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How can we find the center of mass of a solid cone?
should we also take a height of every hollow cone as "dh" ?- Nimarjeet Bajwa
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How can we find the center of mass of a solid cone?
is this method even possible? anyways here is my attempt Step1) y= 2H/3 ( H is the height of the cone) step 2) we take the density (ρ)= 3M/π R2 H. The problem i am facing is to Find "dm"- Nimarjeet Bajwa
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- Center Center of mass Cone Homework Mass Solid
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Kinematics of a kicked football
according to me the answer should be "G". Use equation of trajectory and put x=32.3 v=22.2 and theta=49.4 after plugging in the values you should get some "y" after that just subtract the height of the goal post.- Nimarjeet Bajwa
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Kinematics Homework Question- Deriving an expression
Use equation of trajectory for horizontal projectile- Nimarjeet Bajwa
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Can a Young Aspiring Physicist Balance Studies and Language Learning?
Hi my name is Nimarjeet. I am a 14 year old and I am in 9th grade . I am currently preparing for physics Olympiads, i am interested in Physics and Mathematics ( calculas). I am an average student and i hope to become a Physicist one day. English is my third language so my post will have many...- Nimarjeet Bajwa
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Why can't we do this by using radius of curvature?
I have tried this question thrice. and for 3 days. I will try to explain My attempts as best as i can Attempt-1--> This is fairly basic. I found X(t) and Y(t) in polar form and put them in the equation of circle. After that diffrentiated both sides with respect to "x" however the answer came...- Nimarjeet Bajwa
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- Curvature Mechanics Radius
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help