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    Calculating Momentums and Velocities for Exploding Firework Parts

    But how can i split C's velocity i don't know the angle?
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    Calculating Momentums and Velocities for Exploding Firework Parts

    Homework Statement A 9.3 kg firework is launched straight up and at its maximum height 45 m it explodes into three parts. Part A (0.5 kg) moves straight down and lands 0.29 seconds after the explosion. Part B (1 kg) moves horizontally to the right and lands 10 meters from Part A. Part C moves...
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    Calculating Object's Trajectory on a Circular Track

    Can you check my work Mgh - Mg(2R) = 0.5MV^2 gh - 2gR = 0.5V^2 gh-2gR = 0.5Rg h = 2.5R = 2.5(.36m)= 0.9 for the second part to figure out how far from the table it lands: Y = Voyt + .5gt^2 0.9 = 4.9t^2 t = 0.428571s x = Voxt x =((Rg)^0.5)*t
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    Calculating Torque in a Rolling Ball on an Inclined Track | Homework Problem

    Homework Statement A 4.74 kg spherical ball with radius 1.4 cm rolls on a track with a loop of radius 39 cm that sits on a table 1.2 meters above the ground. The last 1 meter section of the track is horzontal and is not connected to the rest of the track. 0.33 meters of this section of the...
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    Calculating Object's Trajectory on a Circular Track

    Homework Statement A frictionless track with a loop of radius 36 cm sits on a table 0.9 meters above the ground. If a 0.15 kg object just makes the loop, how high above the table did the object start and how far from the table does it land? Homework Equations The Attempt at a...
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    Calculate the maximum height of ball 1

    Homework Statement Two balls are connected by a string that stretches over a massless, frictionless pulley. Ball 1 has a mass of 0.45 kg and is held 0.74 m above the ground. Ball 2 has a mass of 5.7 kg and is held 0.88 m above the ground. When the balls are released, ball 2 falls to the...
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    Rotational Motion: Supernova to Pulsar Transformation

    Homework Statement A supernova is the explosion of a large star. The progenitor, the star just before it explodes has a mass of 15 solar masses and a radius of 7*10^10m. After the supernova, a pulsar is left over. The pulsar has a mass of 2.2 solar masses and a radius of 10km. a) If the...
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    Collision Conservation of momentum

    Homework Statement If two objects one traveling right and the other traveling left collide. The collision is inelastic. What would the sign of the instantaneous velocity of each object? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I think the instaneous velocity would be zero for...
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    Conservation of Energy Problem involving a spring

    Homework Statement a block is held 1.3m above a spring and is dropped.The spring compresses 6cm before sending the ball into the air. How fast is the ball going when it hits the spring? What is the spring constant? How high in the air does the ball go after hitting the spring? Homework...
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    Planet Motion: Calculate Star Mass

    Homework Statement a 9.9*10^23 kg planet orbits a star in a circular orbit. The planet is 5.6 AU away from the star and has an orbital velocity of 32 km/s. What is the mass of the star. (1AU = 1.496*10^11m) Homework Equations G Mp Ms / r^2 = Mp V^2/r The Attempt at a Solution Ms...
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    Solving Elliptical Orbit Homework: Comet's Semi-Major Axis & Sun Distance

    Homework Statement The period of a comet orbit is 100 years. As its closests approach is 0.37 AU from the sun. What is the semi-major axis of the comet's orbit? How far does it get from the sun? Homework Equations (T1/T2)^2 = (s1/s2)^3 The Attempt at a Solution I don't even know...
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    Calculating Normal Force on Pilot in Air Show Loop

    Homework Statement A 9940 kg plane in an air show completes a vertical loop of radius 596 meters at 155 m/s. What normal force does the airplane seat exert on the 92 kg pilot at the top of the loop and at the bottom of the loop. Homework Equations Top of loop m(v^2/r)= Fnormal + mg...
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    Estimating Mass of the Milky Way Galaxy

    i am not sure what equation to use
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    Estimating Mass of the Milky Way Galaxy

    Homework Statement The sun rotates around the center of the milky way galaxy at a distance of about 30,000 light years (1ly= 9.5*10^15m). if it takes about 200 million years to make one rotation, estimate the mass of our galaxy. Assume that the mass distribution of galaxy is concentrated...
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    Solving Vectors Problem: 4 People Pulling on Rope at Square Corners

    Homework Statement 4 people stand at the corners of a square. Fred stands at point (0,0) Ted at (1,0) Ed at (1,1) and ned at (0,1). they each pull on a rope connected to the center of the square (0.5,0.5). Fred exerts 11N, Ted exerts 11N, Ed 17N and Ned 15N. what is the net force exerted...
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