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Minimum velocity required by grasshopper
There is no need of the distance from the log.And the grasshopper will scrape twice through the log.And the angle by which it scrapes the first part is 45 degrees.- Googlu02
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Minimum velocity required by grasshopper
The initial position of the grasshopper is at ground.- Googlu02
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Undergrad Why is b>1 and x,y positive in logarithm definition?
Thats just definition of logarithms- Googlu02
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Minimum velocity required by grasshopper
Homework Statement There is a grasshopper who wants to cross a log(cylindrical) of radius $$R$$.Calculate the minimum velocity required by grasshopper to just scrape the log. Homework Equations First of all I have a doubt.So equations are out of question. At least I know that it is a question...- Googlu02
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- Minimum Velocity
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Kinematics-Motion in one dimension
Yes thank you , I got the solution.Here it is as follows: From the first equation we get $$t_1=\frac{2u_1-2u}{f-f_1}$$ Now substituting the value of L in the second equation we get the desired result..- Googlu02
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Kinematics-Motion in one dimension
Sorry for using bold font.- Googlu02
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Kinematics-Motion in one dimension
Homework Statement Two points P and Q move in a straight line AB.The point P starts from A in the direction AB with velocity and acceleration http://latex.artofproblemsolving.com/b/b/2/bb2c93730dbb48558bb3c4738c956c4e8f816437.png.At the same instant of time Q starts from B in the direction of...- Googlu02
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- Dimension Kinematic equations
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