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Undergrad Why does a car apply a force to a wall?
when we have 0 acceleration(constant speed) like a car traveling at a constant speed, ƒnet=ma ƒnet=(mobject+mfriction).(aobject+afriction) let m object be 1500 kg. m friction be 10 kg a object be 0 a friction be 20m/s^2 so when we calculate fnet=-20*1600=-32 000 Newtons. which means wall applies...- Selfphysicslearner
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- Apply Car Force Wall
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School What is wrong with following physics equations? (velocity and acceleration)
I see it must be actually:Vf=Vi+at then there is 2 Vi in formula which eliminates 1/2 multiplied makes it h=1/at^2 +2*1/2Vi- Selfphysicslearner
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School What is wrong with following physics equations? (velocity and acceleration)
vavg=(Vi+Vf)/2 vavg=h/t then vavg*t=h h=(Vi+Vf)/2 * t Vf=at (Vit+at2)*1/2=h But formula on every resource I found says it should be; (Vit+at2*1/2)=h What mistake did I do ?- Selfphysicslearner
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- Acceleration Free fall Mechanics Physics
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- Forum: Mechanics