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High School Find Force Req'd to Move Object: Weight & Calc Mu=F/Normal Reaction
when we say a weight of 50 kg is kept on a table, then is it 50 kg ? and force applied vertically down is 50x9.81 kgf?In earlier days this Newton unit was not there , it is confusing.pl help.- satishinamdar
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High School Find Force Req'd to Move Object: Weight & Calc Mu=F/Normal Reaction
I want to know the fundamentals of finding the force reqd for moving a stationary object such as a car or a segway (which has got two wheels). Also let me know in a formula mu = F/ NORMAL REACTION, WHAT IS THE VALUE OF A WEIGHT HAS TO BE TAKEN? meaning if weight of a person standing on a...- satishinamdar
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Bullet Hits Disc: Velocity of Inelastic Collision
yes there is a diagram it shows, a circle with radius r, centre O, says mass M, THE ARROW TOUCHING THE CIRCLE PERIPHERY TANGENTIALLY . WITH VELOCITY v AND MASS m I thought the text was quite sufficient. Now nothing more to share- satishinamdar
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Bullet Hits Disc: Velocity of Inelastic Collision
Dear Guruji the problem as appearing in the textbook is as follows "A bullet of mass m collides inelastically at the periphery of a disc of mass M and RADIUS r, with a speed v.The disc rotates about a fixed horizontal axis.Find theangular velocity of the disc bullet system just after the...- satishinamdar
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Bullet Hits Disc: Velocity of Inelastic Collision
it is fixed to axis.Angular speed to be calculated.- satishinamdar
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Bullet Hits Disc: Velocity of Inelastic Collision
Assume the mass of disc as M.how it is a case of conservation of linear momentum?- satishinamdar
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Bullet Hits Disc: Velocity of Inelastic Collision
momentum is conserved.pl help- satishinamdar
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Bullet Hits Disc: Velocity of Inelastic Collision
A bullet of mass m hits a disc of radius R on its periphery at speed v.What will be the velocity of disc if the collision is inelastic?- satishinamdar
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate Electricity Flow with Two Conductors of Different Diameters
Sir,pl confirm- satishinamdar
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate Electricity Flow with Two Conductors of Different Diameters
so the corect answer is none of these. right?- satishinamdar
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate Electricity Flow with Two Conductors of Different Diameters
drift velocity has to reduce- satishinamdar
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Calculate Electricity Flow with Two Conductors of Different Diameters
current is the charge passing through a cross section of a conductor per unit time and drift velocity is the distance traveled by the electron in unit time- satishinamdar
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find value of resistance to get max power in circuit
Thank you Sir. Actually the power is required from the whole circuit and not from the unknown resistsnce. Will you please help to get the answer for value of unknown resistance for getting max power?- satishinamdar
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find value of resistance to get max power in circuit
SGT Sir, Can you please calculate and show how to find out value of R by derivative method? Hammie Sir, This seems to be a different approach.What is impedence?Please explain your method to find value of "resistance.- satishinamdar
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Calculate Electricity Flow with Two Conductors of Different Diameters
This was a multiple choice question.to select one option out of four 1.electric field current and drift velocity will be same 2.Only current will be same 3.Only drift velocity will be same 4.None of the above- satishinamdar
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help