Thank you all for the replies.
I'm going to try to summarize what I'm understanding from this thread in hopes that I'll better string everything together:
I'm hoping to determine the angular displacement of a hinge acting against gravity given a certain amount of energy upon a collision (with...
Thanks @haruspex for the clarifications!
If I were to solve for the angle made must I solve for height? Assume I use energy (see below), would the angular displacement originating from angular velocity be sufficient?
In this case, assuming a perfectly elastic collision, would me considering...
Sorry, perhaps I should not have worded it like that. My question was more how I would calculate the maximum height of a rotating object to solve for GPE: use a triangle and the angle?
So equating rotational energy and the kinetic energy provided on the hinge to solve for angular velocity, and...
Thank you @haruspex!
Thanks for this clarification! I think I'll look at only the latter part of the motion first, with a certain energy and the angular displacement that results.
OK, this makes sense. Equate GPE and KE and solve for ##\theta##.
I have the kinetic energy given by the spring...
Thank you @ergospherical and @kuruman for the prompt replies! I'm a little bit more lost though...
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding this, but just to clarify, I'm looking at a hinged rectangular plate that is separate from the table: the hinge is simply on the table (or else it will dangle freely!)...
Hello!
I had a random question while playing around with a garbage can that I hoped y'all could help me walk through:
Let's say that I have a hinge on a table, rotating with gravity acting perpendicular to it. Energy is provided into the hinge, let's say by a spring, like so:
I want to know the...
Thank you all for the prompt replies! I appreciate your time helping me out.
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