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Equilibrium - Ladder against wall
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Equilibrium - Ladder against wall
Homework Statement A 7.0kg ladder is placed against a smooth wall so that it makes an angel of 72deg to the horizontal. A 56kg person stands 4.0m from the bottom of the ladder. What force does the wall exert on the ladder? What is the coefficient of friction between the ladder and the...- canicon25
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- Equilibrium Wall
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Gravitation and velocity problem
so i tried it and did get correct answer 0.5mv2+Q=-GMm(1/r1-1/r2) r1=radius Earth + 400000km r2=radius Earth + 100000km when i solve for v i get 2133 m/s- canicon25
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Gravitation and velocity problem
upon further reading i found that ΔEk+Q=-0.5ΔEP for CIRCULAR ORBITS ONLY am i correct in assuming that ΔEk+Q=ΔEp would apply for a object falling to Earth- canicon25
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Gravitation and velocity problem
i am stumped. i tried using ΔEk+Q=-(0.5)ΔEp where Ek= 0.5mv2 and Ep= -GMm/r Q is heat energy. Given in problem.- canicon25
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Gravitation and velocity problem
1600v2=-G(1600)(5.98E24)/(6.38E6+400000) - (-G)(1600)(5.98E24)/ (6.38E6+100000) - 8.3E8 v=1407 m/s still not getting the correct solution.- canicon25
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Gravitation and velocity problem
Homework Statement Homework Equations 2ΔEk=-ΔEp The Attempt at a Solution -Gm1m2(1/r1-1/r2)-Q=mv2 plug in given values solve for v. my answer is 5.35x106m/s given answer is 2100m/s- canicon25
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- Gravitation Velocity
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What Is the Wagon's Speed After an Elastic Collision?
Homework Statement A 150 kg cart moving at 13 m/s east collided with a 420 kg wagon moving at 5.0 m/s east. The cart rebounded westward with a speed of 3.0 m/s . What was the speed of the wagon after the collision? Observe standard Cartesian coordinates. Homework Equations KE1+KE2=KE1'+KE2'...- canicon25
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- Collision
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What is the net force on the system without friction?
i did make diagrams, i just didn't post them. Ft = T1 Fs = T2 the equations i wrote are from the diagrams left T1-mg=ma T1-9.81=a T1=9.81+a right T2-mg=ma T2-49.1=5a T2=49.1+5a The middle block would be -T1-(-T2)=ma -T1+T2=ma -T1+T2=7a i am assuming the acceleration is the same for all...- canicon25
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What is the net force on the system without friction?
Homework Statement determine the acceleration of the system. there is no friction on the surface Homework Equations Fnet=maThe Attempt at a Solution Left block Ft=9.81+a1 Middle block Ft=Fs-7a2 Right block Fs=5a3+49.1 Not sure how to proceed with this one. What is equal to what?- canicon25
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- Acceleration System
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Static equlibrium with friction
Homework Statement a 4.0kg block is held against a brick wall and is just kept from sliding down by the force F. The coefficient of friction is 0.35 between the block an d the wall. Find the normal force and the minimum force F that will keep the block from sliding. Homework...- canicon25
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- Equlibrium Friction Static
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How Does Moving a Boat Affect Scale Readings and Torque?
my original question was simple am i going about setting up the equation correctly. but my question now is why are the two moments opposite in sign. if there is a measure of 46kg on the scale why is it not a component of the force acting down on the scale?- canicon25
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How Does Moving a Boat Affect Scale Readings and Torque?
Homework Statement A trailer carrying a boat is supported by a scale which initially reads 48kg. The boat is moved 0.15m further back on the trailer. The scale now reads 37kg. What is the mass of the boat? Homework Equations torque = F(perpendicular) * d For...- canicon25
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- Scale Torque
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Undergrad Basic question regarding gravitation
a 120kg person stands on the surface of an asteroid of radius 600m. the person leaves the surface with 15J of kinetic energy and reached a maximum height of 300m above the asteroid's surface. what is the mass of the asteroid. i am stuck please help me with the problem. 15-GMm/r(i) = 0 -... -
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Undergrad What is the principle behind measuring power in 3 phase systems using coils?
Can anyone point me to a good site that explains current induction, specifically when a coil is placed around an energized, current carrying conductor? I would like to understand this principle to understand how power can measured in 3 phase power systems by using coils as a measuring element.- canicon25
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- Current Induced Induced current
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