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How Do Scale Calculations Affect RC Car Physics?
Hello All, I'm doing some fun at home experiments with my 1:6 scale RC car and I wanted do some camparisons with its full scale counter part. Mainly how jumping the two off a ramp (Duke's of Hazzard style). I wanted to know if you can help me with confirming some of my scaling...- DKTKD
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- Calculations Car Rc Scaling
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Help? using physics to predict stunt outcome
Hello All, I reposted this b/c i think i put it in the wrong forum. Recently I was asked to help provide some off the cuff calcuations for a stunt being peformed by a friend. It was a bit of challenge for me since I haven't cracked open a physics books in a long time. I used the Newtons...- DKTKD
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- Physics
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How to Calculate Tension in Cable for Stopping a Moving Truck
Yes, El Hombre Invisible. My questions is based on my trying to solve a larger problem set to me. I posted it in the General Physics section title Using physics to solve stunt challenge" While trying to solve it, I felt i was also posed with the cart before the horse. Like you mentioned...- DKTKD
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How to Calculate Tension in Cable for Stopping a Moving Truck
Hello All, Thanks for your repsonses. As El Hombre Invisible has stated, "aaaarrrggghhh! dx... dammit! Surely there's not enough info here!" When I was working on this problem. I felt the same way. For example for calculating the impulse force/forces you need the time or distance in...- DKTKD
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How to Calculate Tension in Cable for Stopping a Moving Truck
Hello, I'm having trouble trying to calculate the tension in a cable when dealing with constant velocity and no acccel. For example. A block moving with constant velocity tied to a wire that is connected to a fixed wall. When the slack in the wire ends the blocks comes to an...- DKTKD
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- Cable Tension
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help