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Compression of a spring with friction
Okay, the part a) is just fine, no problem at all with it... Many thanks to everybody, I hope the answer of 1m is correct :P- Scorpy
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Compression of a spring with friction
So, guys, what is the final and also the right result?- Scorpy
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Compression of a spring with friction
And then, the final result is x=7.6m if I'm not wrong again?- Scorpy
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Compression of a spring with friction
So, for v I take Vc and for d = CD?- Scorpy
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Compression of a spring with friction
So, I take Vc and d as CD?- Scorpy
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Compression of a spring with friction
Here, more readable: A sledge of mass m=2 kg starts with initial velocity Va=7 m/s at ha=40m. Compute, neglecting friction. a) the speed Vb at hb=20m The sledge then travels from C (hc=30m) to D horizontally on a rough surface with uk=0.6. From D the surface becomes frictionless. In E a...- Scorpy
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Compression of a spring with friction
Hi again I try to solve this by my own with little help from the net, but still I'm not sure if it's the correct! Here is my work, and please someone tell me if I'm wrong, again. (x = 20,8 m ?) Thanks P.S. Here is the full problem http://i.minus.com/j8Fbhtd9CJtCQ.jpg- Scorpy
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- Compression Friction Spring
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Projectile motion, problem with only general equations
I have no idea from where to start and what to do. Someone to help me? Thanks- Scorpy
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