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Velocity of cart launched by spring
yes, x is the distance a spring is compressed (from equilibrium)- selter01
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Boulder being pulled up by a chain. Find max acceleration
delta X = Vot + 1/2 at^2. Vo is 0.- selter01
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What is the Kinetic Energy Formula for a Satellite Orbiting Earth?
hm, then I guess use Gm(p)m(s)/r^2 = m(s)v^2/r you know G, the gravitational constant, you know the mass of the Earth and satelite.. theen, since you don't know v OR r, you can use v = d/t, so Gmp/r = (r/t)^2, solve for r. once you know r, find v, then KE.- selter01
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What is the Kinetic Energy Formula for a Satellite Orbiting Earth?
they told you time it takes for 1 rev, so if you know the distance [ circumference] and the time, you can find V, so just 1/2 mv^2- selter01
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Solving Friction up a Slope: Coefficient of Friction
you mean it slides down a hill? O.o- selter01
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What is the magnitude of the elevators acceleration
they gave you mg and Fn, Fn is your apparent weight. mg is normal weight- selter01
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What is the magnitude of the elevators acceleration
ma = -mg + Fn- selter01
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Velocity of cart launched by spring
Once I find out how to solve for one I'll know how to solve for both, so let's just deal with the 5 kg cart. That statement is incorrect, you have to deal with both of them at the same time. So think of them in terms of Energy, 1/2kx^2 = 1/2m1v1^2 + 1/2m2v2^2- selter01
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Electron in a parallel plate capacitor
I have the acceleration, but nothing else makes sense after that. Care to explain?- selter01
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