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Physical pendulum made of a uniform disk
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Physical pendulum made of a uniform disk
Homework Statement A physical pendulum is made of a uniform disk of mass M and radius R suspended from a rod of negligible mass. The distance from the pivot to the center of the disk is l. What value of l makes the period a minimum? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- aigerimzh
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- Disk Pendulum Physical Physical pendulum Uniform
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Wheel attached to a fixed shaft
Homework Statement A wheel is attached to a fixed shaft, and the system is free to rotate without friction. To measure the moment of inertia of the wheel-shaft system, a tape of negligible mass wrapped around the shaft is pulled with a known constant force F. When a length L of tape has...- aigerimzh
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- Shaft Wheel
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Solving for Rotational Velocity of a Ring and Bug System | Homework Question
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Solving for Rotational Velocity of a Ring and Bug System | Homework Question
1. Homework Statement A ring of mass M and radius R lies on its side on a frictionless table. It is pivoted to the table at its rim. A bug of mass m walks around the ring with speed v, starting at the pivot. What is the rotational velocity of the ring when the bug (a) is halfway around and...- aigerimzh
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- Mass Ring
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Particle moving with radial velocity
Can somebody answer me?- aigerimzh
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Particle moving with radial velocity
Can I find acceleration by a=v\Theta/(1-cos\Thetat)?- aigerimzh
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Particle moving with radial velocity
Homework Statement A particle moves in a plane with constant radial r=4m/s. The angular velocity is constant and has magnitude \Theta=2rad/s. When the particle is 3m from the origin, find the magnitude of the velocity and the acceleration. Homework Equations The Attempt at a...- aigerimzh
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- Particle Radial Velocity
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How can A be expressed in terms of n as a unit vector?
I think that (Axn)xn= aj?- aigerimzh
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How can A be expressed in terms of n as a unit vector?
Yes, here also I mean (Axn)xn- aigerimzh
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Vector perpendicular to two vectors
I mean AxB, and (AxB) means length of AxB. Do mean that my answer is not correct?- aigerimzh
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Vector perpendicular to two vectors
Homework Statement A=(i+j-k) B=(2i-j+3k) Need to find vector perpenducilar to them Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I've solved by finding A*B and then divided it to (A*B), the result was W=2i/\sqrt{38}-5j/\sqrt{38}-3k/\sqrt{38}. Is it correct?- aigerimzh
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- Perpendicular Vector Vectors
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How can A be expressed in terms of n as a unit vector?
Homework Statement Let A be an arbitrary vector and let n be a unit vector in some fixed direction. Show that A=(A.n).n+(A*n)*n Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know that (A.n).n gives component of arbitrary vector, assume that it equals to Ax- aigerimzh
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- Unit Unit vectors Vectors
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Vector from origin and two points/please explain how to solve it
Thanks a lot! But I can not understand a question. What should I find? Components of vector A? Or?- aigerimzh
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Vector from origin and two points/please explain how to solve it
Homework Statement Consider two points located at r1 and r2, separated by distance r=(r1-r2). Find a vector A from the origin to a point on the line between r1 and r2 at distance xr from the point at r1, where x is some number Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I have no...- aigerimzh
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- Explain Origin Vector
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