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Rotation Problem: determine the number of revolutions
Just wondering if anyone else had any ideas. I tried rock.freak667's suggestion to use projectile motion equations to get the time. I solved h = 1/2 gt2 for t and got t = 1.366 seconds. This is the same time I got when I just used the equations for constant acceleration (i.e. h = ho +...- cehen2
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Rotation Problem: determine the number of revolutions
I think I should have included a picture initially. Please see the quick sketch (not to scale) showing what I am describing. I understand the use of projectile motion equations when items are launched off of a ledge with a significant velocity in the x direction. I don't think this is the...- cehen2
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Rotation Problem: determine the number of revolutions
Homework Statement It's been a while since I've done a problem like this, and I wanted to see if anyone could spot my errors. I know that I'm making an incorrect assumption somewhere, but can't quite figure it out. The problem states: A 150 lb man is on the edge of a diving board, 30 feet...- cehen2
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