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Calculating Final Speed of a 5kg Vase
then can you show me the step to get the final speed??- bboycs
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Calculating Final Speed of a 5kg Vase
is that have to include mg??- bboycs
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Calculating Final Speed of a 5kg Vase
final speed ?? A 5 kg vase is lifted vertically from rest to a distance of 10 m with a constant upward applied force of 60.0 N. Calculate iii) the final speed of the vase F=ma 60=5(a) a=12 v^2 = U^2+2as v^2=0+2(12)(10) V^2 = 240 v= 15.49m/s is the step correct~...- bboycs
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How Does Elevator Cable Tension Compare to Weight During Motion?
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How Does Elevator Cable Tension Compare to Weight During Motion?
this is for question (ii)... so the w is greater then tension?? another one is the question (i) is the tension = weight of elevator?? due to the acceleration is 0- bboycs
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How Does Elevator Cable Tension Compare to Weight During Motion?
i) the accelaration = 0 from equation T-W = ma so when a = 0 T-W =0 W = T the tension not equal to W ?? ii)moving downward...- bboycs
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How Does Elevator Cable Tension Compare to Weight During Motion?
a) An elevator travels upward at a constant speed. The elevator is hung by a single cable. Friction and air resistance are negligible. ii) Is the tension in the cable greater than, less than, or equal to the weight of the elevator? Explain. iii) The elevator travels...- bboycs
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