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Initial velocity required for object to have x ke at y height
... factoring in fluid dynamics, not just Newtonian physics... At a given height, the object will possesses 75% of the kinetic energy of when it initially began moving. Mass is irrelevant. Given variables: -Drag coefficient -Fluid density -Cross-sectioned area -Displacement -Initial and final...- fisiks
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- Height Initial Initial velocity Velocity
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Find acceleration given initial and final velocity, and displacement
[b]1. An electron in the cathode ray tube of a television set enters a region where it accelerates uniformly from a speed of 62300 m/s to a speed of 3.86 × 106 m/s in a distance of 3.17 cm. What is its acceleration? [b]2. a = [Vf2 - Vi2] / [2d] [b]3. a = [(3.86 × 106)m/s2 - 62300m/s2]...- donking225
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- Acceleration Displacement Final Final velocity Initial Velocity
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Initial vs final for a projectile
Homework Statement A projectile is fired through the air. It is launched from the ground, and travels without interference from wind or air resistance, landing on a raised platform above the field. Initial speed vs. final speed: Initial vertical velocity vs. final vertical velocity...- judas_priest
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- Final Initial Projectile
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PDE Wave equation with phi(x) as initial boundaries
Homework problem: For the wave equation: Utt-Uxx=0, t>0, xER u(x,0)= 1, |x|<1 0, |x|>1 sketch the solution u as a function of x at t= 1/2, 1, 2, and 3 I am able to use d'Alemberts and solve for u however the boundaries and the odd/even reflections are throwing me off and...- Robconway
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- Initial Pde Wave Wave equation
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Find deceleration from distance and initial velocity
Homework Statement A man jumps from a building into a safety net located at 11m below, that acts like a rigid body when the man hits it. Find the speed. The safety net moving 1.5m meters down stops the man completely. Find the deceleration, assumed as constant.Homework Equations Vf2= Vi2+ 2ad...- -sandro-
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- Deceleration Initial Initial velocity Velocity
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Solve the initial value problem?
Solve the initial value problem y'=2t(1+y), y(0)=0 by the method of successive approximations. I don't know how to do this problem but I think there's integral involved in it. Please help me. Thanks.- Success
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- Initial Initial value problem Value
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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2nd Order ODE Initial Value Proof Problem
[b]1. Check that y(t)=1/λ ∫_0-t_〖f(s) *sin(λ(t-s) )ds〗 is the solution of the following initial value problem y''(t)+λ^2y(t)=f(t), λ>0, y(0)=0,y'(0)=0 Homework Equations [b]3. I tried to do integration by parts on y(t), but...- DuncP89
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- 2nd order Initial Ode Proof Value
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Find components of initial velocity given V & H displacement
Homework Statement (this is translated from Italian so it might have some technical mistakes :) ) A target with negligible dimensions is placed at H = 5m from the ground; a vehicle on the ground is moving at a velocity V = 2m/s (the module) and is getting closer to the target. Consider O the...- -sandro-
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- Components Displacement Initial Initial velocity Velocity
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Falling stick(s) - initial force not equal to gravity?
Suppose we have two sticks held in a vertical plane, pivoted at one point (check the diagram). If we let go, why is the initial acceleration of the center of the mass not equal to g? Why does the pivot exert some force at the beginning? By contrast, if we keep the sticks in a horizontal... -
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Find deceleration, given initial velocity and final distance
Homework Statement A car traveling at 88ft/s skids 176ft after its brakes are applied. The deceleration provided by the braking system is constant. What is its value? The Attempt at a Solution $$ v_0=88 \\ v_f=0 \\ d_0=0 \\ d_f=176 $$ $$ d(t)=\int88\,dt \\ d(t)=88t+c...- EricPowell
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- Deceleration Final Initial Initial velocity Velocity
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How to minimise this function and get initial conditions
How to minimise this function and get initial conditions . I have the answer for initial conditions. ra = min(00237 − 0000175v + 8.693f − 000159y) subjected to 124.53 ≤ v ≤ 167.03 0.025 ≤ f ≤ 0.083 6.2 ≤ y ≤ 14.8 v= 144.2 , f = 0.025, y = 9.5 How to get this?- Bharatisha
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- Conditions Function Initial Initial conditions
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What Is the Initial Decay Rate of a 1.2mg Sample of Phosphorus-32?
Homework Statement The nuclide (32,15)P undergoes Beta - decay with a half-life of 14.3 d. It is used as a tracer isotope in biochemical analysis. What is the initial decay rate of a 1.2mg sample? Homework Equations T1/2 = Ln 2 / λ Ro = λN0 The Attempt at a Solution I first...- MarcL
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- Decay Decay rate Initial Radioactive Rate
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Engineering Parallel RLC circuit initial values
Homework Statement For the circuit shown (in the attachment), find iL(0+) and Vc(0+). Homework Equations V=IR The Attempt at a Solution At t=0-; the inductor can be replaced by a short-circuit and the capacitor by an open circuit. This shorts out the resistor so by Ohm's law, the voltage...- ViolentCorpse
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- Circuit Initial Parallel Rlc Rlc circuit
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2nd order nonhomogeneos differential equations with initial conditions
Homework Statement The problem states d^2y/dt^2 +15y= cost4t + 2sin t initial conditions y(0)=y'(0)=0 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution All I have is this r^2+15=0 making r(+-)=√15 and making yh= C1cos√15+C2√15 the next part includes solve for...- pedro123
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- 2nd order Conditions Differential Differential equations Initial Initial conditions
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2nd order nonhomogeneos differential equations with initial conditions
I have a problem which in involves a second order differential equations with imaginary roots and I can seem to know how to finish the problem. d^2y/dt^2 +15y =cos 4t+2 sin t this is what I got so far r^2+15=0 for the homogeneous part r=+-(√15) Yh=C1cos√15+C2sin√15 now is...- pedro123
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- 2nd order Conditions Differential Differential equations Initial Initial conditions
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Initial wave function for an electron in a magnetic field
Hello everybody, I am currently struggling with a problem that I came across while spending some free time on non-relativistic quantum mechanic problems. Suppose we have an electron that is describe at time t_0 = 0 by a wave function in position space \psi(x,y,z). Furthermore, assume...- Syrius
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- Electron Field Function Initial Magnetic Magnetic field Wave Wave function
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Simple Harmonic Motion with Initial Velocity: Calculating Speed and Time Period
Homework Statement (b) A particle is projected from a point O at time t = 0 and it performs simple harmonic motion with O as a centre of oscillation. The motion is of amplitude 20cm and time period 4 seconds. Find: (i) the speed of projection; (ii) the speed of particle when t = 1:5...- SherlockOhms
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- Initial Initial velocity Velocity
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Finding initial velocity given angle and horizontal displacement
Homework Statement distance = 0.8meters angle = 55° gravity = 9.81m/s^2 \V_0 = ?, assuming that it leaves and falls back on the same horizontal plane. The attempt at a solution So we know for a fact that the initial velocity is supposed to be 2 m/s, according to the book at least. I tried...- Suprin
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- Angle Displacement Horizontal Initial Initial velocity Velocity
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Initial Conditions of Astrophysical Simulations in 3D
So I've been playing with a little N-body code in 3D for gravitational problems and have made an OpenGL visualization to go along with it. I have been generating initial conditions (positions and velocities) using explicit formulas. I was wondering of anyone knew of any resources for getting...- jwdozer327
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- 3d Conditions Initial Initial conditions Simulations
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Calculate the Initial Calue of the Force at the Bearing
Homework Statement The uniform slender bar is pivoted at and swings freely in the vertical plane. If the bar is released from rest in the horizontal position, calculate the initial value of the force exerted by the bearing on the bar an instant after release. I have attached an image of...- Northbysouth
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- Bearing Force Initial
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Initial Value Formulation on curved space-time: Maxwell's equations
Hello there Ladies and Gents! This question is (mostly) related to problem 10.2 in Wald which is to show that the source-free Maxwell's equations have a well posed initial value formulation in curved space-times. We start off with a globally hyperbolic space-time ##(M,g_{ab})## and a spacelike...- WannabeNewton
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- Initial Maxwell's equations Space-time Value
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Find the value of a capacitor given percent of the initial value
Homework Statement A capacitor is discharged through an 80.0 ohm resistor. The discharge current decreases to 23.0% of its initial value in 1.50ms . What is the value of the capacitor? Homework Equations t=RC The Attempt at a Solution 1500 μs = 0.23 RC RC= 6521.74 C=...- rocapp
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- Capacitor Initial Percent Value
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MATLAB MATLAB: How to add initial states to a circuit simulation
Hello! I am having trouble using the SimPowerSystems library from simulink to simulate circuits (with the powergui solver). On all the circuits I have simulated so far either of the following happens: - Adding the initial current/voltage directly at the RLC branch block culminates into...- franciobr
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- Circuit Initial Matlab Simulation States
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Resistance of a Copper Wire with initial and final radius
Homework Statement A Copper wire has a shape given by a radius that increases as R(x)= aex+ b. Its initial radius is .45 mm and final radius is 9.67 mm and its horizontal length is 38 cm. Find its resistance. Homework Equations R = pL/A where p = resistivity of copper A = ∏r2 L = length of...- jawhnay
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- Copper Copper wire Final Initial Radius Resistance Wire
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Wondering about the initial signal from ultrasonic transducer
Hi, I have two ultrasonic transducers and a pulser-receiver(5072PR). One is the contact transducer, A120S (6MHz), from Olympus and the other is also contact mode transducer, but it is a customized ring-type transducer (2.X MHz) (like doughnut). I have two questions. First, when I turn on...- Tah
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- Initial Signal Transducer Ultrasonic
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Solve the First Order Linear D.E. with the initial value
Homework Statement dy/dt=y(9-y) y(0)=2 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution dy/(y(9-y)) = dt ∫dy/(y(9-y)) = ∫dt partial fraction decomposition 1=A/y + B/(9-y) 1=9A-Ay +By 1/9=A 0=1/9 +B B=-1/9 1/9∫1/y -1/9∫1/(9-y)=t+C 1/9ln|y| -1/9(ln|9-y|)...- Painguy
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- First order Initial Linear Value
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State what will happen when a positive particle has an initial velocit
Homework Statement State what will happen when a positive particle has an initial velocity opposite to the direction of the electric field Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- dannie
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- Initial Particle Positive State
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Is the Speed of the Clown and Performer When They Reach the Launch Height?
A circus clown in a cannon is shot vertically upward with an initial speed of 18.0 m/s. after ascending 4.5 m ,she collides with and grabs a performer sitting still on a trapeze. They acend together and then fall. what is their speed when they reached the original launch height. The clown and...- Sneakatone
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- Initial Initial velocity Velocity
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Calculating Initial Acceleration
calculate the initial acceleration of a 13 140 kg V-2 rocket bomb fired vertically, if the thrust of its engines is 2.63 x 10 to the power of 5 N. then calculate the rockets acceleration near "burn-out", when its mass is only 4170 kg. So i did. Part 1. Fnet = ma a = fnet/m 20.01m/s^2=...- kencamarador
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- Acceleration Initial
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From where did our earth get its initial velocity ?
I read in a article that Earth revolves around the sun at speed of 30km/s but from where did it get its velocity at the beginning..?- Sab95
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- Earth Initial Initial velocity Velocity
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Find the Initial Speed given Distance Traveled and Time Taken
I performed a lab where we needed to find the mathematical relationship between the starting speed (initial velocity) and the stopping distance. However, I'm pretty sure we recorded all the initial speeds incorrectly. Is there a way to calculate the initial speed knowing the Distance Traveled...- Shauta
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- Distance traveled Initial initial speed Speed Time
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How to find acceleration from only initial and final velocity
Homework Statement A novice snowboarder who weighs 60kg is sliding down a 10 degree slope at a constant velocity of 8 m.s^-1. When they reach the bottom of the slope, they slow down due to the kinetic friction between the snowboard and the snow. Find the rate at which the skier is de...- tooperoo
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- Acceleration Final Final velocity Initial Velocity
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Rocket thrust, mass, speed given initial m and fuel consumption rate?
A rocket, which is in deep space and initially at rest relative to an inertial reference frame, has a mass of 59.5E5 kg, of which 7.39E5 kg is fuel. The rocket engine is then fired for 300 s, during which fuel is consumed at the rate of 480 kg/s. The speed of the exhaust products relative to the...- rockchalk1312
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- Fuel Fuel consumption Initial Mass Rate Rocket Speed Thrust
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Initial speed with Angle and distance
I have been working this one all day. No luck as far. The question: A projectile is launched at an angle of 53.1° with respect to the horizontal, as shown in Figure 2-34. ( Ill try to give you a picture of example 2-34) It strikes a target that is 120m away horizontally and 160m below the...- Computerguy
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- Angle Initial initial speed Speed
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Rewriting an Initial State with Normalized Eigenfunctions
Homework Statement Consider the Hamiltonian H=0.5p^2+ 0.5x^2, which at t=0 is described by: ψ(x,0)= 1/sqrt(8*pi) θ1(x) + 1/sqrt(18pi) θ2(x), where: θ1= exp(-x^2/2); θ2=(1-2x^2)*exp(-x^2/2) a) Normalize the eigenfunctions and rewrite the initial state in terms of normalized...- The Head
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- Eigenfunctions Initial Initial state State
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How to find magnitude of initial displacement?
A mass of 130 g is held by a horizontal spring constant 22 N/m. It is displaced from its equilibrium position and released from the rest. As it passes through its equilibrium position, its speed is 4.2 m/s. a) find work done on the spring. w=1/2mv^2 1/2(.13kg)(4.2)^2= 1.14 (correct) b)...- Sneakatone
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- Displacement Initial Magnitude
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Initial speed of proton between parallel plate=?
Homework Statement So I just wrote my midterm in physics, and I was curious on how to do the last question. Parallel plates, length 5.5cm, Distance between them is 0.3 cm Electric Field (E) is 5.4x10^4 Asking what is the initial speed of a proton going through the parallel plates if it just...- bored2death97
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- Initial initial speed Parallel Parallel plate Plate Proton Speed
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MHB Bezi_cat's question at Yahoo Answers (Unknown initial condition)
Here is the question: Here is a link to the question: No idea how to solve this 2nd order IVP. Please help? - Yahoo! Answers I have posted a link there to this topic so the OP can find my response.- Fernando Revilla
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- Condition Initial
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Two balls are thrown vertically upward, one with an initial speed twic
Homework Statement Two balls are thrown vertically upward, one with an initial speed twice that of the other. The ball with the greater initial speed will reach a height - twice that of the other - 4 times that of the other Homework Equations dy = vt + 1/2 at^2 [if i use this equation, i...- cmkc109
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- Balls Initial initial speed Speed
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Finding phi constant based on initial position and initial velocity
x(t)=Acos(ωt+ϕ)\\ v(t)=-Aωsin(ωt+ϕ)\\ \\ Let\quad n=integer,\quad A=0.5,\quad ω=2.\\ \\ Given\quad initial\quad position\quad (0,\quad 0.25)\quad and\quad initial\quad velocity\quad (0,\quad 1),\quad find\quad ϕ.\\ \\ x(t)=0.5cos(2t+ϕ)\\ 0.25=0.5cos(ϕ)\\ ϕ=±1.0471975512+2πn\\ \\...- InvalidID
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- Constant Initial Initial velocity Phi Position Velocity
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Ballistic Pendulum initial velocity of bullet
Homework Statement A ballistic pendulum is used to measure the speed of a bullet fired from a gun. The pendulum consists of a 20.0g block hanging from a string. A bullet, with mass 0.50gg, imbeds itself in the block causing the block to swing up to a height of 5.00cm. Find the speed of the...- MathHelpa
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- Ballistic Ballistic pendulum Bullet Initial Initial velocity Pendulum Velocity
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Solving a 2nd Order Differential Equation with Initial Conditions
Homework Statement \frac{d^2 y}{dx^2}\cdot\frac{dy}{dx}=x(x+1), \hspace{10pt} y(0)=1, \hspace{5pt} y'(0)=2 Homework Equations None I can think of... The Attempt at a Solution The only thing I even thought to try was turn it into the form: \frac{d^2 y}{dx^2}{dy}=x(x+1){dx}...- robertjordan
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- 2nd order Conditions Differential Differential equation Initial Initial conditions
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Find friction from stopping distance and initial speed.
According to test performed by the manufactures, an automobile with an initial speed of 75 km/h has a stopping distance of 25 m on a level road. assuming that no skidding occurs during breaking, what is the value of μ , between the wheels and the road required to achieve the stopping distance...- Sneakatone
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- Friction Initial initial speed Speed Stopping distance
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Finding speed at half the height given initial velocity and mass
In the figure, a frictionless roller coaster car of mass m = 800 kg tops the first hill with speed v0 = 18 m/s at height h = 44 m. What is the speed of the car at point B? (point B is one half the height of the top of the first hill) (1/2)mv2 Wg=mgd (1/2)(800)(182)=129600...- rockchalk1312
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- Height Initial Initial velocity Mass Speed Velocity
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Trying to determine initial thrust on an object from angular velocity?
Hi all, I built an electric paper airplane launcher and I'm trying to figure out how much force or thrust is being applied to my paper airplane when it's launched. The setup looks like this: The discs are 124mm in diameter, are spinning at approximately 5800 RPM each, and are about... -
Coulombs law, initial speed to collide with other nucleus
Homework Statement A helium nucleus has radius rHe = 1.9 fm, mass m = 6.6 × 10-27 kg, and charge +2e. A gold nucleus has charge +87e and radius rAu = 7.0 fm. What initial speed must a helium nucleus have if it is to come into contact with a fixed gold nucleus in a head on collision...- skate_nerd
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- Coulombs Coulombs law Initial initial speed Law Nucleus Speed
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Differential Equations and Initial Values
Homework Statement If y is the solution of the initial value problem y'(t) + y(t)/t = 1/t4 y(2)=1 What is y(3) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I u(t) = e∫1/t dt = eln t = t ∫[yt]' dt = t-4 dt yt = -1/3t3 + C Plugging in my initial value I solve for...- Northbysouth
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- Differential Differential equations Initial
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Find Direction and Angle to arrive directly across initial location?
Homework Statement A boat can go 12 km /h in a river that has current of 5 km /h. At what angle relative to the shore does the boat have to leave to arrive directly across from initial location? Homework Equations SOH CAH TOA The Attempt at a Solution I just want some...- Stanc
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- Angle Direction Initial
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Initial displacement in Simple Harmonic Motion
Homework Statement A meterstick is clamped to a tabletop. The end of the meter stick is deflected downwards a small distance x and is released such the end of the meterstick moves up and down in simple harmonic motion. The meterstick is measured to oscillate up and down 10 times in 5.0...- heartyface
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- Displacement Harmonic Harmonic motion Initial Motion Simple harmonic motion
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Find Initial Velocity from Angle and Horizontal Distance
Homework Statement "An athlete executing a long jump leaves the ground at a 30.0° angle and travels a horizontal distance 8.00m. What was the take-off speed?" Let ##x=## horizontal distance ##v=## velocity ##a=## acceleration Known: ##x=8 m## ##x_0=0 m## ##a_y=-9.8 m/s^2##...- IcyDuck
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- Angle Horizontal Initial Initial velocity Velocity
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help