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Netforce Graph Help: Understanding Zero Netforce and Constant Velocity
Homework Statement The Attempt at a Solution Netforce is zero right? Constant speed is constant velocity. I'm not sure how to draw this.- revults
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Linear Motion: 0.525kg Ball Travels 200m in 10s
hmmmmmm I am so confused- revults
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Linear Motion: 0.525kg Ball Travels 200m in 10s
solve the distance it travels @ 5 seconds.- revults
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Linear Motion: 0.525kg Ball Travels 200m in 10s
Homework Statement A 0.525kg ball starts from rest and rolls down a hill with uniform acceleration, traveling 200m during the second 10.0 s of its motion.Homework Equations xf= xi + vi +1/2a(t)^2 x= vi + atThe Attempt at a Solution a= 4 m/s^2 x=50 mits wrong- revults
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- Line Motion Straight line
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What Is the Maximum Height of the Rocket After Engine Failure?
yeah the force they produce instantly stopI rewrote the question in the way it was typed in my online assigment.- revults
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What Is the Maximum Height of the Rocket After Engine Failure?
Homework Statement A rock of blasts of vertically from rest on the launch pad with an upward acceleration 2.60 m/s^2= At 30s after blast off, the engine suddenly fails, which means the force they instantly stops.Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution How high above the launch pad will...- revults
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- Acceleration Rocket
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Relative Motion- Airplane/Wind
I posted some new work, is that what you got?- revults
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Relative Motion- Airplane/Wind
620 + 120 one-way = 740 620 - 120 one-way = 500 2000/740 mph = 2.70 2000/500 mph = 4 = 6.7 hoursis that correct- revults
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Relative Motion- Airplane/Wind
i did 620-120= 500 so that makes 4000/500= 8 hoursfor 1 other it only affects 1 trip so 2000/620= 3.225 2000/500= 4 so trip time = 7.225 both answers wrong- revults
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Relative Motion- Airplane/Wind
Homework Statement A jetliner has a cruising air speed of 620mph relative to the air. Part B How long does it take this plane to fly round-trip from San Francisco to Chicago, an east–west flight of 2000 miles each way, if the wind is blowing at 120mph from the west to the east? Homework...- revults
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- Motion Relative Relative motion
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