Forces Definition and 1000 Threads

Homework Statement Homework Equations ∑MA = 0, where A is the pin. Tx = Tcos150 Ty = Tsin150 The Attempt at a Solution I've drawn in the 100kN force of the beam's weight, and identified that ∑MA = 0. I attempted to find the moment arm, but really wasn't sure how do to it, or if it would even...

Homework Statement (Please check the attached image) 2. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Those are my answers. I thought the magnitude of the applied force would be bigger because that would be responsible of keeping the block on that spot without having it pulled back by the...

Homework Statement Two identical trucks traveling at different constant speeds are about to collide. The trucks are traveling in opposite directions with truck A going at a velocity of 3m/s right and truck B going at 4m/s left. During the collision, will the magnitude of the acceleration of...

Homework Statement Imagine a vertically placed clock. What forces have an effect on the object when it is in the position of 3am? Homework Equations No need od equations i guess. The Attempt at a Solution So I figured out that when the object is in the position of 12am then weight of the...

Homework Statement In the attached file file. Homework Equations None The Attempt at a Solution In both cases Earth’s gravitational force always acts. For the sled, there is a force opposing the motion which can both be the frictional force between the sled and the hill and air resistance...

So Pearson is telling me that, basically, the ratio of internal to external forces and the briefness of the time interval is what determines whether the external forces on a system whose momentum we're studying will affect whether we can obtain a decent approximation of the momenta of the...

Homework Statement A charged cork ball is suspended on a light string in the presence of a uniform electric field. E=(3×10^5 N/C)i+(5×10^5 N/C)j. The ball is in equilibrium in the field. Find the charge on the ball. The acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s2 . The mass of the ball is 0.7g. The...

Homework Statement Two blocks of masses m1 and m2 are placed on a table in contact with each other as shown in the figure below. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the block of mass m1 and the table is μ1, and that between the block of mass m2 and the table is μ2. A horizontal force of...

I was thinking about the idea of looking up at a particular minuscule spot in the sky to see a particular planet at a very precise time, say, with a telescope. I was considering how light takes a matter of minutes to reach us. But then, remembering that gravitational forces must travel through...

Homework Statement A 2.5 kg block is initially at rest on a horizontal surface. A horizontal force of magnitude 5.8 N and a vertical force are then applied to the block. The coefficients of friction for the block and surface are μs = 0.43 and μk = 0.24. (a) Determine the magnitude of the...

Homework Statement On a model ship, the mast OC has length 50 cm and weight 20 Newtons. The mast is hinged to the deck at O, so that it can rotate in the vertical plane of the ship. Small smooth rings are fixed at points A and B on the deck in this plane such that AO=OB=50 cm. Threads from C...

Homework Statement A rifle bullet of mass 10g is fired and takes 2.0 ms to travel down the rifle barrel of length 0.50m with constant acceleration Calculate the muzzle velocity (bullet velocity on leaving the barrel) Calculate the acceleration in the barrel After traveling a short distance...

We experimented with the Maxwell's wheel today and at the end we were asked about why does this apparatus stop since there is conservation of energy. I did some research and apparently there is a type of friction called "rolling friction", wikipedia defines it as "the force resisting the motion...

Homework Statement This is the question Structure opposite comprises 5 ions each of which has lost one electron. The sides of the square formed by the 4 outer ions are of length 0.2nm Ion E is at the midpoint 1.What is the force on A due to ion A?Homework Equations I'd imagine: F= kq / r^2...

Homework Statement A block of mass 2.42kg is accelerated across a rough surface by a rope passing over a pulley, as shown in the figure below. The tension in the rope is 13.9N, and the pulley is 12.3cm above the top of the block. The coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.395. (a: 2.28m/s^2)...

Homework Statement A 63.8kg spacewalking astronaut pushes off a 678.0kg satellite, exerting a 156.0N force for the 0.870s it takes him to straighten his arms. How far apart are the astronaut and the satellite after 8.67min? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I tried just finding the...

Homework Statement Forces of 11.8N north, 19.2N east, and 15.9N south are simultaneously applied to a 3.93kg mass as it rests on an air table. What is the magnitude of its acceleration? What is the direction of the acceleration in degrees? (Take east to be 0 degrees and counterclockwise to be...

To explain the concept of curved space time, we often use analogy of rubber sheet. If we put a heavy ball at the centre of sheet then it creates a depression and now a smaller ball will fall towards that heavy ball because of depression. But in this analogy smaller ball is falling down the slope...

Homework Statement If two balls, being identical in volume, but different in density (one ball is made of iron, the other of aluminum) roll down from an inclined plane, which will reach the bottom first and which will cover a larger distance after having reached the bottom? IMPORTANT NOTE...

good evening! My question is the following: it is well stated that energy is conserved in any isolated system, and we can in most circumstances expand our system to a many-steps conversion of energy, but always conserved. The classic example could be the energy of the sun stored in form of...

So I'm looking at a problem that involves a situation that looks like this the cylinder rolls without gliding. And there are these following equations that apply to it (1) mg - T = ma (for the block hanging vertically) (2) T + f = Ma (for the cylinder f = friction force, T = String force) (3)...

On EngineersEdge.com they have a free body diagram of a scissor lift https://www.engineersedge.com/mechanics_machines/scissor-lift.htm Can anyone explain how the Fy, Fx components are determined? What is specifically confusing to me is how Fy is opposite in direction given the system. To me...

Hello! I have this Lagrangian: $$L=\frac{1}{2}m\dot{r}^2(1+f'(r)^2)+\frac{1}{2}m\dot{\phi}^2r^2-mgf(r)+\lambda(\phi-\omega t)$$ This represents the motion of a point-like object of mass m along a curved wire with shape $$z=f(r)$$ The wire rotates with constant angular velocity around the z axis...

Hi, If 2 people are holding a bag at an angle of 45 degrees each, and then only person is going to hold it, it is being said that the force that will have to be applied by that one person will be 1.5 times greater than when he was applying it together with the other. Can anyone explain this or...

Homework Statement Two blocks with pulleys attached lie on a frictionless surface and are connected by a massless rope strung over the pulleys as shown at right. A force of magnitude F is applied to the second block. Draw a FBD for a system consisting of Block 1 and its pulley, and also a...

Let's say that we have two blocks - 2 kg and 1 kg. They are connected with a rope that can stand the maximal tension of 20 N. Does the maximal force we can apply to the block so that the rope does not break apart depend on the choice of the block?

Homework Statement Problem: 4.93[/B] The pulley is assumed massless and frictionless. The mass of the object attached to the pulley is given in terms of m, the force applied to the pulley is F (refer to diagram), and frictional force is f. Question: Find the acceleration of the mass m in...

Hi all, Not a question about completing homework here, but I'm a teacher looking to create a realistic engineering question for an assignment. I have an engineering scenario I've set for the assignment which is a junior engineer working for a marine engineering company so all of the questions...

Homework Statement 1.Explain how one with the help of the free body diagram can calculate forces and moments on the vertical cut line through the beam in a distance 1 m to the right from the point C. 2. Explain how one calculate size and distribution normal stress of the cut line. The beam...

Homework Statement Determine the forces acting on the two rods in the figure. Explain which stresses that act on the rods and the bolts holding the rods to the brackets in point A and C. Homework Equations ∑Fx = 0 ∑Fy = 0 ∑Fz = 0...

Homework Statement My question is not a homework problem. I am having difficulty in understanding the concept oof contact forces. Homework Equations What I don't understand is that when two bodies A and B are in contact and left on a frictionless surface, they apply normal reactions on each...

I've got a question and can't find any answer on google. So the centripetal force for a particle in uniform circular motion is mv^2/r. This also means that if F > mv^2/r than the particle will get closer to the center and if F < mv^2/r than it will travel further from the center. Say a 5 kg...

Homework Statement I am trying to find the forces in KJ, CJ, and CD. Homework Equations ΣFx=0 The Attempt at a Solution I found the magnitude of KJ to be 26.8kN, which is correct (according to answers in the back of the book). I believe it is a compressive force. The book lists all 3 forces...

Could it be imagined that due to a particular stars' distribution in a galaxy the gravitational force felt would be like $$f(\vec{e}_r)/r^{\alpha}$$ where $$\alpha\neq 2$$ but near 2 and f a non spherically symmetric function (like a comet around a flat galaxy) ?

Homework Statement A uniform bar of mass m is being moved on a smooth horizontal plane by applying a constant horizontal force F acting at the lowest point. If the rod translates making a constant angle 'theta' with vertical, the value of F must be? Homework Equations 1) F=ma 2) Torque=Moment...

Homework Statement A boy holds the rope so it can't move. What is the tension in point A? Homework Equations ma=F The Attempt at a Solution The answer in the book is 4N. I understand how to get it, but, I believe that the tension of S1 would be 9N (due to m1), and then the forces on m2 would...

Homework Statement A slope is inside an elevator. A body with the mass of m is on the slope. θ=30°. What would be the acceleration of the body in relative to the elevator if the elevator rises with an acceleration of 0.5g? What would be the acceleration of the body in relative to the Earth if...

Hello all, I have been racking my brain with this one all day and I can't seem to figure it out. I have been looking into the forces that would arise from wrapping a string, wire, etc. around your finger. The scenario is illustrated in the attachment. Basically the question is, if we start to...

1. Find the value of tan φ to 2 sf where φ is angle made by line of action of reaction force at hinge above horizontal. https://isaacphysics.org/questions/trapdoor_num Part B Angle of reaction forceHomework Equations Mass of uniform trapdoor: m=4.0kgm=4.0kgThe trapdoor is held open making an...

Homework Statement Three forces each of magnitude 1N act from one corner towards the other corner of a square there sum has a magnitude nearest to : Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution diagonal of a square is equal to √2 , the answer should be 3√2

I have a question. If you're given a force of 20 N and its 60 degrees to the horizontal, how could you find two perpendicular forces?

Homework Statement Hello, I have a problem I don't want how to approach, it is a little weird. It is a problem of equilibrium (torque) The situation and my approach is in the picture I uploaded. A beam is supported by the blue structure. On the beam it is a person(100N) at a distance of 3m in...

< Mentor Note -- thread moved to HH from the technical physics forums, so no HH Template is shown >[/color] In the attached file we can see simplified ladder. I am interested on which side (right or left) the forces are correctly drawn. I would draw forces as the right side shows. So which one...

Hi. So I've got an essay I have to write on sports equipment and how they increase safety. I know that in football, equipment to increase safety includes helmets, shoulder pads or paddings and cleats. Unfortunately, I have no idea how each of those equipment work to increase safety. Okay, let's...

Homework Statement Viewing a solution on the internet to this question, the free body diagram is drawn as: The forces here are then used to solve for ##F_D## and this is given as the answer to "the force which the bar exerts on the link at D". I'm just confused as to why there is no...

Homework Statement The questions are in the comment box. Sorry! https://www.img.in.th/image/V9K8Rg Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution 1. I think α = 90 because BD is normal force. and I don't know anymore PS. sorry for bad english

Any recommedations for intro into the weak force? Also ones for the strong force?

Homework Statement The truck is on the slope 45 degrees and on it is acting a horizontal external force. How big is the force of the ground if the mass of the truck is 5000 kg and the truck is not sliding down the slope? Homework Equations First of all I drew myself a sketch. Then I asked...

Homework Statement A block of mass M is at rest on an incline that makes angle theta with the horizontal. Given that the static coefficient of friction is mu_s1 and the kinetic coefficient friction mu_k, what is the magnitude of the force of static friction exerted on the block by the incline...

this is my design i want to calculate its various stress and forces. since the bottle is being cut, i think there is perpendicular force upwards, how do i calculate this cutting shear force? 1) force and stress applied by cutting blade on the plastic bottle 2) force moment and stress...