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How Does Wheelchair Tension Affect Stability in a Moving Subway?
Homework Statement So for a project, we decided to do tension strings that would be attached to a wheelchair inside a subway so that when the subway decelerates or accelerates, the wheelchair wouldn't move. However, due to our inexperience we used only the wheel and solved for equations. If I'm...- Seung Lee
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Potential energies and finding the distance
yeah, but you still can't solve for the distance can you? i mean you need the distance in W(friction) and you also don't ahve the velocity in 1/2mv^2, which means you have two unknowns in one equation.- Seung Lee
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Potential energies and finding the distance
Isn't that why the equation is 1/2mv^2 = 1/2kx^2 = frictional potential? I mean another problem is that the answer keeps being 10.96m instead of actualyl beeing a small number- Seung Lee
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Potential energies and finding the distance
Homework Statement A horizontal spring with psring constant k = 15.19 N/m is compressed 23.11 cm fro mits equil. position. A hockey puck with mass m = 170.0g is placed against the end of the spring. The friction coefficient is 0.02221. How far does the hockey puck travel? k = 15.19 N/m x =...- Seung Lee
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- Energies Potential
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Coefficient of static friction problem
Oh! Ok, I think fixing the cos and sin around helped me out it was mg cost + Forceappliedsin = Normal force (sum of forces in y) and mg sin + friction - Forceappliedcos = ma I just have another question. The acceleration here would be negative right? My teacher had told me that itw as positive...- Seung Lee
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Coefficient of static friction problem
Homework Statement I got this problem: A wedge of mass m = 36.1 kg is held in place on a fixed plane that is inclined by an angle θ = 21.3° with respect to the horizontal. A force F = 302.3 N in the horizontal direction pushes on the wedge, as shown in Figure 4.25a. The coefficient of kinetic...- Seung Lee
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- Coefficient Friction Static Static friction
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