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    Finding average velocity from a velocity-time graph

    Homework Statement Find the average velocity from the velocity-time graph: V / t 3 / 0 3 / 2 2 / 2 2 / 3 1 / 3 1 / 4 0 / 4 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Im not sure if i can find the average velocity from this graph or if i have to make a position-time graph??
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    Torque - Lady on a diving board

    Homework Statement A woman whose weight is w = 500 N is poised at the right end of a diving board with a length of Lw = 3.90 . The board has negligible weight and is bolted down at the left end, while being supported L2 = 1.40 m away by a fulcrum, as figure shows. Find Forces F1 and F2 that...
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    Acceleration/Velocity Relationship

    i was wondering if someone could explain the relationship between distance/velocity/acceleration? I don't have a clear understanding how they are related.. especially when they are plotted on a graph. Ill give you a specific example: so there was a velocity-time graph where the average...
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    Calculating the frequency of a wave

    now it works, thanks :) ** 6 ticks to a wavelength, making it 16.8 m and then frequency = c/lamba = 44/16.8 = 2.6 Hz
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    Calculating the frequency of a wave

    Homework Statement A snapshot graph of a traveling wave is shown. The wave is traveling to the right at 44.0 m/s. the maximum displacement is 18.0 cm and the total distance traveled by the wave is 28.0 m What is the frequency? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution total distance...
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    Friction between a crate and an accelerating truck

    thank you for all your help Doc Al! =)
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    Friction between a crate and an accelerating truck

    is just including both their masses in the Fnet sufficient?
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    Friction between a crate and an accelerating truck

    ok so i decided to look at this as just two boxes on top of one another... so on the upper box the only force being applied in the x direction is the friction so Fnet = ma ma = μFn (200)a = (0.8)(1960) a = 7.84 m/s^2 so I am not sure if i can assume that both boxes then have the same...
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    Tension/acceleration between 2 Masses

    ** sorry i don't know where i got 5.88 from?? but i think it should be: in the question it told me that the coefficient of friction is 0.40. Ff = μFn Fn = 14.7cos35 = 12.04 N Ff = (12.04)(0.4) = 4.816 N
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    Friction between a crate and an accelerating truck

    Homework Statement you and your friend have just loaded a 200kg crate filled with priceless art object into the back of a 2000kg truck. As you press down on accelerator, a force, Ft, propels the truck forward. What is the max magnitude the force can have without the crate sliding? The static...
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    Tension/acceleration between 2 Masses

    when you say combine do you mean equate or add the two equations?? Here i equated by isolating T and substituting into the other equation. so for mass1: Fnet = ma ma = T-(downsloping component of gravity) - Ff = T- 14.7sin35 - 5.88 T = (1.5)a +2.55 for mass2: Fnet = ma mg - T...
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    Tension/acceleration between 2 Masses

    Homework Statement two masses are connected by a thing string running over a massless pulley. m1 slides on a 35deg ramp with a coefficient of kinetic friction of 0.40, while m2 hans from the string. what is the acceleration of the masses? m1 = 1.5 kg m2 = 3 kg Homework Equations Fnet =...
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    Acceleration (with and without friction)

    Homework Statement Consider the skier on the slope. She and her equipment have a mass of 60kg. She is on an incline that makes a 25deg incline [she is sliding down the hill]. a. what is her acceleration if friction is negligible? b. what is her acceleration if friction is known to be 45N...
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    What is the magnitude of the normal force of the table on the lower magnet?

    Homework Statement What is the magnitude of the normal force of the table on the lower magnet? (so there is a table with a magnet on top and below its surface) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution So i was wondering if someone could help me figure out all of the forces acting...
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    Forces acting on an inclined object

    so can i use a triangle that has the external force horizontal, a vertical force which would be mg and the component of external force that is inclined? and then the angle between the incline and the external force would be θ? please correct me as I am more than often wrong when i try to draw...
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