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Conservation of Mechanical energy
Homework Statement Attached figrue shows an 8.00 kg stone at rest on a spring.The spring is compressed 10.0 cm by the stone. (a) What is the spring constant? (b) The stone is pushed down an additional 30.0 cm and released.What is the elastic potential energy of the compressed spring just...- mia_material_x1
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- Conservation Energy Mechanical Mechanical energy
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Optimized Kinetic Energy of Skier on Incline & Horizontal Surface
I would not have come here if I had book answers all along. But thanks for the help- mia_material_x1
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Optimized Kinetic Energy of Skier on Incline & Horizontal Surface
mgH = umgx+umgd H=ux +ud d= (H-ux)/u = [20m-(0.21)(55m)]/0.21 = 40m got it, thank youuu xD- mia_material_x1
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Optimized Kinetic Energy of Skier on Incline & Horizontal Surface
towards positive x, 20° from x ?- mia_material_x1
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Optimized Kinetic Energy of Skier on Incline & Horizontal Surface
tan20°/20m = (55m)i + (-20m)j @ velocity=19.8m/s- mia_material_x1
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Optimized Kinetic Energy of Skier on Incline & Horizontal Surface
I was thinking A(f) = F×S×cos(20°) seems right, but then I get S= - 21m...- mia_material_x1
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Optimized Kinetic Energy of Skier on Incline & Horizontal Surface
I'm not sure... :( Can you enlighten me- mia_material_x1
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Optimized Kinetic Energy of Skier on Incline & Horizontal Surface
if a) is 95m, then what would b) be? :cry::cry:- mia_material_x1
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Optimized Kinetic Energy of Skier on Incline & Horizontal Surface
then what would b) be?- mia_material_x1
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Optimized Kinetic Energy of Skier on Incline & Horizontal Surface
I inserted a photo, thanks for reply!- mia_material_x1
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Optimized Kinetic Energy of Skier on Incline & Horizontal Surface
http://imgur.com/luj32IE 1. Homework Statement A skier starts from rest at the top of a smooth incline of height 20 m as in Figure 2. At the bottom of the incline, the skier encounters a horizontal rough surface where the coecient of kinetic friction between the skis and the snow is 0.21. (a)...- mia_material_x1
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- Energy Kinetic Kinetic energy
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How Much Work is Done Raising a Load with a Two-Pulley System?
Homework Statement A 60 kg load is raised by a two-pulley arrangement. How much work is done by the force F to raise the load 3 m if there is a frictional force of 20 N in each pulley? Note that the pulleys do not rotate, but the rope slides across each surface. I've solved the problem, I...- mia_material_x1
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- Force Pulley Work
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