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Solve Homework Questions: Moon Walk, Slingshot, Ball on String
I don't see how i can calculate it with the information i have- Kaze105
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Solve Homework Questions: Moon Walk, Slingshot, Ball on String
Sorry, but how do i get the gravity for the moon? I am checking my physics book, but i can't get some value to get the graivty.- Kaze105
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Solve Homework Questions: Moon Walk, Slingshot, Ball on String
Acutally not sure as its not given- Kaze105
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Solve Homework Questions: Moon Walk, Slingshot, Ball on String
Homework Statement Question 1:During a walk on the Moon, an astronaut accidentally drops his camera over a 13.8 m cliff. It leaves his hands with zero speed, and after 2.2 s it has attained a velocity of 3.3 m/s downward. How far has the camera fallen after 3.9 s? Question 2: A stone is...- Kaze105
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What is the Maximum Acceleration for Two Connected Masses on a Pulley System?
Ah i see, thank you very much- Kaze105
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What is the Maximum Acceleration for Two Connected Masses on a Pulley System?
Homework Statement Consider two masses m1 and m2 connected by a thin string. Assume the following values m1 = 5kg, m2 = 1 kg. Ignore friction and mass of the string. The two blocks are connected by a thin string, which m2, hangs down freely, while the other is on a flat surface. There is...- Kaze105
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- Acceleration Mass
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The Gravitational Force and the distance from the earth
problem is that, it doenst give me the distance for the altitude...- Kaze105
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The Gravitational Force and the distance from the earth
Homework Statement Find the altitudes above the Earth's surface where Earth's gravitational field strength would be (a) two-thirds and (b) one-third of its value at the surface. [Hint: First find the radius for each situation; then recall that the altitude is the distance from the surface to a...- Kaze105
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- Earth Force Gravitational Gravitational force
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