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Newtons law of motion questions
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Newtons law of motion questions
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Measuring Specific Heat of Paraffin Using Cooling Method
where is your attempt?- tyrantboy
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Roller Coaster physics- Newton's Law of motions
Mg is mass x gravity rite?- tyrantboy
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Elevator Physics- Newton's Law of Motion
thx guys i'll get back at you with my new answer afterwards- tyrantboy
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Elevator Physics- Newton's Law of Motion
Homework Statement why is it that you sometimes feel 'light' or 'heavy' while moving in a fast moving lift? A lift has a total maximum mass, including occupants of 1000kg. it is supported by steel ables. the maximum acceleration or deceleration of the lift in operation is 2.0ms^-2. How big is...- tyrantboy
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Roller Coaster physics- Newton's Law of motions
But how does the roller coaster link with Newton's law of motion?- tyrantboy
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Roller Coaster physics- Newton's Law of motions
thx dynamics really cleared my doubts- tyrantboy
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Roller Coaster physics- Newton's Law of motions
Homework Statement The Following text is taken from a roller coaster webpage: "You reach the top of the hill, and finally realize that being in the front seat wasn't the best idea. You find yourself hanging over the ledge for what seems eternity, and finally you feel the foce of the back...- tyrantboy
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Best Calculator for AP Physics: TI-89 Titanium vs TI-Nspire
i have a TI-84 plus. i bought it for around 130 euros. very handy to check for functions and check graphs- tyrantboy
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Newtons law of motion questions
thx dick. u have been of great help to me. thanks for clearing this mess.- tyrantboy
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Newtons law of motion questions
thx for clearing things up for me but how does the reaction force act in the donkey? wait force is either pull or push rite? so wen the donkey pulls the cart it is exerting a force? tat is the action rite? and so the reaction force (pull) moves the cart forward. ut doesn't this cancel out since...- tyrantboy
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Newtons law of motion questions
I quite don't get it what u mean by the Earth moving backwards? wat does that have to do with the donkey?- tyrantboy
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Newtons law of motion questions
Oh yea and this is for Dick's question the Earth is held together by gravity since all matter attracts all other matter through a force called gravity.- tyrantboy
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Newtons law of motion questions
thx for making things a bit clearer gc2004. well come to think about it, the donkey exerts a force on the cart since it is pulling it and thus the cart would exert a force on the wheels which would then in turn move forward. The force is being felt by the wheels and since the donkey force is...- tyrantboy
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help