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Need help going over a momentum/spring problem
alright thanks- groundhog92
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Need help going over a momentum/spring problem
So the total energy of the system would be equal to just the max potential or kinetic by themselves?- groundhog92
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Is the Net Work Done Positive and Does It Function as a Heat Engine?
Homework Statement A cylinder contains 2 moles of gas initially at state A it has a volume of 1*10^-2m^3 and a pressure of 4*10^5. It the is brought isobarically to state B where the new volume is 2*10^-2. It is then brought at a constant volume to state C where the temperature is the same as...- groundhog92
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- Thermodynamics
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Need help going over a momentum/spring problem
1.Homework Statement A pellet gun is fired into a block of wood that is attached to a spring on a frictionless surface. The bullet remains in the wood and the block of wood and the bullet enter into a simple harmonic motion with Amplitude=11cm. The 5g bullet was traveling at 650m/s before...- groundhog92
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Another friction problem (rotational this time)
Homework Statement Once again I just need someone to check my work, I think I have it correct. If a coin of mass .005kg is placed on a spinning record .14m from the center and it takes the coin 1.5 sec to complete a revolution then a) what is the linear speed of the coin. b)If the coefficient...- groundhog92
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- Friction Time
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Friction Problem with Pulley System: Determining Acceleration and Force
sorry if it wasn't clear I meant u to be the coefficient of friction- groundhog92
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Friction Problem with Pulley System: Determining Acceleration and Force
Homework Statement There are 4 parts to this question. Two children are playing on a pulley system. A 65 kg child jumps of a platform pulling an 85 kg child horizontally across a platform. a) what is the maximum value for static friction to allow the larger child to begin sliding? b) Once...- groundhog92
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- Check my work Friction Work
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