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How do you "read" this formula?
Homework Statement No actual work, could just use some assistance in understanding formulas involving the centroid of an object, specifically with integrals. For example, how would you understand the following formula(s) (as seen in part 2)? I understand that the centroid is the sum of all the...- MyNameIsNicholas
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- Centroid Formula Integral Mechanics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Newtonian Mechanics/Forces Question
Edit: Ignore those files. I was going to ask a follow-up question but upon creating those images and thinking about the question, it clicked!- MyNameIsNicholas
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Newtonian Mechanics/Forces Question
I think I understand! The FA isn't actually an applied force. Well it is, but in terms of this problem it isn't. It's actually just addition upward tensional force on the upper cord FT1! This would, obviously, increase FT1 and in turn increase FT2. Thanks for the help and sorry for not using the...- MyNameIsNicholas
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Newtonian Mechanics/Forces Question
These buckets are being suspended. The cords have no mass and each bucket is 3.5 kg. a.) Find the tension in the upper cord (T1) and the lower cord (T2) b.) If the apparatus is pulled upwards from the top of the upper cord, what are the new tensions of each cord? I understand the...- MyNameIsNicholas
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- Force Gravity Newton Newtonian Physics homework Tension
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help