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    M2: moments when forces are not perpendicular

    Oh yeah! Totally forgot that. Thanks! Will try again!
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    M2: moments when forces are not perpendicular

    Homework Statement A smooth uniform rod AB, of length 3a and weight 2w, is pivoted at A so that it can rotate in a vertical plane. A light ring is free to slide along the rod. A light inextensible string is attached to the ring and passes over a fixed smooth peg at a point C, a height 4a...
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    Calculating Maximum Range of Projectile Fired at 210 m/s on Horizontal Ground

    But I still have two unknowns...? The range and the angle... or did I do something wrong?
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    Calculating Maximum Range of Projectile Fired at 210 m/s on Horizontal Ground

    Homework Statement Shells are fired from a gun at 210 m/s. What is the maximum range of the shells on horizontal ground? Homework Equations Suvat equations? The Attempt at a Solution x=210cos(theta)t y=210sin(theta)t - 4.9t^2 Not sure what to do after that. Help would be...
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    Question on standing/stationary waves

    Homework Statement Two navigation beacons 60km apart transmit radio waves of wavelength 4000m. The signals start with the same phase and amplitude. A ship is midway between them and is sailing straight towards one of them. Describe what happens to the signals received on board the ship over...
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    Standing waves and microwave ovens

    Homework Statement With a wavelength of 12cm, how do I show that the microwave frequency is approx. 2.5GHz? Homework Equations v=f x lambda The Attempt at a Solution I'm confused about the wave speed bit...
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    Mechanics Newton's 2nd law question

    Homework Statement A load of 200kg is lifted through 50m by a vertical cable. The load accelerates uniformly from rest for 20 seconds, travels at constant speed for 10 seconds then decelerates to rest in a further 10 seconds. Find the maximum speed attained and the tension in the cable at each...
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    How Do You Derive the Diffraction Formula nλ = d sinθ?

    Homework Statement Basically there's a question that I'm doing which asks me to show how to derive: n lambda=d sin theta We haven't learned it yet and so how do you do it? Homework Equations n lambda=d sin theta The Attempt at a Solution Not a clue! Thanks!
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