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i only have the vector sum though and i don't have those two vectors- ohheytai
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i uploaded it i can't figure out r subscript n i have no idea can someone help me its my last try thanks- ohheytai
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What Is the Rotational Angular Momentum of a Barbell System?
the manitude of Ltrans = r*psin theta right? so it would be .8kg*80rads/s*.525m? its wrong i tried -33.6 and positive 33.6 both are wrong :(- ohheytai
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What Is the Rotational Angular Momentum of a Barbell System?
i have no idea :(- ohheytai
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What Is the Rotational Angular Momentum of a Barbell System?
for Lrot is 0 magnitude and no direction. i got that part right- ohheytai
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What Is the Rotational Angular Momentum of a Barbell System?
the manitude of Ltrans = r*psin theta right? so it would be .8kg*80rads/s*.525m?- ohheytai
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What Is the Rotational Angular Momentum of a Barbell System?
zero magnitude and no direction- ohheytai
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What Is the Rotational Angular Momentum of a Barbell System?
(.8kg)*.35^2*80rads/s is wrong :( and I am just so lost right now. web assign keeps telling me I am wrong and you say I am right so I am so confused right now- ohheytai
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What Is the Rotational Angular Momentum of a Barbell System?
yes here it is- ohheytai
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Solving Torque: R=9cm, F=18N, d=30cm
stand alone.- ohheytai
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Solving Torque: R=9cm, F=18N, d=30cm
okay here it is- ohheytai
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Solving Torque: R=9cm, F=18N, d=30cm
tangent- ohheytai
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What Is the Rotational Angular Momentum of a Barbell System?
A barbell consists of two small balls, each with mass 400 grams (0.4 kg), at the ends of a very low mass rod of length d = 35 cm (0.35 m). The center of the barbell is mounted on the end of a low mass rigid rod of length b = 0.525 m (see Figure). The apparatus is started in such a way that...- ohheytai
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Solving Torque: R=9cm, F=18N, d=30cm
i did .09m*18N and got 1.62 N*m but its wrong- ohheytai
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Solving Torque: R=9cm, F=18N, d=30cm
what is the torque?? A disk of radius R = 9 cm is pulled along a frictionless surface with a force of F = 18 N by a string wrapped around the edge. At the instant when d = 30 cm of string has unwound off the disk, what is the torque exerted about the center of the disk? i tried...- ohheytai
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