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Windsurfer making a turn (Centripetal Acceleration)
Thanks a lot I appreciate it :)- eddyy08
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Windsurfer making a turn (Centripetal Acceleration)
I know that the linear acceleration is 0, what I want to figure out is the centripetal acceleration.- eddyy08
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Windsurfer making a turn (Centripetal Acceleration)
"A windsurfer and their board have a total mass of 100 kg. While making a turn downwind, their heading changes from due west to due south over a 5 s time interval. If they maintain a constant speed of 10 m/s while doing this, determine their acceleration while taking the turn." v=Δx/Δt...- eddyy08
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- Acceleration Centripetal acceleration
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Centripetal Force: Ball in Vertical Circle at Constant Speed
Force of gravity, centripetal acceleration toward the center of the circle, and probably something else- eddyy08
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Centripetal Force: Ball in Vertical Circle at Constant Speed
Thank you - at maximum tension its at the bottom of the circle- eddyy08
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Centripetal Force: Ball in Vertical Circle at Constant Speed
A ball is swung around in a vertical circle at constant speed. Where is the ball when the tension in the rope is at maximum / minimum? I know where the ball is, how would I explain it?- eddyy08
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- Centripetal Centripetal force Force
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