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Projectile Motion Problem: Kicking a soccer ball over a fence
yes, i solved for horizontal position not vertical position- salqmander
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Point particle model for a person pushing a block on ice
is it static friction- salqmander
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Projectile Motion Problem: Kicking a soccer ball over a fence
oh its sin not cos- salqmander
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Point particle model for a person pushing a block on ice
78N back to the person- salqmander
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Projectile Motion Problem: Kicking a soccer ball over a fence
is this right? xf = xi + (vx)i delta t, xi=0 t = xf / vxi t = 25m / 19m/s, t = 1.3 seconds vyi = vi sin theta, vyi = 9.5m/s yf = yi + vyi delta t- 1/2g t ^2 = 0m + 9.5m/s(1.5) - 0.5(9.8m/s^2)(1.5)^2 yf = 3.2m 3.2-2.5 = +0.7m- salqmander
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Projectile Motion Problem: Kicking a soccer ball over a fence
should I use the equation xf = xi + (vx)i delta t for time and then yf = yi + vyi delta t- 1/2g t ^2- salqmander
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Point particle model for a person pushing a block on ice
oh that makes sense. is it just contact force?- salqmander
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Point particle model for a person pushing a block on ice
to the person, i believe there is friction force from the block,- salqmander
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Point particle model for a person pushing a block on ice
yes i realized that g shouldn't be in a horizontal question, let me see- salqmander
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Point particle model for a person pushing a block on ice
do you know how to solve part b? i'm not sure what to do my textbook is not very clear- salqmander
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Point particle model for a person pushing a block on ice
yea i'm not sure- salqmander
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Point particle model for a person pushing a block on ice
I think because the surface is ice friction is negligible, right?- salqmander
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Point particle model for a person pushing a block on ice
There was a force of friction which is negligible because the ice is not slippery so are there no more forces acting on the ice? will it continue at a speed of 4m/s so 0 acceleration?- salqmander
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Point particle model for a person pushing a block on ice
thank you is part b correct?- salqmander
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