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Solve Rotational Problem 3: Max Angle for Rod+Clay
I have another question if the massless rod is in that case , should I consider the Kinetic energy to be the initial energy ?- Anthonyphy2013
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Solve Rotational Problem 3: Max Angle for Rod+Clay
Homework Statement A 75 g 30 cm long rod hangs vertically on a frictionless, horizontal axle passing through its center. A 10g ball of clay traveling horizontally at 2.5 m/s hits and stick to the very bottom tip of the rod. To what maximum angle measured from the vertical, does the rod with...- Anthonyphy2013
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Solving Elevator Problem Homework Statement
so you mean the mass is 50 not 865( 815+50) ?- Anthonyphy2013
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Calculating Angular Displacement of CD with Radius 6.0 cm
Homework Statement If the radius of theCD below is 6.0cm and the angular velocity is 5.0 rad/s , what's is its angular displacement in 2.0s ? Homework Equations Delta θ = ωt+.5∂t^2 The Attempt at a Solution I know the angular velocity and the time but how can I find out the radial...- Anthonyphy2013
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- Angular Angular displacement Displacement Radius
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Solving Elevator Problem Homework Statement
815 comes from the combined mass of the elevator and the scale . 9530N-(865*9.8)N=(865)a a=1.22 m/s2 Apparent weight=N=Mg(a/g+1) =(865*9.8)(1.22/9.8 + 1) 9532.3N Is that corrected ?- Anthonyphy2013
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Pulley Problem 1: Calculating Masses Acceleration & Tension
you mean the magnitude of the acceleration depends on the length . Could it be dependent on the tension as well ? Let's say , one rope is pulling the mass on the table on a horizontal frictionless pulley with the acceleration and that pulley is hanging two rope to the hanging mass going down. So...- Anthonyphy2013
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What Is the Particle's Speed When Its X Coordinate Reaches 15m?
That means I just consider the x and y component of the acceleration and put them to find the velocity of y component- Anthonyphy2013
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Pulley Problem 1: Calculating Masses Acceleration & Tension
Homework Statement An object of mass m1 =45kg sits on a horizontal frictionless table. A rope is attached to it , which runs horizontally to a frictionless pulley , then down to a hanging mass m2 = 5kg a) the acceleration of each mass b) the tension in the rope Homework Equations...- Anthonyphy2013
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- Pulley pulley problem
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Solving Elevator Problem Homework Statement
Homework Statement A woman stands on a scale in a moving elevator. Her mass is 50kg and the combined mass of the elevator accelerates upward. During the acceleration , the hoisting cable applies a force of 9350N. What does the scale read during the acceleration ? Homework Equations F...- Anthonyphy2013
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What Is the Particle's Speed When Its X Coordinate Reaches 15m?
Homework Statement At t=0, a particle leaves the origin with the velocity of 9.0m/s in the positive y direction and moves in the xy plane with a constant acceleration of ( 2.0i-4.0j) m/s ^2 . At the instant the x coordinate of the particle is 15 m , what is the speed of the particle ...- Anthonyphy2013
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Calculating the Length of the Tortoise-Hare Race
thanks so much- Anthonyphy2013
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Calculating the Length of the Tortoise-Hare Race
Homework Statement A speedy tortoise can run with a velocity of 01m/s and a hare can run 2.0m/s . In a race , the hare gives the tortoise a 2- minute head start. The tortoise wins the race by a shell ( 0.2m ) . What was the length of the race ? Homework Equations D =v/t , 20minute = 120 sec...- Anthonyphy2013
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Max Angle of Rod w/ Clay Ball: Rotational Problem 2
inelastic collision . Thats I am wondering the kinetic rotational energy is concluded and I am wondering the kinetic rotational energy is 1/2IW^2 and I = 1/2MR^2 + (M+m)R^2 ? how can I find angular velocity in this case ?- Anthonyphy2013
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Max Angle of Rod w/ Clay Ball: Rotational Problem 2
Homework Statement A 75 kg , 34 cm long rod hangs vertically on a frictionless , horizontal axle passing through its cener. A 15 g ball of clay traelling horizontally at 2.2m/s hits and sticks to the very bottom tip of the rod. To what maximum angle , measured from vertical , does the rod (...- Anthonyphy2013
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Circular Motion Homework: Plane at 200m/s, R Radius to Zero Weight
Homework Statement A plane is traveling at 200 m/s following the arc of a vertical circle of radius R. At the top of its path, the passengers experience "weightlessness" .To one significant, what is the value of R ? Homework Equations Mv^2/R=Mat , N=mg(1+at/g) Velocity orbit =...- Anthonyphy2013
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- Circular Circular motion Motion
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