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Impulse of a ball being thrown on to the wall
Homework Statement a tennis ball of mass m = 0.075kg is thrown at a wall with a speed of v = 15m/s. It strikes the wall at a 45˚ angle and rebounds with the same speed at 45˚. What is the impulse given by the wall? Homework Equations impulse = Change in mass x Change in velocity The...- blee2x2
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- Ball Impulse Momentum Wall
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Finding friction coefficient, car unbanked curve.
So since the Friction coefficient is more than 1... that just means it is stronger than the normal force? but is that the minimum?- blee2x2
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Finding friction coefficient, car unbanked curve.
Homework Statement What is the minimum coefficient of friction needed between the tires and the ground so you make the turn safely?[/B] Car= 1394.7kg You=75kg Radius of turn = 40m Velocity = 20m/s Homework Equations Fnet = MAc (Ac = centripetal Acceleration) = Force of friction Force of...- blee2x2
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- Car Coefficient Curve Friction Friction coefficient
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How Is the Mass of a Kart Represented in a Force vs. Acceleration Graph?
my linear equation would be Force = .5586N/m/s^2(a) + .2097N- blee2x2
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How Is the Mass of a Kart Represented in a Force vs. Acceleration Graph?
I have a graph of force vs. acceleration of a kart on a a ramp that i manually pushed back and forth with my hand. The mass of the the kart is .6485kg and when i did the linear fit it said that slope of the graph was .5586N/m/s^2 and the intercept .2097 N My question is would i see the mass of...- blee2x2
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- Acceleration Force Graph
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Solving for Time: Piano Falling Down Ramp
You have a piano that you have just pushed to the top of the 3m long ramp that goes into the truck. The ramp is at a 20-degree angle. You think your friend has a grip on it and she think you do when you all let go. How long do you have before the piano gets to the bottom of the ramp? Assume...- blee2x2
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- Falling Piano Ramp
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