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How Do Energy Conversions Occur in a Spring-Loaded Device?
Thanks but the q did not ask for calculation Just a description- imy786
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How Do Energy Conversions Occur in a Spring-Loaded Device?
Homework Statement Describe the energy conversions of a device which is on a spring which is compressed then released and then spring bresks the device bounces up in the air. Homework Equations ignore air resistantance The Attempt at a Solution The device goes from strain energy...- imy786
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How Do You Calculate the Angular and Linear Speed of a Ball?
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How Do You Calculate the Angular and Linear Speed of a Ball?
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How Do You Calculate the Angular and Linear Speed of a Ball?
Find the period of rotation T = 2 ∏ / omega = 2∏/523.6 = 0.012 seconds- imy786
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Calculating Ball Velocity: Cricketer to Wall
Would the highest point speed be V= O meters per second in the y direction of this projectile motion- imy786
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Calculating Ball Velocity: Cricketer to Wall
for vertical component= u= usin theta right and for horizontal u= ucos theta- imy786
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Calculating Ball Velocity: Cricketer to Wall
can someone PLEASE confirm part 3 and 4 to my solution is correct! Thanks- imy786
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Calculating Ball Velocity: Cricketer to Wall
can someone PLEASE confirm part 3 and 4 to my solution is correct! Thanks- imy786
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How Do You Calculate the Angular and Linear Speed of a Ball?
Homework Statement a ball moves at 5000 rpm (revolutions per minute). Their radius is 4 cm. (i)Determine the angular speed in radians per second. (ii) Find the period of rotation (iii) Find the linear speed of a point on the outer ball (iv) Find the linear acceleration of a point on...- imy786
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Calculating Ball Velocity: Cricketer to Wall
4.Use the answers to parts (1) and (3) to calculate the magnitude and direction of the ball’s initial velocity and of its velocity at the highest point. answer to part (1) and (3) ucosθ=24.3 m/s usinθ =28.34 m/s magnitude=√((24.3)&^2 + (28.34)^2 = =√(590.49 + 803.16) = 37.33 m/s tanθ =...- imy786
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Calculating Ball Velocity: Cricketer to Wall
3.Hence find the horizontal component of the ball’s initial velocity U=U sinθ a=0 s=70 (correction) v=0 t=2.47 seconds s=ut+(1/2)a(t)(t) 70=U sinθ (2.47) + 0 70/2.47 = usinθ =28.34 m/s (so this is the solution for part 3)- imy786
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Calculating Ball Velocity: Cricketer to Wall
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Calculating Ball Velocity: Cricketer to Wall
4.Use the answers to parts (1) and (3) to calculate the magnitude and direction of the ball’s initial velocity and of its velocity at the highest point. answer to part (1) and (3) ucosθ=24.3 m/s usinθ =12.146 m/s magnitude=√((24.3)&^2 + (12.146)^2 = =√(590.49 + 147.53) = 27.16 m/s tanθ =...- imy786
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Calculating Ball Velocity: Cricketer to Wall
3.Hence find the horizontal component of the ball’s initial velocity U=U sinθ a=0 s=30 v=0 t=2.47 seconds s=ut+(1/2)a(t)(t) 30=U sinθ (2.47) + 0 30/2.47 = usinθ =12.146 m/s (so this is the solution for part 3)- imy786
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