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Rotational motion: Find angular displacement when rotation speed is changing
Homework Statement A torque acts on a wheel rotating at 19.8 rad/s and increases its angular speed to 23.5 rad/s in 11.2 s. Find the angle through which the wheel turns during this time. Homework Equations omega = theta/time The Attempt at a Solution 23.5 - 19.8/11.2 = .33rad/s/s --- this is...- mememe1245
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- Angular Angular displacement Angular speed Displacement Motion Rotation Rotational Rotational motion Speed Torque
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How Do You Calculate Impulse and Force in a Racquetball Collision?
Ohhh...Okay. so, 18 x 0.0420kg P = .756N?- mememe1245
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How Do You Calculate Impulse and Force in a Racquetball Collision?
Why is the "6" negative?- mememe1245
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How Do You Calculate Impulse and Force in a Racquetball Collision?
Question A 0.0420-kg hollow racquetball with an initial speed of 12.0 m/s collides with a backboard. It rebounds with a speed of 6.0 m/s. a. Calculate the total impulse on the ball. b. If the contact time lasts for 0.040 s, calculate the average force on the ball. [FONT=Arial]What I did on...- mememe1245
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- Average force Change Change in momentum Impulse Momentum Newton's law
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Maintaining Muscle Tone: Why it Matters for Everyone
This is NOT my home work...just curious. Why would a person, even one that isn't interested in "buffing" up want to maintain good muscle tone?- mememe1245
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- Biology Muscle
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Physics help -- pushing a refrigerator across a wooden floor
Sorry...can I have more help with just two more questions? Please.- mememe1245
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Physics help -- pushing a refrigerator across a wooden floor
Ohhh...Waw! Thank u!- mememe1245
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Physics help -- pushing a refrigerator across a wooden floor
Okay, I understand that mu = .2 and g= 2000N. What I don't understand is how to solve the problem.- mememe1245
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Physics help -- pushing a refrigerator across a wooden floor
so, mu=force of friction/ force of Newton, right?- mememe1245
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Physics help -- pushing a refrigerator across a wooden floor
G= 200kg * 9.8m/s^2 = 1960N?- mememe1245
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Physics help -- pushing a refrigerator across a wooden floor
I did attempt the problem, but I' now more confused than ever. Please help me. Joe is moving his refrigerator to take to college and he begins by pushing it across the wooden kitchen floor. On a flat surface like the floor, how do you calculate how hard he needs to push? Draw a free body...- mememe1245
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- Applied force Physics Refrigerator
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