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Freight Car Velocity: Newton's 1st Law Explained
Okay, so Newton's 2nd Law in terms of momentum is Δp = F Δt , which is also F Δt = m Δv. So in isolating velocity from the formula, as the mass decreases, the velocity would increase?- mini_mia
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Freight Car Velocity: Newton's 1st Law Explained
Hey guys! I was wondering if I could get some help with this question: A railway freight car that is carrying sand is traveling at a uniform velocity on a straight level track. A leak develops in the flat bottom, and the sand begins to pour out of a hole onto the ground. Assuming there...- mini_mia
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How Many Logs Are Needed to Build a Raft for Four People?
I have some questions about this problem too. Okay, I've got that: Force of buoyancy = Weight (of logs) + Weight (of load/people) Since each person's mass was 80.0 kg and there are 4 people, I went Weight (load) = (80.0kg) x (4) x (9.81m/s^2) = 3139.2 N (Force of the load) and the force...- mini_mia
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Calculating Minimum Ball Speed for Safe Passage through Rotating Windmill Blades
Thank you guys for trying to help me! Now I'm going to attempt to do it. :D- mini_mia
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Calculating Minimum Ball Speed for Safe Passage through Rotating Windmill Blades
Hi! I'm not sure where to start on this question and I would be very thankful if somebody could help me on it: At a mini golf course, a golf ball passes through a windmill. The windmill has 8 blades and rotates at an angular speed of 1.25 rad/s. The opening between successive blades is equal...- mini_mia
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