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Calculating Car Lift Height with a Hydraulic Lift
In that case, would I add the .12m to the .13 for h1?- BeiW
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Calculating Car Lift Height with a Hydraulic Lift
Homework Statement A hydraulic lift is used to jack a 970 kg car .12m off the floor. The diameter of the output piston is .18 m, and the input force is 270 N. If the input piston moves .13 m in each stroke, how high does the car move up for each stroke? 2-3. Relevant equations and attempt at...- BeiW
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- Car Height Hydraulic Lift
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Pendulum Velocity: Understanding Wave Motion
I'm a total physics noob, and as I was reading my physics textbook, I came upon this stump. I know that for waves, Vmax2=(A)(square root of k/m). Does this apply to a pendulum because its motion is wavelike? If so, how does the spring constant k play into this when the pendulum has no spring?- BeiW
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- Pendulum Velocity
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Air pressure inside a hurricane
Homework Statement Estimate the air pressure inside a category 5 hurricane, where the wind speed is 300 km/hr. Homework Equations P=F/A The Attempt at a Solution I converted km/hr to m/s. V=83.33m/s. That's all I can get. I don't know the area of a category 5 hurricane or the...- BeiW
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- Air Air pressure Hurricane Pressure
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Gauge Pressure of Tires - find car mass
I just checked the book again, and you're right. It actually says 220cm. Thanks! :)- BeiW
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Gauge Pressure of Tires - find car mass
So the tire area is .0022m2? Then for 4 tires, the area is .0088m2. m= (PA)/g = (2.4 x 105)(.0088) / (9.8) = 215.510 kg If you round that, it should be 2.2 x 102 kg, but the real answer is 2.2 x 103... What am I missing?- BeiW
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Gauge Pressure of Tires - find car mass
Gauge Pressure of Tires -- find car mass Homework Statement The gauge pressure in each of the four tires of an automobile is 240 kPa. If each tire has a "footprint" of 22.0 cm-squared, estimate mass of the car. P=240 kPa A=22.0 cm-squared g=9.8 m/s^2 Homework Equations P=F/A 1 atm =...- BeiW
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- Car Gauge Gauge pressure Mass Pressure Tires
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