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Constant frictional resistance & retardation
Ok, that means I suppose to find "f (friction)" <<<<< which is, f (friction) = mu * N (weight m*g)... thanks.- es4
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Constant frictional resistance & retardation
Do you mean, just the rate of deceleration? which was >>> a = - 0.25 or -0.3 m/s^2- es4
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Constant frictional resistance & retardation
What the question mean by "constant frictional resistance" in terms of formula? I suppose they meant... "resistance force (f)" which is, >> f = m * a. So, here is my try... m = 1.15 ton or 1150 kg vi = 20 m/s vf = 0 d = 800 m v^2 - u^2 = 2ad 0 - 20^2 = 2a* 800 - 400 = 2a* 800 - 400 /...- es4
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- Constant Resistance Retardation
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Calculation of pressure & volume both isothermally & adiabatically
hmm, seems like I got to brush up some old memories. Appreciated the response though.- es4
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Calculation of pressure & volume both isothermally & adiabatically
I guess you are trying to trigger log out of me. That means, other things are correct though... :)- es4
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Calculation of pressure & volume both isothermally & adiabatically
Hi, here is my attempt... Feel free to correct me if I am doing it wrong. v1 = .8 m3 p1 = 250 or 250000 n/m2 p2 = 7000 or 7000000 n/m2 Cp = 1010 Cv = 7321. isothermally p1v1 = p2v2 [Boyle equality law (isothermal process)] 250 000 * .8 = 7000000 * v2 7000000 * v2 = 250 000 * .8...- es4
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- Calculation Pressure Volume
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Learning about mechanical physics. Feel free to knock me. I reply when I am free... (&...
Learning about mechanical physics. Feel free to knock me. I reply when I am free... (& appreciate the same)- es4
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What is the best way to navigate and learn on this new platform?
Just figuring out things.- es4
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