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Spring Projectile problem: center of mass
Hello everyone. I'm burning my head at this one, maybe someone could offer some insight? Here's the deal: imagine two masses, m1 and m2, united by a massless spring, of length l (relaxed). m1 | | _ > spring, at length l (relaxed) | ___m2____ ground The system has...- Zenshin
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- Center Center of mass Mass Projectile Spring
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Can Angular Momentum Be Described for a Rotating and Translating Disk?
Oh yes, I forgot, the translation velocity is also given (v). But, since the disc translates in a linear way (it only rotates about itself), how can I define a angular momentum of it's translation? I think the parallel axis theorem (Steiner) doesn't apply here. Thanks- Zenshin
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Can Angular Momentum Be Described for a Rotating and Translating Disk?
Hello. Could anyone give me a hint in this problem? There´s a disk (mass m ad radius a) rotating with angular velocity w0 (only rotation). If this disk is translating in xy plane, parallel with the y-axis with its center aligned at x0, how ca I describe the angular momentum L (t), and it´s...- Zenshin
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- Disk Rotating Rotating disk Translation
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Can You Determine the Principal Moments of Inertia for a Cone?
Hello again! About my last problem (cone principal moments of inertia around top vertice), I´ve found the main moments of inertia, but I did so by integrating the moments of inertia dI o a disk rotaing about it´s diameter (1/4 ML^2, by table), and found the correct answer. But I have done this...- Zenshin
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- Body Dynamics Rigid body Rigid body dynamics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help