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    How does the position of a bucket of sand affect the momentum of a rolling cart?

    Oh yeah, my bad... velocity times mass... I always mix up with impulse lol :S, but yeah I guess friction is part of the experiment ? However... when you take the bucket of sand off, the friction stays the same ?
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    How does the position of a bucket of sand affect the momentum of a rolling cart?

    Homework Statement Ok so my teacher used this example in class, he had this flat wheeled cart rolling on the floor. The object was to release a bucket of sand on top of the flat cart to see if the cart would slow down or accelerate. Easily, all of us the students predicted that the cart would...
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    How Do Sulfur Isotopes Determine Its Average Atomic Mass?

    how do i find calculate the average atomic mass for sulfur?
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    How Do Sulfur Isotopes Determine Its Average Atomic Mass?

    Homework Statement Sulfur has 4 naturally occurring isotopes: Sulfur-32 Abundance = 95.0% Sulfur-33 Abundance = 0.76% Sulfur-34 Abundance = 4.22% Sulfur-36 Abundance = 0.014% Sulfur's symbol is S, it has 16 electrons and a mass of 32.06g Homework Equations I'm actually looking...
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    Chemistry What is the number of moles of sodium hypochlorite in 34.8 grams?

    Homework Statement How many moles is 34.8 of sodium hypochlorite ? Homework Equations 34.8g (1mol/____g) = ______mol The Attempt at a Solution 34.8g (1mol/58.44g) = 2033.712mol Not quite sure if this is how things work, hopefully you can give me a few hints.
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    Finding Speed to Push Cart up Hill

    I have an awnser sheet and it says 2m/s... I'm supposed to find what force pushed the cart above the second hill which I assume is kinetic energy but I have no mass which I don't understand...
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    Finding Speed to Push Cart up Hill

    Homework Statement I have to find the speed needed to push a cart on top of a hill and I only have the height as a number. Homework Equations A boy places his matchbox car at the top of the track he has set up with his brother. If the track starts atop the 55 cm toy box, descends to the...
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    Understanding Energy Conservation: Analyzing Missing Energy in a Ball's Motion

    1) Slower, because the water makes it hard to accelerate which I don't know how to explain 2) The car tire that is properly inflated because... AIR!
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    Examining Engine Work & Gasoline Energy

    To move, or for transportation ?
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    Understanding Energy Conservation: Analyzing Missing Energy in a Ball's Motion

    1)Well depending on steel's density, it would either find itself at the botom of water or float to the top without even following the pattern 2)Friction ?
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    Examining Engine Work & Gasoline Energy

    Heat.. nuclear.. electric ??
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    Understanding Energy Conservation: Analyzing Missing Energy in a Ball's Motion

    1) No, that's not what I'm talking about. What else is different about the moon, other than the 1/6 gravity? Its lighter 2) No, assume that they both have enough friction on the ramp so that they do not slip. What is the main difference between steel and rubber (other than mass density)...
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    Chemistry Assistance for the Struggling Sophomore

    Thanks guys, I failed the test...lol :S
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