Recent content by Rileyss123

  1. R

    Cone-shaped drain speed based on R and time

    okay i think i got it. haha THANKSS for the clue!
  2. R

    Cone-shaped drain speed based on R and time

    then part d T=(2*pi*R)/v and then period will decrease by a factor of 1/sqrt(2)
  3. R

    Cone-shaped drain speed based on R and time

    (c) inc by a factor of sqrt(2) yes?
  4. R

    Cone-shaped drain speed based on R and time

    mass is unnecessary because it is crossed out
  5. R

    Cone-shaped drain speed based on R and time

    SIGMA Fr=(mv^2)r Nsin@=(mv^2)r then from vertical component we find Ncos@=mg so N=(mg)/cos@ mg/cos@ * sin@ =(mv^2)r tan@mg=(mv^2)r do some work~~~~ v=sqrt(rtan@g) did i do this right?
  6. R

    Cone-shaped drain speed based on R and time

    Homework Statement A basin surrounding a drain has a shape of a circular cone opening upward, having everywhere an angle of 35 with the horizontal. A 25 g ice cube is set sliding around the cone without friction in a horizontal circle of radius R. (a) find the speed the ice cube must have...
  7. R

    Forces on an object, Force vector

    There are two forces on the 1.1 kg box in the overhead view of Fig. 5-37 but only one is shown. The figure also shows the acceleration of the box. IMAGE : http://www.webassign.net/hrw/05_37.gif (a) Find the second force in unit-vector notation. N i + N j (b) Find the second force...
  8. R

    What is the Direction of Total Force Acting on an Object?

    This is a fairly simple Question but I just can't figure it out. If there is an object and there are two forces that act on the 5 kg object (say this object is located on the origin of an sy plane) and F1= 25 N and points in the 0 degrees direction and the other force, F2= 15 N and points 60...
Back
Top