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Calculating Force Needed to Stop a Moving Vehicle
I need to know at: 10mph - 70mph with a mass at 1457Kg, what force is needed to bring the car to a stand still- JPhysic
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Calculating Force Needed to Stop a Moving Vehicle
I'm sorry my friend, but you just confused the hell out of me...- JPhysic
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Calculating Force Needed to Stop a Moving Vehicle
Homework Statement I am just enquiring about car brakes, and figuring out how much force needs to be applied to stop a moving object (car). Homework Equations 1457Kg – Curb weight of the car (overall mass) F = M x A 1457kg x 10mph = 14570 (Newtons) 1457kg x 20mph = 29140 N...- JPhysic
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Measuring Density of Swimming Pool Water - Tips & Equations
Thank you very much gentlemen, you have been brilliant, many thanks!- JPhysic
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Measuring Density of Swimming Pool Water - Tips & Equations
Thank you, but what other methods are there to measuring density?- JPhysic
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Measuring Density of Swimming Pool Water - Tips & Equations
Homework Statement What are the various methods of measuring the density of a swimming pool water sample. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I thought the best way of measuring the density would be to fill a tube which you know the mass of with the liquid, then subtract...- JPhysic
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Is My Calculated Acceleration Correct? Help Needed!
For question 1, I got the answer: .04T 0.4 = V Final Velocity V=U+AT 10 / T _____ T mps which is my accelerationt= v-u -------- a t= 0.4 - 0 ---------- 10 ---------- T Time = .4 ---- 10 T = 0.4T Am I right or wrong? any help please guys!- JPhysic
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Is My Calculated Acceleration Correct? Help Needed!
Hey guys, I am rather stuck with my work from College, I missed a bit of College as I was having treatment for Cancer, and so I missed a lot of work :frown:, but I'm desperately trying to catch up! If anyone could help me with my work, I would really appreciate it, thank you guys/gals!- JPhysic
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- Dynamic Engineering Systems
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help