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Cannon Hits Cliff: Calculating Minimum Muzzle Velocity & Distance Past Edge
wouldn't I need to calculate the time ? All of the equations require time.- Yahaira.Reyes
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Cannon Hits Cliff: Calculating Minimum Muzzle Velocity & Distance Past Edge
A connon, located 60 m from the base of a vertical 25.0m tall clift, shoots a 15 kg shell at 43.0 degrees above the horizontal toward the cliff. A) what must the minimum muzzle velocity be for the shell to clear the top of the cliff? B) The ground at the top of the cliff is level, with a...- Yahaira.Reyes
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Why Do Different Electrolytes Have Varying Molar Conductivities?
Are there any formulas? And are you calculating the equillibrium constant? Please re-write the question clearer with units. I will try to help you o:) I think the answer to the first question is because strong acids such as HCL and HF dissociate completely in water making them strong...- Yahaira.Reyes
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How Do You Calculate the Angle Between Two Vectors?
i know i couldn't believe it! I was so frustrated trying the problem out over and over. I lauphed so hard when i figured it out lolz... I thought it was such a hard problem, turned out pretty easy- Yahaira.Reyes
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How Do You Calculate the Angle Between Two Vectors?
a ha! i just saw my mistake! But i will show you my calculations that i just re-did \theta_{AB}= arccos[ -10/ (4.58* 3.16)] = arccos(-10/ 14.47) = 133.7 Thanks a lot!- Yahaira.Reyes
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How Do You Calculate the Angle Between Two Vectors?
sorry if i posted it three times. It is my first time using this program. magnitude of a= \sqrt{2^{2}+ 1^{2}+ 4^{2}}= 4.58 Magnitude of b= \sqrt{-3^{2}+ 1^{2}}= 3.16 and the vector A * the Vector B gives me -10- Yahaira.Reyes
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How Do You Calculate the Angle Between Two Vectors?
Homework Statement Let vectors \vec{A}=(2,1,-4) \vec{B}=(-3, 0, 1), and \vec{C}= (-1, -1, 2) . Calculate the following: What is the angle\theta_{AB} between \overline{A} and \overline{B} ? Homework Equations \vec{A} * \vec{B}= magnitude of A * Magnitude of B * Cos\theta...- Yahaira.Reyes
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