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How Fast Will the Climber Accelerate and How Long Until the Rock Falls?
A 75 kg climber finds himself dangling over the edge of an ice cliff, as shown in the figure below. Fortunately, he's roped to a 980 kg rock located 51 m from the edge of the cliff. Assume that the coefficient of kinetic friction between rock and ice is 5.5×10−2. What is his acceleration, and...- orange03
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How fast should a space station rotate to simulate Earth's gravity?
Okay, I got it now. Thank you!- orange03
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How fast should a space station rotate to simulate Earth's gravity?
okay i got w=.20 but I don't know how to convert that to RPM. Wouldn't the units on w by 1/s^2? Is there a formula or conversion factor to get it to RPM?- orange03
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How fast should a space station rotate to simulate Earth's gravity?
would it just be N=mg?- orange03
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How fast should a space station rotate to simulate Earth's gravity?
Yeah, it's the force that is the same direction as acceleration, towards the center.- orange03
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How fast should a space station rotate to simulate Earth's gravity?
A space station is in the shape of a hollow ring, 450 m in diameter. At how many revolutions per minute should it rotate in order to simulate Earth's gravity-that is, so that the normal force on an astronaut at the outer edge would be the astronaut's weight on Earth? All I got so far was...- orange03
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Radians to Meters: Conversion & Possibilities
How do you convert radians to meters?? Is it even possible?- orange03
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- Radians
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Solve Kinetic Friction Homework: Acceleration & Time Before Rock Goes Over Edge
Homework Statement A 75 kg climber finds himself dangling over the edge of an ice cliff, as shown in the figure below. Fortunately, he's roped to a 980 kg rock located 51 m from the edge of the cliff. Assume that the coefficient of kinetic friction between rock and ice is 5.5×10−2. What is...- orange03
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- Friction Kinetic Kinetic friction
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Kinetic Friction of moving car hitting a stationary car
Homework Statement A police officer investigating an accident estimates from the damage done that a moving car hit a stationary car at 24 km/h. If the moving car left skid marks 47 m long, and if the coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.68, what was the initial speed of the moving car? (The...- orange03
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- Car Friction Kinetic Kinetic friction
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Finding Length with rpm and static friction
Okay, thank you! I will try to work this out. I don't have the answers bc the homework is online.- orange03
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Finding Length with rpm and static friction
would f=190 rev/min? and how would i find centripetal acceleration? I think I got confused because the only factor I was missing was velocity so I just made 19.89 rad/sec into velocity but I think it's angular velocity.- orange03
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Finding Length with rpm and static friction
Homework Statement A bug crawls outward from the center of a compact disc spinning at 190 revolutions per minute. The coefficient of static friction between the bug's sticky feet and the disc surface is 1.4. How far does the bug get from the center before slipping? Homework Equations...- orange03
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- Friction Length Rpm Static Static friction
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