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Spring Stretch in Car Towing: How Far Does the Spring Extend?
thanks for the help- zachattackback
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Spring Stretch in Car Towing: How Far Does the Spring Extend?
Homework Statement A car towing a 92 kg trailor with a spring between the car and the trailor. the accelertion of the car is .3. the spring constant is 2300 how far is the spring stretched Homework Equations Fs=kx The Attempt at a Solution Fs=kx ma=kx (92)(.3)=2300x x=.012m...- zachattackback
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- Car Motion Springs
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Solving Springs & Friction Homework
Force of weight on the lower block FT=Force of the Spring- zachattackback
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Solving Springs & Friction Homework
there is no acceleration so the net forces are equal to 0 the other forces would be the force is is being pushed toward the spring and maybe something to do with the friction force- zachattackback
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Solving Springs & Friction Homework
goign to set right positive, oppsite of force T Force on the spring=kx Force of weight= mg Force of kinetic energy= uma i think that's all i know- zachattackback
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Solving Springs & Friction Homework
Homework Statement A 30.0 kg block is resting on a flat horizontal table. On top of this block is resting a 15.0 kg block, to which a horizontal spring is attached. The spring constant of the spring is 325 N/m. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the lower block and the table is...- zachattackback
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- Friction Springs
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Solving Rotational Dynamics Problem: Finding Magnitude of Force
can u maybe help me with an equation i am confused on what u are saying- zachattackback
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Solving Rotational Dynamics Problem: Finding Magnitude of Force
do u ahve to make the force perpendicular to the point f contact so one equation would be Frcos45=t then i don't knwo where to go i am trying to make stuff up to trigger my mind- zachattackback
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Solving Rotational Dynamics Problem: Finding Magnitude of Force
I have a quiz tomorrow and i am reviewing the harder problems and i can't get started on this one A bicycle Wheel is resting against a small step whose height is h=0.120 m. The weight and radius of the whell are W=25.0N and r=0.340 m. A horizontal force F is applied to the axle of the...- zachattackback
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- Dynamics Rotational Rotational dynamics
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