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Particle Motion and Forces: Solving for Velocity, Acceleration, and Force
can u show me a formula and how to do it- helpme1
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The partical of mass 'm' is moving with the laws
i have no any opinion. i am not physicst, and i don't study it. but this semester i have to read it as a life knowledge subject. so, please help me to complete these tests. i need ur help urgently.- helpme1
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Particle Motion and Forces: Solving for Velocity, Acceleration, and Force
oh sorry. there is no any eq in front of x and y, can u put one for me and explain it for me- helpme1
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Particle Motion and Forces: Solving for Velocity, Acceleration, and Force
Homework Statement the motion of a particle of mass m=10kg is described by the equation x= y= where x and y are in meters and t in seconds. Determine the velocity acceleration of the particle and the force acting on it. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- helpme1
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How will be changed the kinetic energy of a particle if its velocity will be .
How will be changed the kinetic energy of a particle if its velocity will be ... Homework Statement How will be changed the kinetic energy of a particle if its velocity will be decreased ... times ? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- helpme1
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Normal Acceleration: Value & Direction of Velocity, Angular Velocity, and Force
wow, it's right. :) thanks for your valuable response. but be ready, the newswaves will not stop! ;)lol- helpme1
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Normal Acceleration: Value & Direction of Velocity, Angular Velocity, and Force
direction of velocity. right?- helpme1
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The partical of mass 'm' is moving with the laws
no one could find the true answer?- helpme1
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What mechanical paramater has a unit corresponding to expression
ah thanks! :) you are helpful. i did it by thinking. at last i did a physics test my own (of course with your help)- helpme1
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Normal Acceleration: Value & Direction of Velocity, Angular Velocity, and Force
n physics, and more specifically kinematics, acceleration is the change in velocity over time. Because velocity is a vector, it can change in two ways: a change in magnitude and/or a change in direction. In one dimension, acceleration is the rate at which something speeds up or slows down...- helpme1
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What mechanical paramater has a unit corresponding to expression
impulse ?- helpme1
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Normal Acceleration: Value & Direction of Velocity, Angular Velocity, and Force
Homework Statement Normal acceleration characterizes the change in... Homework Equations a. value of velocity b. direction of velocity. c. value of angular velocity d. direction of angular velocity e. value of force The Attempt at a Solution which one is true ? thanks in advance.- helpme1
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The partical of mass 'm' is moving with the laws
sorry i don't know.- helpme1
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What mechanical paramater has a unit corresponding to expression
thanks for your response. but then the answer of question is Force ? right.- helpme1
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