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Solving for Acceleration & Tension: Newton's Laws
ohhhkk thanks...and for the conservation energy is 1/2m1v^2 + 1/2 M2 V^2 = M1g h sin(X) - (mu)M2g hcos(X)- M2gh ??- sweet_girl123
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving for Acceleration & Tension: Newton's Laws
no there is no R or I is given and only the mass of the pulley is given which is making me confuse. and the part 2 of the quest with the conservation of the energy, I really do not have any idea about that how we do that can you please help me out with that??...:)- sweet_girl123
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Solving for Acceleration & Tension: Newton's Laws
Homework Statement 1. For the system shown below use Newton’s Laws to clearly derive an expression for the acceleration of each mass and the tensions in the cord. The coefficient of friction between m1 and the incline is 0.100. The mass m1 is 3.00 kg, m2 = 8.00 kg, and θ = 35.0°. The...- sweet_girl123
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- Acceleration Laws Newton's laws Tension
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Projectile motion of a cannonball problem
I tried by getting the time first y = 1/2 gt^2 but I am lost after that can anyone please help me out...- sweet_girl123
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Projectile motion of a cannonball problem
a cannonball is fired with initial velocity v0 at an angle 30 above the horizontal from the height of 40m above the ground. the projection strikes the ground with a speed of 1.2*v0. find v0- sweet_girl123
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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What is the relative position, velocity, and acceleration of car B to car A?
Homework Statement Car A is traveling east at 20m/s toward the intersection, car B from rest 40 m North of the intersection and moves south steadily gaining speed at 2.0 m/s^2. six second after A crosses the intersection find 1) position of B relative to A 2) the velocity of B relative to A...- sweet_girl123
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- Car Relative Relative velocity Velocity
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Motion into direction ship problem
I got the answer tan(30)=100/x solving the equation for 'x' we get X= 173 km- sweet_girl123
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Motion into direction ship problem
This is what i think the triangle should be like...B to the east (Right) of ship and A to the south 30 degrees down.- sweet_girl123
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Motion into direction ship problem
Homework Statement You are the navigator of a ship at sea. You receive radio signal from 2 transmitters A & B which are 100 Km apart, one due south of other. The direction finder shows you that transmitter A is at a heading of 30 degree south of east from the ship. while transmitter B is due...- sweet_girl123
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- Direction Motion Ship
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