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Simple Harmonic motion (non-calculus)
cool now i got it. tx a lot for helping me man- suwarna07
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Simple Harmonic motion (non-calculus)
so the period is 1/f = 5 E-13 5E-13/ 4 = 1.25E-13 v1 = v0 + at ( i thought we were suppose to use this only when the a is constant but anyway 138 = a(1.25 E-13) a = 1.1 E 15 but the answer key says that the answer should be 1.7 E 15... so i am wondering is the answer close enough or...- suwarna07
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Simple Harmonic motion (non-calculus)
whats the time tho?- suwarna07
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Evergy of Simple harmonic motion
we know that w = 2 pi / T w = 9.97 and we also know, w squared = k/m hence solving for k you get k = 1.54 N/m- suwarna07
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Simple Harmonic motion (non-calculus)
ohh i see! anyway i can find the max acceleration too?- suwarna07
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Simple Harmonic motion (non-calculus)
ohh yea thank you so much and is there any way we can find the max acceleration too?- suwarna07
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Simple Harmonic motion (non-calculus)
Homework Statement Atoms in a solid are not stationary, but vibrate about their equilibrium positions. Typically, the frequency of vibration is about f = 2 E12 Hz and the amplitude is about 1.1 E-11m. For a typical atom, what is its (a) maximum speed? Homework Equations T= 1/f. v = change...- suwarna07
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Find Mass of Object in Kings Dominion's Drop Zone Ride | Formula & Solution
its high school non-calculus based physics- suwarna07
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Find Mass of Object in Kings Dominion's Drop Zone Ride | Formula & Solution
yea i put the wrong equation. sorry about that. and i thought everyone knows drop zone so didnt try to be too specific. Anyway, i haven't learned calculus based physics So, what i did is completely wrong? Or if there is any other way to find the objects mass then it would be helpful too- suwarna07
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Find Mass of Object in Kings Dominion's Drop Zone Ride | Formula & Solution
Homework Statement Its the drop zone in kings dominion d = 82.9 m initial velocity = 0 final velocity (before the brakes are applied) = 32.19 m/s i know there is gravity downward and airresistance upward. I need to find the mass of the object. Homework Equations First i found...- suwarna07
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Distance Formula: Calculate w/ Acceleration & Time
just wondering what's the formulae if its not constant- suwarna07
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Resolving Vector - Get Magnitude of F2 to 3 Sig Figs
yes its good- suwarna07
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Circular Orbits and weightlessness
its when u feel weightless- suwarna07
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Circular Orbits and weightlessness
just like a ball moving in a uniform circular velcoity- suwarna07
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