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Average emf induced in Square Loop
Homework Statement A square loop of side .45 m is placed in a region where there is a magnetic field of strength 8T directed perpendicularly out of the plane of the loop. If the magnetic field is increased to 14 T in .03 seconds, calculate the average emf induced in the loop Homework...- connie5828
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Calculating X componet of Velocity in collision
Let me start here: M1=21 vlix= 27* cos 0o m2=12 v2ix=0*cos0 vlfx= 11*cos20 v2fx=?? Are these correct before I go further? Thanks so much for the help.- connie5828
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Calculating X componet of Velocity in collision
Homework Statement An object of mass 21 kg going to the right with a speed of 27 m ⁄ s collides with a(n) 12 kg object at rest. After collision the 21 kg object moves with a speed of 11 m ⁄ s making an angle of 20 degree with the horizontal-right. Calculate the x-component of the...- connie5828
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- Collision Velocity
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Calculating Speed in Elastic collision
ok, reading that was helpful. To get the 2nd speed would this be the equation? 0(10-15) + 2*15*3/10+15 I put 0 as the 10K object is at rest. Is that correct?- connie5828
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Calculating Speed in Elastic collision
KE=mv2/2 the info my professor gave showed no use of that formula though. I am now officially confused :)thanks for the help.- connie5828
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Calculating Speed in Elastic collision
vli-V2i=-(Vlf-V2f) is that correct? Do you have to get the first one to get the speed of the 2nd one? do you have to do the first equation I posted in order to do the 2nd equation?- connie5828
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Calculating Speed in Elastic collision
Homework Statement An object of mass 15kg going to the right with a speed of 3 m/s collisdes with a 10kg object at rest. if the collision is ocmpletely elastic, calculate the speed of the 10kg object after collision Homework Equations m1vli +m2v2i=m1vlf+m2v2f The Attempt at a...- connie5828
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- Collision Elastic Elastic collision Speed
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Calculating momentum when you know mass and KE
totally got it. THANK YOU! Taking anatomy and Physics and anatomy I rock at Physic I learning with the help of people who have amazing science brains. Thanks!- connie5828
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Calculating momentum when you know mass and KE
looks like my first reply may not have posted. thanks for your help. Please correct what I am not understanding KE=MV2/2 so equation would be 70=82/2 70=64/2 (is this correct??) 70/32=2.188 P=MV P=8*2.188 the problem is I am using the practice equation to try to figure this out and it...- connie5828
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Calculating momentum when you know mass and KE
Homework Statement Calculate the momentum of an object of mass 8 kg if its kinetic energy is 70 J Homework Equations I am not sure what the equation is. Every one I have tried hasn't worked The Attempt at a Solution KE=MV squared?- connie5828
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- Mass Momentum
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How Do You Calculate Tension in Two Strings Holding a Mass?
Homework Statement An object of mass 100kg is hanging from a ceiling by means of 2 strings. The 1st string (t1) makes an angle of 55 degree with the horizontal-right. The scond string 9T-2) makes an angle of 25 degree with horizontal left. Calculate tension in the first string (T1)...- connie5828
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- Strings Tension
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