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| Mar7-12, 12:07 AM | #1 |
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About egg drop
I am confused that many web sites say that it took 25 N to crack the egg, it's ok but
When I do the drop test with 8 meter building. So, I calculate the force: 1kg(box) * 9.81m/s^2 So, the force tat impact my box is 9.81 Newton but the egg was crack. I just confuse! |
| Mar8-12, 03:42 AM | #2 |
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You dropped a box? Try dropping a single egg. How much does a single egg weigh? I never used them so take it 'x', w=mg
=9.8x They say 25N no? well 25=9.8x x=25/9.8 =2.55 an egg can't be 2.55 kg right? At what height did they drop the egg? momentum=mass*velocity. when you drop the egg from great height, by the time it reaches the earth, the velocity increases much and hence momentum. And hence it experiences much force. U must consider the height. |
| Mar8-12, 11:11 AM | #3 |
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Ty i get it
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