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Finding Coefficient of Kinetic Friction in a Pulley/Tension Problem
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Finding Coefficient of Kinetic Friction in a Pulley/Tension Problem
(5*9.8 - 5*1.39 - 10*1.39) / (10*9.8) = - 0.163 Alright. I just found my mistake. I don't know what I did on the calculator last night, but I kept getting -0.163. Now I get the correct value of 0.287. Thanks for your help. By the way, what are FBDs?- cdenne
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Finding Coefficient of Kinetic Friction in a Pulley/Tension Problem
Homework Statement I have a problem about two masses: m1 sitting on a table and m2 hanging off the end of th table across a frictionless pulley. There is friction between m1 and the table, however. The system is released from rest and m2 falls 1 meter in 1.2 seconds. m1=10.0 kg, m2=5.00 kg...- cdenne
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Homework template for Mobile Users
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Homework template for Mobile Users
Thank you. I'm on the full website now and there are more functions available. I keep forgetting that mobile apps are still very limited sometimes.- cdenne
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Homework template for Mobile Users
You mention homework template a couple times in the guidelines, but I can't find it anywhere. Where is it? By the way, I'm on my iPad. Thanks.- cdenne
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Proper Time Interval: A Puzzler
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Proper Time Interval: A Puzzler
Thank you for your response. I thought about that as I was typing the post. "The same position in space" probably refers to the reference frame in which the two events take place. From that perspective, the observer on the train is still in the same position on the train when both events...- cdenne
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Proper Time Interval: A Puzzler
Hello. I'm having trouble figuring out from which perspective to measure the proper time interval for Special Relativity. In the textbook, the definition says it's "the time interval between two events measured by an observer who sees the events occur at the same point in space." But in the...- cdenne
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