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What Happens to a Pendulum's Height at a 90-Degree Angle?
[b]1.2. If a ball and string pendulum is pulled and lifted to a height = 10 cm and the length of the string is 1 m what will be the value of h when the string makes an angle of 90 degree with the vertical? Please ignore the 0.5 m it should be a h = 10 cm or 0.1 m the diagram is to provide a...- eddiepi2012
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How Do You Calculate the Third Force in a System of Connected Masses?
I believe this (-9 N i + 24 N j) is the Resultant of F1 + F2. Having this information how do I find F3?- eddiepi2012
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How Do You Calculate the Third Force in a System of Connected Masses?
Thank you tiny-tim for welcoming me to PF. :)- eddiepi2012
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How Do You Calculate the Third Force in a System of Connected Masses?
Thank you tiny-tim for welcoming me to PF. :)- eddiepi2012
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How Do You Calculate the Third Force in a System of Connected Masses?
Ok so how do I find the total force I understand that I am searching for F3 but how do I find it based on the information given?? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks tiny-tim.- eddiepi2012
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How Do You Calculate the Third Force in a System of Connected Masses?
1.I am stuck on this problem can anyone help me? A 20-kg object is subjected to three forces which produce an acceleration a = -8 m.s-2 i + 6.0 m.s-2 j on the object. Two of the forces are: F1 = 3.0 N i + 16.0 N j F2 = -12.0 N i+ 8.0 N j Find the third force. 2. Homework Equations...- eddiepi2012
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