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How Can I Improve My Rubber Band Car to Reach 10 Meters?
ok thanks a lot then I lubed up two with the Black Magic stuff and two are normal which i'll probably just stretch out a bit before school and they'll have time to relax by 6th period. But, THANKS! A lot you are a great help to me!- godzillafan868
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How Can I Improve My Rubber Band Car to Reach 10 Meters?
its due Mon. I have the basic idea i was just wondering if 2 bands or 4 are better than 1- godzillafan868
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Can I Improve My Rubber Band Car to Reach 10 Meters?
The rubber bands I have are of some age and I was curious with all the dust and particles in their bonds according to you should I wash them first with cold water? I'll start using gloves when I handle the bands just in case now. So if I used let's say 4 Rubber bands on my car would that...- godzillafan868
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Can I Improve My Rubber Band Car to Reach 10 Meters?
A few questions RonL, but great post thanks a lot. What's "Black Magic"? What's the 7-8:1 Ratio? How can I better energize a rubberband without making it more breakable? I was thinking of stretching it and keep it stretched overnight, but if you have any better ideas please say.- godzillafan868
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Can I Improve My Rubber Band Car to Reach 10 Meters?
Rubber Band Car For Physics-- Any Help? I'm building a rubber band car for physics and need as much help as possible. I'm by myself this time because I chose (and regret it). But, so far I have found this much out: Stuff so far: *Records/CD's are good because of large Diameter *Heating...- godzillafan868
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- Band Car Physics Rubber Rubber band
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What are the forces involved in this physics problem?
This equation has to remain in equilibrium if that helps, but I just found out the answer today in class and it's 23.3.- godzillafan868
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What are the forces involved in this physics problem?
1. What does W=? ? http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/9795/physicsproblemvs2.jpg 2. Not really too sure, but here are some I know: Fa=Fb*Cos(Theta)b Fg=Fa*Sin(Theta)a+Fb*Sin(Theta)b The Attempt at a Solution I'm completely clueless... We've never done anything in class with...- godzillafan868
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- Forces Friction Gravity
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help