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How Much Work Did Sam Do to Stop the Boat on the Ride?
Wow you are so helpful thanks! :)- Rha1828
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How Much Work Did Sam Do to Stop the Boat on the Ride?
Please help! Somple Work-energy problem! Sam works at an amusement park. A boat of children on a water ride comes the the pier at the end of the ride. They are moving at a constant speed of 1.2 m/s, and the loaded boat has a mass of 1200kg. Sam slows the boat down by pushing on it until it...- Rha1828
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Calculating Work and Force: Solving a Simple Amusement Park Problem
I don't understand how you would solve for acceleration.- Rha1828
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Calculating Work and Force: Solving a Simple Amusement Park Problem
Sam works at an amusement park. A boat of children on a water ride comes the the pier at the end of the ride. They are moving at a constant speed of 1.2 m/s, and the loaded boat has a mass of 1200kg. Sam slows the boat down by pushing on it until it comes to rest at the pier. If he stops it in a...- Rha1828
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Solving a Simple Spring Problem: Finding the Speed of a Launched Object
Simple Spring Problem Help! A spring gun fires an object of mass 2.1 kg horizontally across a frictionless table. The spring has a spring constant of 19 N/m and is initially compressed by 3.6 cm. What is the speed of the object as it leaves the spring gun? I can not figure out this problem...- Rha1828
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Calculate Potential Energy of 8.4N Spring w/31.9 N/m Constant
OH! Now I can understand that! Fx= -kx...Thank you I will try and see what I get!- Rha1828
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Calculate Potential Energy of 8.4N Spring w/31.9 N/m Constant
I'm not sure. My Teacher just through this problem at us without much explanation. We haven't even covered springs. I'll look into your question though I am not sure I fully understand it. Thanks!- Rha1828
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Calculate Potential Energy of 8.4N Spring w/31.9 N/m Constant
A force of 8.4 N holds an ideal spring with a 31.9 N/m spring constant in compression. How much potential energy is stored in the spring? I would think it would be PE =mgh to get m you divide the force/g but now I am not sure what to do after that. Any help would be great!- Rha1828
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HELP Simple center of Gravity problem
2) A Uniform Boars has a mass of 1.5kg and length of 100cm, Note the Weight is negligible. A) Where should it be supported so that it will balance a 10g mass places at an end, a 60kg mass on the other end, and a 40kg mass placed 30 cm to the 10g mass? The answer should be 0.511m a...- Rha1828
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How Much Can a Fireman Weigh to Safely Climb a Ladder Leaning at 45 Degrees?
A uniform ladder of a length 5m and a mass 15 kg leans against a wall, making a 45 degree angle with the ground. The wall is capable of supporting a maximum of 500 N. A fireman must climb the ladder to it's midpoint, what is the max mass that the fireman can be without collapsing the...- Rha1828
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