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Calculating the Radius of a Hill for Weightless Sensation at 42 mph
it would be zero correct?- Hafsaaa
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Calculating the Radius of a Hill for Weightless Sensation at 42 mph
Well since I'm moving in a vertical circle would gravity be force acting on me?- Hafsaaa
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Calculating the Radius of a Hill for Weightless Sensation at 42 mph
Homework Statement It is found (through and error) that you will "feel" weightless when you travela round at 42 mph over a smoothy rounded hill. What is the radius of the hill? Homework Equations I'm not sure what equation to use with this problem The Attempt at a Solution the...- Hafsaaa
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- Hill Radius
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What are the momentum troubles in this 2D collision problem?
Homework Statement A 600g billiard ball moving to the right at 2 m/s collides with an 800g ball at rest. After the collision, the 600 g deflected at an angle of 37 degrees above its original direction at a rate of .5 m/. What is the magbnitude and diredction of 800g ball's velocity...- Hafsaaa
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- 2d Momentum
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Net Force on 5kg Suitcase and Applied Force Calculation
Homework Statement What is the net force acting on a 5kg suitcase when picked up with 60N of force? what is the applied force? What is the acceleration of the suitcase? Homework Equations ma=? The Attempt at a Solution I'm not even sure on how to start the equation all I know...- Hafsaaa
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- Applied Applied force Calculation Force Net Net force
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Physics Kinematics of a swimmer
so the 200m is ignored?- Hafsaaa
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Physics Kinematics of a swimmer
Hello I need help on the following problem: A swimmer heading directly across a river 200 m wide reaches the opposite bank in 6 min and 40 sec she is swept downstream 480 meters, what is the velocity of the current? Homework Statement v = ? ; t = 6 min 40 seconds Dx = 200 Dy= 480...- Hafsaaa
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- Kinematics Physics
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