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    How Much Ice Melts in a Carnot Engine Cycle?

    A Carnot engine uses a hot reservoir consisting of a large amount of boiling water and a cold reservoir consisting of a large tub of ice and water. When 6600 J of heat is put into the engine and the engine produces work, how many kilograms of ice in the tub are melted due to the heat delivered...
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    What is the necessary gap width for thermal expansion of concrete sidewalks?

    my temperature for this question is 37 degrees Celsius...and i got deltaL to be 0.001066...i'm still not quite sure what to do with that
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    Did This Physics Problem on Rotational Motion Get Solved Correctly?

    wait so, (a) (mwi)/F ? (b) (mw)/F ? wouldnt you have to factor in uk?
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    Using Energy Conservation to Find Height in Pulley System

    yea i got 0.40 m for both a and c too...awesome!
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    What are the possible situations for a spool on an incline with no friction?

    Thank you for your help! So, (a) the spool can't be completely motionless due to gravity because even though you are not applying a force by pulling on the string gravity is still acting on the spool down the incline (b) this is possible because you can "pull hard enough to counteract the...
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    What are the possible situations for a spool on an incline with no friction?

    Hi...ok so i just need help to make sure I'm understanding the concepts and my answers are correct. I think i get it but i just want to make sure. Thanks! A spool of mass m has a string wrapped around its axle, with the string coming away from the underside of the spool. The spool is on a...
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    Using Energy Conservation to Find Height in Pulley System

    ok so part (d): Use your value from (c) and one or more constant-acceleration equations to find h, the distance the block has dropped when its speed reaches 2.0 m/s. Does it agree with your answer from (a)? so i used w = wi + alpha*t t = w/alpha t = 4/5 = 0.8 sec then i plugged that into x =...
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    Using Energy Conservation to Find Height in Pulley System

    so then you should get a = (2mg)/(M+2m) and when you solve for a you get 5m/s^2, right?
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