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New guy with a question about a car (with velocity v) and a highway
I use force equals mass times acceleration wouldn't I be just using trigonometry to calculate the angle of the triangles using The horizontal and vertical components? I see what you're saying that the acceleration is gravity . I will try to formulate a paper with those equations soon .- Mitchell Arnott
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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New guy with a question about a car (with velocity v) and a highway
Agreed please see my response below and see if you can comment some help.- Mitchell Arnott
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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New guy with a question about a car (with velocity v) and a highway
Yes I agree there is no friction. This I believe is given in the problem itself. I spoke to the head of the physics department and he basically told me to envision the highway curve as a bowl with the same angle throughout. I have attached a paper that I wrote to my teacher trying to explain my...- Mitchell Arnott
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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New guy with a question about a car (with velocity v) and a highway
Hi all here is the question I need to justify. Please see the attached file with the question. I would simply like to use the formula (theta)=tan(^-1)[(v^2)/gr] to solve the angle. This gives the correct answer. Now my teacher however solves it using a different vector method and says in order...- Mitchell Arnott
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- Car Velocity
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help