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Gravitational potential energy
on the top off L?- Lis
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Gravitational potential energy
I don't think i understand you quite. Do you mean " Therefore we can view gravity as acting on the length of the two masses"?- Lis
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Gravitational potential energy
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Gravitational potential energy
Homework Statement A teeter toy is composed of a massless central stick of length L and two massless sticks of length l attached at angles α, each with a mass m at the end (see the figure). We imagine tilting the toy by an angle θ from the upright position. a) Find an expression for the...- Lis
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Minimum Speed for a Roller-Coaster Car to Complete a Loop without Seat Belts
I totally agree with you. Thank you! I was running out of time earlier so that might be the reason why i did those silly mistakes.- Lis
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Minimum Speed for a Roller-Coaster Car to Complete a Loop without Seat Belts
Great! Thank you :-)- Lis
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Minimum Speed for a Roller-Coaster Car to Complete a Loop without Seat Belts
Okey so the answer i solved belongs to the problem where the passenger does not hold on to something? So fore the case where the passengers is holding on: vi= sqrt(2gh) Correct?- Lis
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Minimum Speed for a Roller-Coaster Car to Complete a Loop without Seat Belts
Great! I could also need some help in b: b) What is the minimum value of vi, for the car to get to the top of the loop, and for the people to not fall out as it goes round, even when not holding on to anything? Can you give me some hints here as well?- Lis
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Minimum Speed for a Roller-Coaster Car to Complete a Loop without Seat Belts
ops, ok i´ll try again: 1/2mvi^2 + mghi = 1/2mv^2 + mghf Multiplyng by 2 mvi^2= mv^2 + 2(mghf) vi=sqrt(mv^2 + 2(mghf))- Lis
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Minimum Speed for a Roller-Coaster Car to Complete a Loop without Seat Belts
Thank you for answering. 1/2mvi^2 = 1/2mvf^2 vi^2=sqrt(r*g) Is that correct?- Lis
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Minimum Speed for a Roller-Coaster Car to Complete a Loop without Seat Belts
In an amusement park, the new roller-coaster ride The Loopy Looper is com- posed of a number of full loops, where the car goes round upside down. The car is attached to the track, but there are no seat belts. Consider one such loop, which can be taken as a circle with radius r. The mass of the...- Lis
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Will the Tractor and Tesla Avoid a Collision on the Mountain Road?
Can anybody explain how to solve c?- Lis
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