Frictionless Definition and 468 Threads
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Will the ball rotate on a frictionless slope?
There is a ball placed on a frictionless slope. As we all know that, since there is no friction, the ball will not rotate. But after drawing a free-body-diagram and decomposing the gravity, we find that the net force mgsinθ has a torque relative to the contacting point with the value of mgsinθR...- aerograce
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- Ball Frictionless Rotate Slope
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Help settle an argument Mass system on frictionless pulleys
Homework Statement I got into a disagreement with a fellow student today. He insisted that it's possible to simplify the system on the right as the system on the left. I agree with him that the difference in potential energy (and, therefore, the kinetic energy) is the same but I insist that...- resigned
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- Argument Frictionless Mass Pulleys System
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Frictionless ball in a rotating reference frame.
Homework Statement Imagine that a circular disc is rotating with a frictionless ball on it( ball is not at center of the disc) If we observe the motion of the ball from the rotating frame of reference, then how can we describe its motion? Homework Equations The Attempt at a...- sbhit2001
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- Ball Frame Frictionless Reference Reference frame Rotating
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Frictionless puck goes up hill then falls. What's V0?
1. A small hockey puck slides without friction over the icy hill shown in the figure and lands 6.2m from the foot of the cliff with no air resistance. What was the speed v0 at the bottom of the hill? There is also a diagram showing the hill. The puck starts at the bottom and travels 15.3m to the...- Zsmitty3
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- Frictionless Hill
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A friction problem containing a frictionless pulley
Homework Statement Two masses are connected by an inelastic string over a frictionless pulley. M1 is 4 kg and the coefficient of static friction between M1 and the inclined plane Us = 0.25. What minimum and maximum amount of mass can M2 have so that M1 remains stationary on the plane? (In the...- Amurri9030
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- Friction Frictionless Frictionless pulley Pulley
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How does a frictionless metal bar generate current on conducting rails?
I'm not taking this course for credit... Hi! Is this a good text after Halliday? I'm trying problem 7.7- a metal bar of mass m slides frictionlessly on 2 conducting rails... perhaps the current is I=integral J dot da, generated by the moving metal bar, velocity v (results in changing reference...- mathnerd15
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- Conducting Frictionless
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Frictionless pully acceleration
Homework Statement M1 is on a frictionless flat horizontal surface. It is attached to M2 by a string, which hangs freely from the string which passes over a frictionless pulley of negligible mass. Find a general expression for the acceleration of both M1 and M2. Look at your result and...- CollegeStudent
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- Acceleration Frictionless Pully
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Acceleration, a kid, a sled and frictionless surface
A child sitting on a sled is pulled by a rope along a frictionless surface. The child and the sled weigh 214 N and the horizontal force on the sled is 53 N. What is the acceleration of child and sled? I am new and in the process of printing and posting the PDF flyer at my local...- Trigulus
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- Acceleration Frictionless Frictionless surface Surface
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Energy of a block on a frictionless ramp
Homework Statement A 5.0 kg block is placed near the top of a frictionless ramp, which makes an angle of 30.0o degrees to the horizontal. A distance d = 1.3 m away from the block is an unstretched spring with k = 3000.0 N/m. The block slides down the ramp and compresses the spring. Find the...- geena_booboo
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- Block Energy Frictionless Ramp
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What is the Velocity of a Frictionless Car Passing Through Two Photo Gates?
Homework Statement A frictionless car on a straight track tipped at 8.21° accelerates at 1.40 m/s². Released from rest and travels through 2 photo gates. First is 18.8cm away from starting position. Second is 14.8 cm from the first one. Whats the velocity as the car passes through each gate...- CollegeStudent
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- Car Frictionless Velocity
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MHB Find Velocity of Recoiling Railcar with Conservation of Momentum
Two hobos, each of mass $m_{\text{h}}$, are standing at one end of a stationary railroad flatcar with frictionless wheels and mass $m_{\text{fc}}$. Either hobo can run to the other end of the flatcar and jump off with the same speed $u$ (relative to the car). Use conservation of momentum to...- Dustinsfl
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- Frictionless
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What is the acceleration of a block on an inclined plane with no friction?
1. a block B is placed on an inclined plane T ( a right triangle). the triangle rests on a flat surface. zero friction is assumed. what is the acceleration of T & B? 2. no angle of the triangle is given so i just added in θ on intuition. my best guess is something along the lines of: 3...- KSMSKM
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- Frictionless Incline
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Two blocks of mass on a ramp with a frictionless surface?
Homework Statement Two blocks of mass m1 and m2 on a ramp with a frictionless surface? PLEASE HELP!? A diagram shows two blocks of mass m1 and m2 on a ramp with a frictionless surface. The blocks are connected by a massless string over a massless frictionless pulley. The ramp makes an angle...- wahllyd
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- Blocks Frictionless Frictionless surface Mass Ramp Surface Two blocks
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Collision in frictionless surface
Homework Statement three numbered cubes each of mass m placed in contact on a frictionless horizontal surface. A steady horizontal force P is applied to the end surface of 1st cube. question:will the force on each cube be P/3?- Smileyxx
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- Collision Frictionless Frictionless surface Surface
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Forces between two blocks on a frictionless surface
Homework Statement A block of mass 7.18 kg lies on a frictionless horizontal surface. The block is connected by a cord passing over a pulley to another block of mass 5.6 kg which hangs in the air, as shown. Assume the cord to be light (massless and weightless) and unstretchable and the pulley...- Carmey
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- Blocks Forces Frictionless Frictionless surface Surface Two blocks
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Frictionless ramp, constant velocity, find work
Homework Statement Movers must push a piano onto a truck, the bed of which is a height 1.73 m above the ground. To do this they will use a frictionless ramp. If the piano has a mass of 1635.0 kg and the movers push it up the slope at a constant velocity, how much work do they need to do on...- holls14
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- Constant Constant velocity Frictionless Ramp Velocity Work
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Compare Mass-Pulley Frictionless Slope
Homework Statement If the left-hand slope in the figure makes a 60 degree angle with the horizontal, and the right-hand slope makes a 30 degree angle, how should the masses compare if the objects are not to slide along the frictionless slopes? Express your answer using two significant...- warnexus
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- Compare Frictionless Slope
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Masses connected by a pulley on a frictionless surface
Homework Statement A block of mass 2.6 kg (M1) lies on a frictionless surface. Its connected by a massless pulley and string hanging over the edge of the surface of 3.17 kg (M2). Calculate the acceleration of M1(part 1). calculate the tension in the cord(part 2). the cord is...- DLH112
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- Frictionless Frictionless surface Pulley Surface
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A person slides downa spherical, frictionless surface.
Homework Statement A person starts from rest at the top of a large, frictionless, spherical surface, and slides into the water below. At what angle θ does the person leave the surface? (Hint: When the person leaves the surface, the normal force is zero.) Homework Equations Don't Know...- pmd28
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- Frictionless Frictionless surface Spherical Surface
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Calculating Acceleration in a Wedge-Block System on a Frictionless Table
A wedge with mass M rests on a frictionless horizontal table top. A block with mass m is placed on the wedge. There is no friction between the block and the wedge. The system is released from rest. Figure http://tinyurl.com/9zcf7uq 1. Calculate the acceleration of the wedge. Express...- oldspice1212
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- Frictionless Table Wedge
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Applied Force to a Sliding Frictionless Ramp
Homework Statement Hello all, kinda angry at myself for posting this but my brain has hit a brick wall. This is an easy problem too... anyway. A frictioness ramp of mass M and incline θ sits on a frictionless surface. A block of mass m sits on the ramp. What horizontal force F must be applied...- Rook2012
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- Applied Applied force Force Frictionless Ramp Sliding
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Horizontal force on frictionless ramp
A 100 N box is being pushed with a horizontal force F at 30 degrees on a frictionless ramp. Determine F and N (normal force). I got about 57.74 and about 115 for the second part (I don't know if it is right) Fcos(theta) -mgsin(theta)=0 for part A N-Fsin(theta)-mgcos(theta)=0 for...- phunphysics2
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- Force Frictionless Horizontal Horizontal force Ramp
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Solving Frictionless Particle Motion: Find V(x),T,E & Turning Points
Homework Statement a particle of mass m is contrained to lie on along a frictionless,horizontal plane subject to a force given by the expression F(x)=-kx. It is projected from x=0 to the right along the positive x direction with initial kinetic energy T(o)=1/2kA^2, k and A are positive...- jumboopizza
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- Frictionless Motion Particle Particle motion Points Turning
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Solving a 5kg Object's Frictionless Pipe Homework
Homework Statement A 5-kg object initially slides with speed V0 in a hollow frictionless pipe. The end of the pipe contains two springs, one nested inside the other, as shown above. The object makes contact with the inner spring at point A, moves 0.1 meter to make contact with the outer spring...- shandsy
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- Frictionless Homework Pipe
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Help please simple Physics frictionless crate on ramp problem Urgent?
Help please! simple Physics frictionless crate on ramp problem! Urgent!? A crate of mass m = 100 kg is pushed at constant speed up a frictionless ramp (θ = 30.0°) by a horizontal force F. What are the magnitudes of (a) F and (b) the force on the crate from the ramp? So my teacher did this...- nchin
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- Frictionless Physics Ramp Urgent
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Frictionless world - Earth rotation
If the world was frictionless, would the Earth orbit underneath your feet? Would buildings and things attached to the ground be slamming into you at the same speed as the Earth's rotation?- autodidude
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- Earth Earth rotation Frictionless Rotation
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Motion of a particle on a rotating frictionless turntable
Homework Statement 1 A particle is gently placed on a frictionless rotating turntable at a distance r from the centre.Describe particle motion from both ground and table frame. 2 A particle is at a distance r from the centre of a frictionless stationary turntable.The turntable then starts...- Tanya Sharma
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- Frictionless Motion Particle Rotating Turntable
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Work and force: frictionless rollercoaster
Homework Statement A frictionless rollercoaster does a vertical loop with a radius of 6.0m. a) what is the minimum speed that the roller coaster must have at the top of the loop so that it stays in touch with the rail? Homework Equations 2∏r should be used for the circumference but i...- yvonne1313
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- Force Frictionless Rollercoaster Work
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Acceleration on a Frictionless Wedge
Homework Statement Two masses m1 and m2 (m1 > m2) are connected over a wedge shaped block. Assuming both inclined planes are frictionless along with frictionless and massless pulley, calculate an expression for the acceleration of the system. Here's what it sort of looks like...- nobodyuknow
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- Acceleration Frictionless Wedge
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Rigid Body on Frictionless Surface
Hey all, Say you have a slab sitting vertically(like a door) at rest on a frictionless surface. If you push with a horizontal force somewhere near the top(as long as it is above the center of mass), would the slab rotate(tip over)? My friend and I were originally thinking of how much... -
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Two carts on a frictionless AIR Track held together then released with a sping.
Homework Statement Two carts 'a' and 'b' are floating on a frictionless air-track and are stationary. 'a' is three times the mass of 'b'. They are being held together and there is a spring between them. The carts are released. Describe what happens after the release. Homework Equations...- SharpCode
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- Air Carts Frictionless Track
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Friction force pair between two stacked blocks on a frictionless surface
Good afternoon! 1. The Setup One block of Mass M2 is resting on top of a frictionless surface. Another block, M1, is resting on top of the of the first block. There does exist a coefficient between these two blocks, μ. 2. What happens to the bottom block when a force less than μN is... -
Rotational motion, frictionless.
http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/8148/rollwx.jpg A rope is wound around a cylinder of mass 4kg, and I=0.02kg.m2 about the cylinder axis. The frictional force between table and cylinder is negligible. Solution: a=20/4=5.0m/s2 α=ar is not applicable when slippage occurs. My... -
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Frictionless pulley system: same tension changing masses
Homework Statement An astronaut lands on a distant planet with an unknown gravitational field g’. On the bottom of his spaceship, he attaches an ideal frictionless pulley supported overhead with two light buckets hanging downwards, attached by a light rope. He places 24 kg of the same rock...- rahrahrah1
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- Frictionless Frictionless pulley Pulley Pulley system System Tension
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Block moving on a frictionless loop
Homework Statement A block moves on the frictionless slide shown in the diagram. What is the minimum height from which the block can be released if it is to complete the loop without leaving the surface of the slide? (Assume that the dimensions of the block are small compared to R, and that...- phosgene
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- Block Frictionless Loop
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DC motor mounted on a glider which slides linearly on a frictionless surface
Hi guys,if i mount a dc motor on a glider that slides in 2 directions without friction, AND, instead of having it drive a mechanism, have a circular plate with an eccentrically drilled hole in it (not centre) mounted on the motor shaft though this hole, i should observe the glider sliding back...- adamxrt
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- Dc Dc motor Frictionless Frictionless surface Linearly Motor Surface
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A pendulum impact hammer setting objects off on a frictionless surface.
Hi,I want to design a crude pendulum impact device which i can use to measure initial velocities of objects on a frictionless surface. i.e measure energy at the start and end of the pendulums swing, to see how much has been absorbed into the impact. Heres my question about momentum on... -
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Find velocity of gun and bullet on frictionless surface
Homework Statement A 30.0-kg gun is standing on a frictionless surface. The gun fires a 50.0-g bullet with a muzzle velocity of 310 m/s. a) calculate the momenta of the bullet and the gun after the fun was fired. b) calculate the kinetic energy of both the bullet and the gun just after...- dani123
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- Bullet Frictionless Frictionless surface Gun Surface Velocity
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Dynamics - Object Sliding Along A Frictionless Wall
Homework Statement The 500lb box is released from rest in the position shown. The wall and ground are smooth. Determine (a) the angular acceleration of the box, and (b) the reactions at corners A and B at the instant after release. **G = center of mass **L = length of side = 2.5ft **phi =...- yoft
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- Dynamics Frictionless Sliding Wall
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Center of Mass, Man, Woman, and Frictionless Ice
Homework Statement A 58 kg woman and an 78 kg man stand 8.00 m apart on frictionless ice. How far from the woman is their CM? 4.6 m If each holds one end of a rope, and the man pulls on the rope so that he moves 2.6 m, how far from the woman will he be now? Use two significant figures in...- PeachBanana
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- Center Center of mass Frictionless Ice Mass
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3 boxcars moving along frictionless track hits a motionless boxcar
Homework Statement Three boxcars are rolling along a virtually frictionless track at 20m/s when they strike another boxcar sitting motionless on the track. what is the new speed of the 4 coupled bovcars? all the boxcars have the same massHomework Equations 3rd or 2nd Newton lawThe Attempt at a...- chaotiiic
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- Frictionless Track
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Inverted pendulum attached to cart, cart on frictionless surface & axes
Homework Statement As a small verification of a larger problem, I'm trying to determine how the dynamics of an inverted pendulum attached to a frictionless cart would behave. The cart has no input force applied, so all horizontal movements would be due purely to the centrifugal+normal...- Number2Pencil
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- Axes Cart Frictionless Frictionless surface Pendulum Surface
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Calculating the Height of a Frictionless Loop Launch
At the top of a "frictionless" loop that is 75 cm high, a 75 Kg ball bearing is traveling at 1.9m/s. From what height was the ball released? I have absolutely no Idea where to start here. Diameter= 0.075m Velocity=1.9m/s Force related to Gravity=0.74N m=0.075Kg- True__Fiction
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- Frictionless Height Launch Loop
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Lagrangian for two identical rods connected by frictionless joint.
Homework Statement Hello. I have a problem with setting up the lagrangian for a system here. The problem is stated at page 8 problem 2.3 with a diagram at the following -->link<--- 2. The attempt at a solution I used two generalized coordinates corresponding to the angle between...- center o bass
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- Frictionless Joint Lagrangian
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Force over a frictionless Surface
Hey, A certain problem in my physics textbook states that a person pushes a crate over a frictionless surface with a constant force. If the crate accelerates, wouldn't the person eventually have to start running with it in order to keep applying force to it? -
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Crate on a frictionless ramp, constant speed.
Homework Statement A 130 kg crate is pushed at constant speed up the frictionless 23° ramp shown in the figure. What horizontal force F is required? Homework Equations F=ma F(parallel)=mgsin(theta) F(perpendicular)=mgcos(theta) The Attempt at a Solution I know that because it...- Koscher
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- Constant Constant speed Frictionless Ramp Speed
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Finding the Mass of An Object as It Slides Over a Frictionless Surface
Homework Statement The forearm (including the hand) has a mass of 4.26 kg. The upper arm exerts the force of 14 N on the forearm. If the forearm has an acceleration of 2.54 m/s^2, determine the mass of the object being pulled by the hand. (Assume the object slides over a frictionless...- xxooemmy1
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- Frictionless Frictionless surface Mass Surface
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Object sliding down horizontal, frictionless slope, crossing horizontal surface
Homework Statement block A slides down an 8 m frictionless ramp that is curved 30 degrees above the horizontal. it then crosses a 4m surface that has a coefficient of friction that is 0.20. it then hits a ball and continues moving at 3 m/s. the ball is suspended from a string, kinda...- kapowa
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- Frictionless Horizontal Sliding Slope Surface
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Is frictionless vacuum possible?
Would a piece of metal suspended between two magnets in a vacuum-sealed jar be in a situation of frictionless vacuum? If yes, could such a situation be exploited to build a perpetual motion machine? If no, would the friction be enough to result in an appreciable loss of energy if the piece of... -
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The Physics of Motion: Steel Ball Bearing on a Frictionless Surface
If a 1 inch diameter steel ball bearing is at rest on a frictionless surface, what slope would be required of the surface for the ball bearing to initiate movement?- Mr C
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- Ball Bearing Frictionless Frictionless surface Motion Physics Steel Surface
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