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How Do You Calculate Projectile Motion for a Cannonball?
Because it asks how quickly does the cannonball's shadow move along the ground so I am assuming that means acceleration? Because its velocity is constantly changing so it can't be that- mattwild
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How Do You Calculate Projectile Motion for a Cannonball?
Homework Statement A cannon has a launch speed of 500m/s and is aimed at a target 2.8km away. a. Write an equation for the maximum horizontal range of the cannon as a function of the launch angle theta. b. At what angle must the cannon be launched in order to hit the target? c. As viewed...- mattwild
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Oppositely Charged Parallel Plates
W = Fd so F= W/d E =Fe/q so E=W/dq E= 2.4x10^-19 J/(0.03m)(1.6x10^-19) E= 50 N/C F=qE F=1.6x10^-19 x 50 F = 8 x 10 ^ -18 F = ma a = F/m a= 8x10^-18/9.11x10^-31 a= 8.7819x10^12 m/s^2- mattwild
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Oppositely Charged Parallel Plates
For b. I get the answer 8.7278 x 10^12 m/s2 after doing F=qE, and the F=ma using the electron mass and found force. Does that make sense?- mattwild
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Oppositely Charged Parallel Plates
Ahhh that was the missing key. THANKS!- mattwild
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Oppositely Charged Parallel Plates
Homework Statement Two oppositely-charged parallel plates are separated by a distance of 0.03m. a. What is the strength of the electric field between the two plates if it takes 2.4x10^-19 J of energy to move an electron from one plate to the other. b. What is the acceleration of that...- mattwild
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- Charged Parallel Parallel plates Plates
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How Do You Solve the Motion of Two Colliding Pendulums?
AP Physics HW Help -- Motion of 2 Pendulums Homework Statement A system consists of two metal balls hanging by strings of length L fixed at a common point as shown. Pendulum A has a mass of 2kg and Pendulum B has a period of 2.0s. a. What is the length L of each pendulum? b. What is the...- mattwild
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- Ap Ap physics Motion Physics
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