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Changing pitch in frequency ratio?
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Changing pitch in frequency ratio?
Ohh, the only way I was picturing it was the strings being slackened or maybe a reversal of elastic elongation. :P Too much thought into a simple question.- Mickey Tee
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Changing pitch in frequency ratio?
Homework Statement Homework Equations v=fΛ v=√(T/μ) The Attempt at a Solution I know I'm supposed to make an attempt, but I can make heads nor tails of this. Are they changed in a constant ratioo? Does the tension come into play? The answer given is 0.16m- Mickey Tee
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Moment of Inertia power plant energy
If we integrate from r2 to r1 we get 1/2m(r1^2 - r2^2) right?- Mickey Tee
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Moment of Inertia power plant energy
Chevelle probably checked wiki for the moment of inertia of an annulus like I did, haha.- Mickey Tee
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What Are Elastic and Inelastic Problems?
1) The plane had an initial velocity when the pilot was sitting in it. As the pilot jumped backward with a certain momentum, an equal amount was imparted to the plane in the opposite direction, which is the direction of the plane. This final momentum of the plane, divided by the mass of...- Mickey Tee
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Tension in Room: Find Force of Friction
Post a picture of your attempt. Even an MS Paint jpeg would do.- Mickey Tee
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Moment of Inertia power plant energy
You've taken the volume of a solid cylinder.- Mickey Tee
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Tension in Room: Find Force of Friction
Try drawing all the components of the forces.- Mickey Tee
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How can the kinetic energy ratio be calculated after a bullet collision?
2.48 x 10^-3 if we include the key of the first block, 1.943 x 10^-3 if we don't.- Mickey Tee
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How can the kinetic energy ratio be calculated after a bullet collision?
Yeah, does that give you the right answer?- Mickey Tee
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How can the kinetic energy ratio be calculated after a bullet collision?
The Kinetic energy after should probably include the KE of the first moving block too.- Mickey Tee
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The Doppler Effect Homework: Speed of Train from 940Hz to 915Hz
Same here unfortunately.- Mickey Tee
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The Doppler Effect Homework: Speed of Train from 940Hz to 915Hz
What is the given answer and what are you getting?- Mickey Tee
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Why do component vectors not work ?
I said the same result would be produced if you placed two masses of msinθ and mcosθ along the axes at ry and rx distance away. Sorry if my answer was confusing.- Mickey Tee
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help