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Collisions problem (How should I approach it)
Thanks for the reply StephenPrivitera. I am just wondering why you made m_2v_2f negative in the first equation?? Should it be the other way around?- Hindi
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Collisions problem (How should I approach it)
Hi all, I came across a problem on collisions on one of my professors old exams. The problem is: http://home.comcast.net/~msharma15/problem_2.jpg The way I am trying to approach it is by applying the conservation of linear momentum and energy, but the problem is that I still get left...- Hindi
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- Approach Collisions
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How Is Kinetic Energy Distributed in a Rolling Sphere?
Thanks everyone...eventually solved it! Pretty easy after thinking about it. Doc...yea it was 1m. Sorry about that! Anyone interested in the solution, you can find it here: http://home.comcast.net/~msharma15/problem_1.jpg- Hindi
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Calculate Speed at Top of Roller Coaster 2nd Hill (5.5m)
I believe the mass doesn't matter in this problem because the coaster is under constant acceleration for the whole run (gravity).- Hindi
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How Is Kinetic Energy Distributed in a Rolling Sphere?
Hi all again. Now the question wants me the find the TOTAL kinetic energy of the sphere. I keep on trying to figure this out, but I keep getting 10J, while the answer is 6J. I f anyone can point what I am doing wrong, it would be greatly appreciated! ------------------------- I found...- Hindi
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How Is Kinetic Energy Distributed in a Rolling Sphere?
Hey thanks deltabourne. You gave me the answer to the missing piece of the puzzle! Found the answer to be 8.0J joules, which is correct!- Hindi
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Calculate Speed at Top of Roller Coaster 2nd Hill (5.5m)
Yep...answer looks right to me.- Hindi
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How Is Kinetic Energy Distributed in a Rolling Sphere?
Doc Al, Thanks for the reply. One of the biggest problems I was having with finding the mass was finding the rotational inertia of a hollow sphere. In my book (Fundamentals of Physics 6th Edition), it only gives the rotational inertia of a solid sphere. I know the rotational inertia for...- Hindi
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How Is Kinetic Energy Distributed in a Rolling Sphere?
Hi all, I just had a question on a homework problem I was attempting, but can't find the correct solution for it yet. The answer is in the back of the book, but I wanted to know how it is derived. Anyways, here is the question: A hollow sphere of radius .15 with I=.040 rolls without...- Hindi
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- Forces Rolling
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