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Find the tension in the cable linking the two carts.
but I am not sure if its moving, and i don't know how to find out if it is- ryty
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Find the tension in the cable linking the two carts.
Homework Statement Two 1kg carts and a 500g weight are linked with cables. One of the carts sits on a 15° ramp, while the other is on a horizontal surface. See diagram. Find the tension in the cable linking the two carts. i attached the picture. Homework Equations im not sure, but i think...- ryty
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Doppler effect fire truck siren
Homework Statement Hearing the siren of an approaching fire truck, you pull over to the side of the road and stop. As the truck approaches, you hear a tone of 460 Hz; as the truck recedes, you hear a tone of 420 Hz. How much time will it take for the truck to get from your position to the fire...- ryty
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- Doppler Doppler effect Fire Truck
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Calculating Decibel Increase to Reach Pain Level
So how do i find how many callers it takes to go from 90-120dB- ryty
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Calculating Decibel Increase to Reach Pain Level
Homework Statement In a pig-calling contest, a caller produces a sound with an intensity level of 90 dB. How many such callers would be required to reach the pain level of 120 dB? Homework Equations i don't know The Attempt at a Solution The way I understood it from my book, for...- ryty
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How to Determine Frequencies & Wavelengths of Musical Notes in Air?
This is what is says, The lowest note on a piano is A, four octaves below the A given in the table. The highest note on a piano is C, four octaves above middle C. Chromatic Musical Scale Note Frequency Middle C 261.7 C#(C-SHARP)...- ryty
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How to Determine Frequencies & Wavelengths of Musical Notes in Air?
Homework Statement Find the frequencies and wavelengths (in air) of these notes. A(440.0 Hz) C(523.3 Hz) the given frequencies are not the answers Homework Equations velocity=frequency*wavelength The Attempt at a Solution 343m/s=440Hz/wavelength wavelength=.780 m this isn't...- ryty
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- Frequency Wavelength
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How Fast Was the Projectile Launched on the Moon?
just for easier ways to put it Kf=a Uf=b Ki=c Ui=d it should look like this c= -b + d- ryty
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How Fast Was the Projectile Launched on the Moon?
i got 1.01 m/s, which is wrong 0 + G(6.67E-11*7.36E22)/21074000^2 = 1/2vi^2 + G(6.67E-11*7.36E22)/1737400^2- ryty
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How Fast Was the Projectile Launched on the Moon?
for radius, do i add in radius of the moon, or just use 370km as the radius?- ryty
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How Fast Was the Projectile Launched on the Moon?
what masses should i use?- ryty
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How Fast Was the Projectile Launched on the Moon?
i don't know, my homework is online, so i just type in an answer, and it ells me whether I am right or wrong, and it said i was wrong. So how would i compensate for the difference?- ryty
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Calculating Energy Between Objects
so it should look like this F=(6.67E-11)(.54)(.54)/.16 ?- ryty
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Calculating Energy Between Objects
im kind of confused, am i using the right equation?- ryty
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Calculating Energy Between Objects
okay, F=G(m1)(m2)/r^2 but if the raduis of the balls are .16 m, do i use that as the radius, or do i double it beause the balls are the same size?- ryty
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