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    Where Should the Certificate Be Awarded on a Space Tour from Earth to Moon?

    Like this...? F (M_e)(M_s) / (R_es)^2 = F (M_s)(M_m) / (R_ms)^2 ? :confused: es - Earth/ship ms - moon shop
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    Where Should the Certificate Be Awarded on a Space Tour from Earth to Moon?

    Homework Statement Transplanertay tours promises tour participants a certificate to commemorate their passage from the stronger influence of Earth's graviational pull to the stronger pull of the Moon at the point where the two forces on your spaceship are equal. Where on the trip should you...
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    What Is the Tension in the Horizontal Segment Above the Attached Object?

    Does that make sense, or do you want me to be more specific? :smile: Could you be more specific? The question says that the segments are free to pivot. Why is this relevant to finding tension? Hahaha, i think I'm just overthinking it and that's why I'm not fully understanding it.:frown...
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    Solving Energy of a Spring: Find Velocity at 2/3 E

    Homework Statement An object of mass m attached to a spring of force constant oscillates with simple harmonic motion. The maximum displacement from equilibrium is A and the total mechanical energy of the system is E. What is the object's velocity when its potential energy is 2/3 E ...
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    What Is the Tension in the Horizontal Segment Above the Attached Object?

    I don't know if I fully understand the question. I know I'm looking for the tension in the top joint. But why does torque apply here? Why use torque equations if it isn't moving. Physics frustrates me...lol
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    What Is the Tension in the Horizontal Segment Above the Attached Object?

    Homework Statement A bridge, constructed of 11 beams of equal length and negligible mass, supports an object of mass as shown. Real bridges of this sort have steel rockers at the ends, these assure that the support forces on the bridge are vertical even when it expands or contracts...
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