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I'm a new member, and you might see me around from now on. I'm now on a path to understanding the mathematics behind a complicated mechanical machine. My knowledge is basically what I learned during my school days and also during university courses, and for me, it was mostly...
Summary:: Calculating the inclination angle
A stick is on two springs with spring constants D1=500N/m and D2=300N/m. Consider the stick is without mass and can rotate around the point E, which is distant from spring 1 with 0,1m and from spring 2 with 0,8m. A force F=100N pulls the stick up...
Classical problems for hookes law generally give either mass or spring constant.
What if I have a graph of a wavelike structure that is oscillating which I can use to measure for example: T (period), t (time), Δx (displacement), v (velocity), a (acceleration) and other variables is this...
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Two objects slide without friction on a circular ring of radius R, oriented in a vertical plane. The heavier object (of mass 3m) is attached to a spring with an unstretched length of zero (admittedly an unphysical assumption) and spring constant k. The fixed end of...
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So I am using the following simulation for this activity (Mass and Springs).
The concept I need help with is to understand why when attaching a mass, the spring moves downward when the gravity is zero? If there is no gravity my limited understanding is that spring should not move...
Homework Statement
A 1.2 kg block is dropped from a height of 0.5 m above an uncompressed spring. The spring has a spring constant k = 160 N/m and negligible mass. The block strikes the top end of the spring and sticks to it
Find the compression of the spring when the speed of the block...
Homework Statement
The extension in a string, obeying hooke’s law is Y when wave velocity in it is V. if extension is increased to 1.5Y, then wave velocity V’ becomes?
1) V' =V. 2)V'= 1.22V . 3)V'=1.5V. 4) V'=0.75V.
Homework Equations
wave velocity= frequency*wave length.
The Attempt at a...
I'm doing a catapult project but I'm sort of confused.
I need to find the spring constant in order to get the elastic potential energy.
The force of pulling back the catapult lever to 36 degrees above the horizontal is 4.2 N. Right before the lever is at rest, 90 degrees, the force is 1.4 N.
One...
Homework Statement
A 205 g cube slides down a ramp starting from rest as shown in the figure below. The ramp has a 46° slope. After falling a distance of 92 cm, the cube strikes a spring of spring constant
k = 21 N/m.
Find the maximum compression of the spring when the coefficient of kinetic...
Why do we call the constant of proportionality in hook's law as Young's Modulus and not as Young's coefficient? Is there any difference in Modulus and coefficient in engineering context?
Homework Statement
If a person holds a 30cm spring and compress on it with a force of 100 N (where k = 1000 N/m), by how much is the spring shortened.
Homework Equations
Hooks ' Law: F = -k* deltaX
The Attempt at a Solution
The answer for this is 10 cm: 10 = -1000...
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I'm stuck on a problem that uses Hook's law but it's not straight forward. What must i do when there is an object pulled by an another object and connected with a spring. do i have to combine the force due to gravity on each of the object? can someone tell me a reference site for...
What formula should I use for this question? I'm thinking hook's law, but It doesn't seem to fit.
A mass is attached to a spring that has a constant of 100 N/m. The mass vibrates with a frequency of 2 Hz.
I have to find the value of the mass and how far it streaches. I know I can use...
How can i define "Hook's Law interm of Tensor"
i want to define hoos's law interm of tensor:confused:
how cn i define it
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hi, i am just having some problems with understanding the hook's law lab, if anyone has a "hook's law" can you please post it or you can email it to me. here is my address. dino_679@hotmail.com Thanks i will really appreciate it.
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