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Momentum: Find Height to Receive Same Output for Mass m/2
ok i got is 7.920000002m THANK YOU!- Cole07
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Momentum: Find Height to Receive Same Output for Mass m/2
i was thinking that its speed would be less because it is lighter?- Cole07
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Momentum: Find Height to Receive Same Output for Mass m/2
ok can i use the formula v=square root of 2(9.8)(1.98) ? and then i need to solve for the mass but i don't recall an equation i can use to find mass since i don't have momentum- Cole07
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Momentum: Find Height to Receive Same Output for Mass m/2
how do i do that though if i don't have any number for mass the only number i have is the height of 1.98 m i wasnot given any other numbers?- Cole07
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Momentum: Find Height to Receive Same Output for Mass m/2
this is probably the simplest question on this assignment and i don't get it:cry:- Cole07
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Calculating Time of Contact for Hammer and Nail
i did realize it but i just didn't pay any attention to it on this problem thank you for pointing that out.- Cole07
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Momentum: Find Height to Receive Same Output for Mass m/2
Homework Statement A stone of mass 'm' is dropped from rest at a height of 1.98 m. From what height would a stone of mass 'm/2' have to be dropped to have the same momentum upon striking the ground? Homework Equations ? The Attempt at a Solution i don't understand 'm/2'...- Cole07
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Calculating Time of Contact for Hammer and Nail
ok i see so instead of what i did first it would be: 1.2*15=18 15*.6=9 9*1.2=10.8 10.8+18=28.8 28.8/9000= 0.0032s- Cole07
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Calculating Time of Contact for Hammer and Nail
do you mean 15m/s- Cole07
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Calculating Time of Contact for Hammer and Nail
is that the error in line 2?- Cole07
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Calculating Time of Contact for Hammer and Nail
the 80% is an example from how i was told to do it my percent is 60% i forgot to fix that is that the problem with line two you are talking about? i'll edit it right now.- Cole07
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Calculating Time of Contact for Hammer and Nail
Homework Statement A 1.2- kg hammer hits a nail at a speed of 15 m/s and rebounds at 60 percent of that speed. The resisting force of the nail is 9000 N. Approximately how long is the hammer in contact with the head of the nail? Homework Equations P=mv Pf-Pi=Ft The Attempt at a...- Cole07
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How Does Friction Affect the Work Needed to Move a Crate Up an Inclined Plane?
so it would instead be 909.516396+0.30=909.816396 and then multiply this by 2.6 which would be 2365.52263J ?- Cole07
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How Does Friction Affect the Work Needed to Move a Crate Up an Inclined Plane?
My answer still seems to be wrong and I've check my math a few times could someone possibly tell me what i have done wrong please?- Cole07
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How Does Friction Affect the Work Needed to Move a Crate Up an Inclined Plane?
could someone please tell me if I'm on the right track.- Cole07
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