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Rotating disk falling from string problem
Problem Sketch Okay so this is the problem the upper disk will be of M1 mass and R1 radius both disk are solid so I(oe)=1/2MR^2 , the second disk will be HM2 , HR2. After system is left from rest I understand that the lower disc will start rotating and going down from the rope also it has...- sAXIn
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- Disk Falling Rotating Rotating disk String
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Calculating Power in a Variable Mass Work Problem
The problem is: we have a rope of total mass M and length L the rope starts from rest on surface and being pulled up by a force F , it's pulled up with constant speed V until the upper end reaches height x . Find the power (P) needed the pull the rope up as a function of X . What I did...- sAXIn
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- Mass Variable Variable mass Work Work problem
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What is the Relationship Between Force, Power, and Work in a Particle System?
I got it's the same : I can integrate f(t)v(t)and then def. by dt so its = power or just skip it and f(t)v(t) is my power ! thanks a lot ...- sAXIn
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What is the Relationship Between Force, Power, and Work in a Particle System?
yes but you don't put in consideration that x is function of t it\s integral of F(t)d(x(t)) or something 2) I know that p=FV when the force is constant here it isn't ?!- sAXIn
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the Relationship Between Force, Power, and Work in a Particle System?
I have a question where I have a force F(t) acting on particle , I intgrate 2 times and find X(t) , i used innitial conditions given x=0 , t=0 , v=0 . 1) now they ask me to write the work done by the power between t=0 , t=<epsilon> I know that dw=F dot DX but here the f and x are both...- sAXIn
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- Force Power Work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to Solve for CosA and T in a Conical Pendulum?
okay got it I get 2nd order eq. thanks a lot- sAXIn
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How to Solve for CosA and T in a Conical Pendulum?
Hello all , I encouter a problem solving this one : We are given a conical pendulum with : V - tan. speed of particle m - mass of rotating particle g - gravity acceleration...- sAXIn
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- Conical Conical pendulum Pendulum Units
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Undergrad Constant Power and speed of particle relation
Thank you very much I got it , good to know there are wise people out there. -
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Undergrad Constant Power and speed of particle relation
I can post the answer for you it goes like : v=(3xp/m)^(1/3)! The question is from Resnick Physics 1 4th edition chapter 7 problem 52 , I suppose the answer is correct . -
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Undergrad Constant Power and speed of particle relation
Already made but the answer is given by x ,p ,m and factoring numbers ! I think DX/DT is needed ??/ -
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Undergrad Constant Power and speed of particle relation
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Undergrad Constant Power and speed of particle relation
Hello all I encounter a difficulty solving most simple problem related to constant power and speed of particle the problem is as follows: Express the speed (V) of a car given a constant power P , the mass of the car is m, the car travels distance x and it at first was at rest. I...