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Projected motion/trajectory question [EASY]
You're right, thanks. The velocity then turns out to be ~27.38m/s instead of 4.849m/s- ujellytek
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Projected motion/trajectory question [EASY]
Done- ujellytek
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Projected motion/trajectory question [EASY]
Homework Statement The rock 'A' is dropped 100m above a river. After 2 seconds, rock 'B' is thrown down from the same height. What initial velocity must be given to rock 'B' so that both rocks hit the river at the exact same time? [No air resistance] Homework Equations What is the answer? The...- ujellytek
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- Velocity
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Muzzle Velocity by Analyzing Ballistic Pendulum
Homework Statement Finding the equation for the muzzle velocity by using conservation of energy. 2. The attempt at a solution Ek+Eg=Ek2+Eg2 Well I'm 100% sure the kinetic energy of the ball is transferred into the catcher. The displacement is 1.9cm which is 0.019m. Mb=0.0077Kg (mass of ball)...- ujellytek
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- Ballistic Ballistic pendulum Grade 12 Pendulum Velocity
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Velocity of car after 180 degree turn
-120, thanks I get it now- ujellytek
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Velocity of car after 180 degree turn
I have no idea what to do- ujellytek
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Velocity of car after 180 degree turn
v1=60 km/h [E] v2=60 km/h [W] ? *delta*v=??- ujellytek
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Velocity of car after 180 degree turn
Can you explain how to solve this?- ujellytek
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Velocity of car after 180 degree turn
I thought it was 0km/h but it was marked wrong, I just want to understand why.- ujellytek
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Velocity of car after 180 degree turn
Imagine a car is traveling east 60km/h, then after leaving the curve it's velocity is 60km/h west, what's it's change in velocity?- ujellytek
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- Car Degree Velocity
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Will the Cars Meet During the Chase?
Ahh, that makes a lot of sense, my calc shows X1=6, which is probably 6+ some bugged value, and X2=i2 which is probably 6(which is bugged out) +i2, thanks a lot!- ujellytek
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Will the Cars Meet During the Chase?
Ohh, I'm using a SHARP calculator that can use Quad formula by plugging in A,B,C of quadratic equation (it's never given me a wrong answer before), when I plug in 2.5 -30 and 100 I get i2 and what appears to be 6 (my screen is broken, but I can assure you it is a 6). When I Try my own quad...- ujellytek
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Will the Cars Meet During the Chase?
Homework Statement There is a speedy car chase! A thief is getting away from a police officer. The distance between them at the start is 100m. The thief starts to accelerate at 5.0m/s^2 [F] from rest. Meanwhile the police is chasing him at its max velocity of 30m/s (sad... I know XD). Show that...- ujellytek
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- Acceleration Car Cars Motion
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Redshift effect And photon energy loss
Alright thanks guys. You guys have given me enough info , thanks.- ujellytek
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Redshift effect And photon energy loss
I've been searching around the web to figure out why photons shift towards the longer wavelengths as they travel from stars and other light sources but I haven't figured out why they loose energy as they travel ( and after reading some web pages I was told that they don't even loose the energy...- ujellytek
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- Energy Energy loss Loss Photon Photons Redshift
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity