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What distance does the block slide?
Now I tried 0,5*m*(sin(30)*v)^2 - mu * m*g*cos(30) *h/sin(30) = m*g*h but not working- JiJiasd
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What distance does the block slide?
I tried with 0,5*m*(sin(30)*v)^2 - mu * m*g*cos(30) = m*g*h but it does not give me the correct answer thanks- JiJiasd
- Post #6
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What distance does the block slide?
What equation you did use ? thanks- JiJiasd
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What distance does the block slide?
Homework Statement Homework Equations m*v^2 / 2 and k*x^2 / 2 and 0,5*m*v^2 The Attempt at a Solution [/B] in task a I got correct answer there v = 20 m/s in task b I got wrong answer I got the distance = 0,76 m but I should be 32 m here is my answer : 0,5*m*(sin(30)*v) - mu * m*g*cos(30)...- JiJiasd
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- Block
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to calculate the height of a skier
thank you all- JiJiasd
- Post #6
- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the average power of a boy
Homework Statement A boy trample everything he can on his tricycle and manages to briefly hold speed 9 km / h on flat ground. When he stops pedaling cycle continues by itself 7.5m bout it stops due to friction. The boy and the bike weighs together 21 kg. How large average power develops boy...- JiJiasd
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- Average Power
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How to calculate the height of a skier
Homework Statement I want to calculate the height h of the skier in this figure Homework Equations potential energy and kinetic energy and there is no friction The Attempt at a Solution mgh = 0,5 *m*v^2 v=√ (2*g*h) Now calculate the h when he goes up mgh= 0,5 *m*√ (2*g*h)^2Am I doing...- JiJiasd
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- Height
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help