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Ball thrown into a vertical jet?
Ball thrown into a vertical jet? Homework Statement Like any good physicist, I always have a ball in my pocket to throw into the vertical jet of any fountain I happen to find. The result is entertaining (at least I think so). Explain, with a sketch, what you expect to see (you need not...- topgun08
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- Ball Jet Vertical
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LaTeX Adjusting Vertical Spacing & \pointsdroppedatright in Exam Document Class
I am currently producing an exam paper. My friend suggests me using the exam document class. It's quite convenient most the time and I almost finish my work. But there are 2 things that I am not satisfied with: (1)the default spacing between questions, parts, subquestions How can I adjust the...- manchung214
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- Class Exam Vertical
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Liquid in a vertical pipe open at the lower end and closed at the top
Consider a vertical pipe partially filled with liquid. The pipe is open at the lower end and closed at the top. See the attached picture. Will the liquid fall out or not? In a small diameter pipe a stable meniscus will form due to surface tension and prevent the water from falling out. In a...- anders_r_r
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- Closed Liquid Pipe Vertical
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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What Can We Learn About Wave Speed from a Vertical Standing Wave?
Homework Statement A spring is held vertically between two supports separated vertically. That stationary wave set up looks like this: http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/9417/80122335.jpg Deduce what you can about the speed of the waves in the spring. (Note that the wave pattern is slightly...- arkofnoah
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- Standing wave Vertical Wave
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Calculating time period in vertical circular motion
1. 1. Homework Statement : How to calculate minimum time period 't' required to complete a vertical circular motion by a cone filled with water, so that the water doesn't fall?2. Homework Equations : v^2 = gR * [ 3 + 2 cos (theta) ] obtained by applying law of conservation of energy. 3. 3...- taninamdar
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Period Time Time period Vertical
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What is the maximum distance a block will fall on a vertically hanging spring?
Homework Statement A spring with a spring constant of 450 N/m hangs vertically. You attach a 2.2 kg block to it and allow the mass to fall. What is the maximum distance the block will fall before it begins moving upward? Homework Equations I'm not exactly sure how the conservation...- shawli
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- Spring Vertical
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Vertical reactions of pin supports of a weightless Beam with a UDL applied
Homework Statement The question is: The weightless beam, ABCD, shown in Figure below is supported by a pin support at B, and a roller bearing at C. There is a 4 kN/m UDL along the whole beam, as shown. There is an 11.2kNm clockwise couple at A. The vertical reactions of B and C...- dechuba
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- Applied Beam Pin Reactions Udl Vertical
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Vertical Wind Turbine Sail Boat Concept
Hello, Im new to the forum, i joined to ask a question about a boat I've been obsessing about for awhile. My idea is an aluminum sail boat (27-40') that has its mast removed and replaced with say a 3-4kw vertical wind generator (350lb) i know that's a bit heavy but I am sure the wind forces are...- Grabowski
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- Boat Concept Turbine Vertical Wind Wind turbine
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Vertical Drop how to find the speed?
Homework Statement The Tower of Doom at Six Flags America lifts its riders to a height of 42.7 m, then releases them to free fall for 21.6m. How fast are the riders traveling before the magnetic induction braking system starts to slow them down?Homework Equations t = \sqrt{}2d/g The Attempt...- ilovemynny
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- Drop Speed Vertical
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What Is the Minimum Frequency for a Mass in Vertical Circular Motion?
Homework Statement A 0.2kg mass attached to a rope 1.6m long is being spun in a vertical plane. Find the minimum frequency. Homework Equations F = 4(pi^2)(r)(f^2)(m) Ft min = Fc - mg - minimum frequency occurs at minimum tension The Attempt at a Solution I had this question...- ninetyfour
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Vertical
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Conservation of momentum: vertical shot
Homework Statement A 0.028 kg bullet is fired vertically at 165 m/s into a 0.15 kg baseball that is initially at rest. How high does the combined bullet and baseball rise after the collision, assuming the bullet embeds itself in the ball? Homework Equations mv + mv = mv + mv The...- mandy9008
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- Conservation Conservation of momentum Momentum Vertical
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Find the Perfect Electric Motor for Your Vertical Wind Tunnel
hello. i need to match electric motor to propeller/fan to my outdoor aeroduim wind tunnel. my requirements goal is to get a 2.00 meter diameter propeller with 190kh wind speed . which electric motor (type,power) would you think will properly match for this requirements ? thank you.- eyal28
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- Vertical Wind Wind tunnel
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Graphing a vertical line on graphing utility
Is it possible to graph a vertical line such as X=2 on a graphing calculator? How would one graph a vertical line on the graphing calculator?- Immutef
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- Graphing Line Utility Vertical
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Mass on Vertical Spring stretch
Homework Statement A spring with spring constant k = 55 N/m and unstretched length of L0 is attached to the ceiling. A block of mass m = 3 kg is hung gently on the end of the spring. a) How far does the spring stretch? ----------ANSWER: .53509 m This is the hard part... **Now the...- pleasehelpme6
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- Mass Spring Stretch Vertical
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Scaling of the vertical projectile problem nondimensionalization
Homework Statement Restate the vertical projectile problem in a properly scaled form. (suppose x<<R). d2x/dt^2=-g(R^2)/(x+R)^2 Initial conditions: x(0)=0, dx(0)/dt=VoFind the approximate solution accurate up to order O(1) and O(e), where r is a small dimensionless parameter. (i.e. the...- reb659
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- Projectile Scaling Vertical
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Oscillation:Mass dropped on Vertical Spring
Homework Statement A woman bungee-jumper of mass 60 kg is attached to an elastic rope of natural length 15m. The rope behaves like a spring of spring constant k= 220Nm. The other end of the spring is attached to a high bridge. The woman jumps from the bridge. a. Determine how far below the...- thedefender7
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- Spring Vertical
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Cross Section of Water Flowing Down Vertical Pipe: The Mystery Unveiled
hi We all know when velocity of fluid increases then cross section decreases for same mass flow rate and this can be well seen at water flowing from a height as in waterfalls. But why this doesn't happen when water flows down through a vertical held pipe of constant cross section. Well you may... -
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Vertical Drop rides at amusement parks
Homework Statement Has anyone ever been on one of these. (I admit I have always been too chicken.) Can anyone explain to me what was felt at the bottom of the first drop and the physics why that was so. Also, estimate the time when the car began to slow down as a fraction of the total...- black_hole
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- Drop Vertical
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What Is the Minimum Speed for a Stone to Stay Taut in a Vertical Circle?
Homework Statement A stone is tied to a string of length l. Someone whirls the stone in a vertical circle. Assume that the energy of the stone remains constant as it moves around the circle. Calculate the minimum speed that the stone must have at the bottom of the circle, if the string is to...- quantumlolz
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- Circle Motion Vertical
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Designing Vertical Spindles for Torsion and Bending
Hello! Iam a student doing my project at an industry I just encountered designing shafts we use vertical spindles with a gear which meshes with an internal gear near the top end of the spindle, i just wanted to know whether i need to design the spindle for both torsion and bending or should...- aniruddha
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- Vertical
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Is it possible to build a vertical particel accelator?
In this instance forgo the particle part. I'm thinking more here like the way a railgun works. Or how some rollacosters can take you from 0 to 60kmph. Lets say we wanted to make a railgun that uses a large loop to continual increase velocity to a desired point, then release it into an...- future_think
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- Build Vertical
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Momentum of a vertical stream of water hitting a surface
Hello there, I have a question, I wonder if you can help me. Homework Statement I am using scales to measure the volume of liquid coming from a bottle, and then differentiating this volume to give flow rate. The bottle emits a constant flow rate and I hold it so that the stream falls...- velvet
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- Momentum Stream Surface Vertical Water
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Is there a term for the vertical elongation of a planet?
Is there a term for the vertical elongation of a planet? This would be the angular distance above the horizon that a planet appears at the instant the sun sets, or in mathematical terms it would be: x=elongation theta=angle between the ecliptic and the horizon "vertical elongation" = x *...- dotancohen
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- Elongation Planet Term Vertical
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Rocket Launch-Horizontal and Vertical motion:
Homework Statement Does changing the thrust(amount of gunpowder) in the rocket alter both the horizontal and vertical speeds? Homework Equations I worked this bit out Rocket A has less gunpowder and horizontal motion was 8m/s Rocket B with more gunpowder was 10m/s [b]3. The...- for0008
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- Motion Rocket Vertical
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Vertical mass less spring problem
A 1.00 kg block is compressed a distance of x = 0.130 m against a vertical massless spring with spring constant 280 N/m. The block is released from rest. How far above the spring's equilibrium point does the block travel? I used conservation of energy and got 0.5kx^2 + 0.5mv^2 + mgh =...- squintyeyes
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- Mass Spring Vertical
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Retardation of a Balloon's Vertical velocity
Because I am working quite a lot with balloons (still theoretically though), I have come across reports of some balloon flights in the 19th century, which gave balloon ascent speeds of up to 15 m/s and descent speeds up to -40 m/s. I agreed to the comment to that text, that normally balloons...- Lunar_Lander
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- Retardation Velocity Vertical Vertical velocity
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Vertical Farming (And could it Profitable)
Vertical Farming... (And could it Profitable) Just looking for your take here folks, speak your mind. Kind of an interesting idea, I'll sure say that.- k_squared
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- Vertical
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Formula for Vertical column +eccentric loading
hi, can anyone help me with the formula for a vertical Column (C-Channel) subjected to Eccentric Loading? Regards, Subbby- subbby
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- Column Formula Vertical
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Mass of a sphere with a vertical bound
Find the total mass that occupies a solid region D bounded by a sphere of radius 3 centered at the origin and z = 1 if the density of the function is (x, y, z) = 1/1+x^2+y^2+z^2 . I would like to be able to do this problem using spherical coordinates but I am unsure about how...- Harlow
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- Bound Mass Sphere Vertical
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Tangent, Horizontal and Vertical Lines at the Pole
Help me understand exactly what is going on here. I'll put up an attempt at my solution: Find the tangent lines at the pole r = sin5o, [0,pi] (note: o represents theta) Equation: dy/dx = [f'(o)sino + f(o)coso]/[f'(o)coso - f(o)sino] f(o) = sin5o f'(o) = 5cos5o plugging everything...- IntegrateMe
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- Horizontal Lines Pole Tangent Vertical
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Calculating the Acceleration of a Train Given Angle from Vertical
An engineer is riding The El standing next to a bot holding a yo-yo which is hanging down. As the train starts to move, the boy looks at the engineer strangely as he whips out a protractor and measures a 4.19 degree angle between the string of the yo-yo and the vertical. The engineer quickly...- teriw
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- Acceleration Angle Train Vertical
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Vertical deflection, stress, and strain Help
The shear modulus of aluminum is 2.4 × 1010 N/m2. An aluminum nail of radius 7.5 × 10–4 m projects 0.035 m horizontally outward from a wall. A man hangs a wet raincoat of weight 25.5 N from the end of the nail. Assuming the wall holds its end of the nail, what is the vertical deflection of...- ambnj99
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- Deflection Strain Stress Vertical
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Equation of a vertical line in the complex plane
Homework Statement I need to solve \int_L \bar{z}-1 where L is the line from 1 to 1+2i. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I know that I need to set z equal to the equation of the line and then integrate, but in this case I'm not sure how to express the equation of...- zeebo17
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- Complex Complex plane Line Plane Vertical
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A question on vertical circular motion
Homework Statement An object of 6.0kg is whirled round in a vertical circle of radius 2.0m with a speed of 8.0m/s. If the string breaks when the tension in it exceeds 360N, calculate the maximum speed of rotation, and state where the object will be when the string breaks. Homework Equations...- Charismaztex
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Vertical
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Finding Kinetic Energy on a Vertical Circle with Friction
Homework Statement An object of mass m=200g slides down a frictionless ramp from a height H= 60 cm. Near the bottom of the ramp, the path changes into an arc of a circle with radius r= 20 cm. The arc has coefficient of kinetic friction μk=0.4. The angle θ=120° and points P1 and P2 which are the...- jhae2.718
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- Circle Energy Friction Kinetic Kinetic energy Vertical
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Calculating Flow Rate in Horizontal & Vertical Pipes
Homework Statement A liquid is flowing through a horizontal pipe whose radius is 0.02m. The pipe bends staight upward through a height of 10.0m and joins another horizontal pipe whose radius is 0.04m. Homework Equations what volume flow rate will keep the pressures in the two horinontal...- raywang5
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- Flow Flow rate Horizontal Pipes Rate Vertical
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Force Measurement Histogram: Vertical vs. Horizontal Axis
I am a little confused about a histogram of force measurements. I was asked for my physics lab to state what the vertical axis and horizontal axis represent for a histogram of force measurements? the physics lab consists of pulling a wooden block with a force sensor to record the tension...- mybrohshi5
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- Axis Force Histogram Horizontal Measurement Vertical
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Uniform Vertical Force of Electrons, Using Momentum Principle
Homework Statement In a cathode ray tube (CRT) used in older television sets and oscilloscopes, a beam of electrons is steered to different placed on a phosphor screen, which glows at locations hit by electrons. The CRT is evacuated, so there are few gas molecules present for the electrons to...- leejqs
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- Electrons Force Momentum Principle Uniform Vertical
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Does y=x^3+(x-3)^(1/3) Have a Vertical Tangent, Cusp, Corner, or None at x=3?
Homework Statement At x=3 does the function y=x^3 + (x-3)^(1/3) have a vertical tangent, cusp, corner or none? The Attempt at a Solution I took the derivative y'=3x^2 + 1 / 3x^(2/3) then i replaced 3 in which gave 27 + 1 / 0 I don't understand how to come to the correct...- crazco
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- Function Point Tangent Vertical
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Piecewise continuous -> NO vertical asymptotes
Piecewise continuous --> NO vertical asymptotes Why is it impossible for a piecewise continuous function to have vertical asymptotes, per this website: http://www.mathwords.com/p/piecewise_continuous_function.htm?- AxiomOfChoice
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- Continuous Vertical
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Applying Newtons Second Law to Vertical Motion
18. An elevator that weighs 3.5 x 103 N is accelerated upward at 1.0 m/s2. What force does the cable exert to give it this acceleration? A. 357 N B. 0 N C. 3500 N D. 3857 N (For this quesion I was really confused and I guessed that the force of tension in the cable was what the cable...- Ahmad786
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- Law Motion Newtons Newtons second law Second law Vertical
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Vertical Motion w/ constant acceleration
Homework Statement A ball is thrown straight up from the edge of the roof of a building. A second ball is dropped from the roof a time of 1.14 s later. You may ignore air resistance. A.) If the height of the building is 20.6 m, what must the initial speed be of the first ball if both are...- cdlegendary
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- Acceleration Constant Constant acceleration Motion Vertical
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Motor selection for vertical lift door with balanced counterweights
I'm having trouble selecting a suitable motor to lift a single leaf 1000kg door. To cut down on power costs i plan to use perfectly (or as close as i can get) balanced counterweights. The door is to be lifted 4m vertically using wire rope hung over two sheaves connected to the respective...- davemech
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- Lift Motor Vertical
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Velocity in the horizontal and vertical direction
Homework Statement Santa is in trouble. His reindeer just made a rough crosswind landing on the snow covered apex of this gingerbread house. Upon impact the hitch breaks free and the reindeer shoot skyward leaving Santa teetering on the very peak. As he slightly shifts the sleigh tilts...- stargirl17
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- Direction Horizontal Velocity Vertical
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Finding the index of refraction with respect to the vertical axis
Homework Statement Studying the mirage, we can assume that the index of refraction depends only on the vertical coordinate z. A ray of light starts from {0,0} with angle \beta\leq30. It's trajectory fits on an ellipse with major axis a and minor axis b. a) Give n(z)=? b) What is the trajectory...- greedo
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- Axis Index Index of refraction Refraction Vertical
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Uniform vertical circular motion
Homework Statement An object of mass m is attached to a light rod of length r which is driven by a motor at a steady rate. The object performs uniform vertical circular motion. Centripetal force is provided by tension and weight. Draw the net force acting on the mass when the mass is at a...- twinklestar10
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Uniform Vertical
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Ferris wheel problem - vertical circles and centripetal acceleration
Homework Statement Given a Ferris wheel that rotates 5 times each minute and has a diameter of 19 m, with the acceleration of gravity as 9.8 m/s^2, what is the centripetal acceleration of a rider? Answer in units of m/s^2. (There's a diagram that shows a ferris wheel with radius 9.5 m spinning...- therest
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- Acceleration Centripetal Centripetal acceleration Circles Vertical Wheel
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Finding the force of water in a pool on a vertical wall
Homework Statement A swimming pool has the dimensions 24 m multiplied by 9.0 m multiplied by 2.5 m. (a) When it is filled with water, what is the force (resulting from the water alone) on the bottom, on the short sides, and on the long sides? Homework Equations F = P*A P =...- chenying
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- Force Vertical Wall Water
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Vertical Circular Motion of a giant wheel
1. A giant wheel, 40 meters in diameter, is fitted with a cage and platform on which a man can stand. The wheel rotates at such a speed that when the cage is at the top of the wheel, then the force exerted by the man on the platform is equal to his weight. The speed of the man is: 2. T + mg...- c.melissas
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Vertical Wheel
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Calculating the Initial Vertical Acceleration of a Saturn V Rocket
Homework Statement A Saturn V rocket has a mass of 2.75x10^6 Kg and exerts a force of 3.3x10^6N on the gases it expels. determine the initial vertical acceleration of the rocket. 2. The attempt at a solution heres my attempt... F=3.3x10^6N Fg= M=2.75x10^6 Fnet-MA F-Fg=ma F-mg=ma...- PearlyD
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- Acceleration Initial Rocket Saturn Vertical
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help