolling bodies.
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