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Torque on Supply Reel in Cassette Deck Playback
Homework Statement A magnetic tape is being played on a cassette deck The tension in the tape applies a torque to the supply reel. Assuming the tension remains constant during playback,discuss how this torque varies as the reel becomes empty. Homework Equations The Attempt at a...- xlaserx7
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How Do You Calculate the Overall Center of Gravity for a Person?
so do i use the center of gravity for each one as the lever arm?- xlaserx7
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How Do You Calculate the Overall Center of Gravity for a Person?
Homework Statement a person is standing on a level floor. His head , upper torso , arm , and hand together weigh 438N and have a center of gravity that is 1.28 m above the floor. His upper legs weigh 144N and have a center of gravity that is .760 m above the floor. Finally, his legs and feet...- xlaserx7
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- Center Center of gravity Gravity
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Another torque question (no math)
ohhh thanks! i understand- xlaserx7
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What is the difference in lever arms between two people on a seesaw?
Two people of different weights are sitting on a seesaw. The seesaw is not rotating. How would the lever arm of the heavier person compare with the lever arm of the lighter person?- xlaserx7
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Another torque question (no math)
Homework Statement What is the relationship between the counter clock wise torque and the clock wise torque when the system is in equilibrium? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution The counter clock wise has a positive value and clock wise has a negative value. The negative and positive...- xlaserx7
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I got a general question(not a math problem)
ahhh ok thanks- xlaserx7
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I got a general question(not a math problem)
what?? why1? is it because the force has to be perpendicular to the center of rotation?- xlaserx7
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I got a general question(not a math problem)
1. Homework Statement what is the relationship between the magnitudes of the forces exerted and the lever arm distance over which the force were exerted? 2. Homework Equations 3. The Attempt at a Solution the force and distance are directly related because T (torque) = F times (lever arm)- xlaserx7
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Help with kinematics in one dimension free fall
ahh thank you- xlaserx7
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Help with kinematics in one dimension free fall
0 times 1.2 + .5 (-9.80)(1.44) = -7.056 gives me the height. full height is 7.056 times 2 = 14.112 now i am stuck again >.< wait... now i use v=vo + at to find the final so 0 + (-9.80)1.2 = 11.76 = final velocity then i use y = 1/2 ( v + v )t y = 1/2(0 + -11.76)1.2 y = -7.056...- xlaserx7
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Help with kinematics in one dimension free fall
i don't understand why can't i use v=vo + at and did i mess up on the time?- xlaserx7
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Help with kinematics in one dimension free fall
Homework Statement A wrecking ball is hanging at rest from a crane when suddenly the cable breaks. The time it taktes for the ball to fall halfway to the ground is 1.2s. Find the time it takes for the ball to fall from rest all the way to the ground Homework Equations v=vo + at The...- xlaserx7
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- Dimension Fall Free fall Kinematics
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