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Undergrad When Does an Object Experience Only Centripetal Acceleration in Circular Motion?
Hey guys, there's something I've been confused about when looking at circular motion. When does an object have just centripetal acceleration as the acceleration of the object, if ever. I think that the acceleration vector is between the centripetal and tangential acceleration when an objects...- Riemannenthusiast
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- Acceleration Centripetal Centripetal acceleration Circular Circular motion Motion
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Flipping Fidget Spinners on Sloped Surfaces
Water Bottle Flipping Fidget Spinner on Sloped Surface- Riemannenthusiast
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- Surfaces
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Understanding Kinetic Energy, Angular Momentum & Torque
Well I am pretty sure that the kinetic energy stays the same because in this case the velocity vector and energy make a ninety degree angle so no work is done, but I am lost about angular momentum. It could decrease maybe if the torque is clockwise while the ship is going in a counterclockwise...- Riemannenthusiast
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- Angular Angular momentum Energy Kinetic Kinetic energy Momentum Torque
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Waves Homework help -- Waves on a String
Do you think that I could do distance over time to find wave speed. Like the wave traveled 4 meters in 2 seconds so its speed is 2 m/s and then if the frequency doubles from .5 to 1, the period is one and the wavelength would be 2m?- Riemannenthusiast
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Waves Homework help -- Waves on a String
I took a screenshot of the answer choices...will that help?- Riemannenthusiast
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Waves Homework help -- Waves on a String
Gotcha. I attached a picture of the question :)- Riemannenthusiast
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Waves Homework help -- Waves on a String
Oh okay, thank you!- Riemannenthusiast
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Waves Homework help -- Waves on a String
Okay well I'm stuck on this one. I know that lamba times frequency is wave speed and 1/f is period. I think that the wavelength of the wave is four but what is the frequency? (1/2)? Would I multiply 4*1/2 to get 2 m/s as the wave speed and then if the frequency doubles to .25, the wavelength be...- Riemannenthusiast
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- Homework String Waves
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help