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Space Station-Artificial Gravity
Oh okay. Wow, I didn't realize it was that simple. Thanks.- ariol
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Space Station-Artificial Gravity
Yes. I am familiar with it.- ariol
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Space Station-Artificial Gravity
Determind the minimum diameter of a space station that would simulate an artificial G of 10 m/s^2 at a rotation rate of 1 rpm. I was not given an equation, it was one of them 'try to figure it out yourself equations' but I think it is: r=9.81g?(pie * rpm/30)^2 at least that is the...- ariol
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Hershey park/ Physics day Problems
Hershey park/ Physics day Problems- Help please. Hi, I recently went on a trip with my class to hershey park on physics day and we were given this packet (the link is below) to solve problems for bonus points. If anyone could help me out that would be great. I have already done the sidewinder...- ariol
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Equilibrant & box and plank problems
Problem 3: Two forces are exerted on a ring. The first force is a force of 20 N, 30 degrees North of East, and the second force is 15 N, 10 degrees West of North. What is the magnitude and direction of the equilibrant that keeps the ring from moving? Show all work. Problem 4: A 75-kg...- ariol
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Static Friction & Kinetic Friction
Problem 1: You need to move a 125-kg piece of furniture in your living room. You and your friend exert a force of 305 N to start it moving. What is the coefficient of static friction between the furniture and the floor? Problem 2: A 20-kg bowling ball slides half way down a lane with a...- ariol
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Accceleration/Velocity questions
Okay, I am beyond completely lost. I know you have to use certain equations to figure these out but other then that I'm completely clueless how to do them. If you could help that would be great. This is worth five bonus points on my grade if I can answer all these corectly. . Your can is...- ariol
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