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Centripetal Force in Vertical Circular Loop: What Provides It?
Hi. When a plane travels in a vertical circular loop, what is the provider of the centripetal force, required to produce the circular motion? At the top of the loop, there is gravity acting towards the center of the circle, so id assume that this is part of it, but what about at the bottom...- danago
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Why's Applied Force Plotted On Vertical Axis?
Homework Statement Explain why applied force is plotted on the vertical axis of the graph even though it is the independent variable in a Hooke's Law experiment (involving a mass being attached to the spring) Homework Equations Fx = kx The Attempt at a Solution Maybe it's because...- BayernBlues
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- Applied Applied force Axis Force Vertical
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Family of orthogonal trajectories for a vertical parabola
1. Homework Statement . The correct answer is E 2. Homework Equations :Procedure from our text: "Step 1. Determine the differential equation for the given family F(x, y,C) = 0. Step 2. Replace y' in that equation by −1/y'; the resulting equation is the differential equation for the family of...- DaConfusion
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- Orthogonal Parabola Trajectories Vertical
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Vertical tangents of parametric curves
I learned that vertifcal tangents occur at a parametric curve if the derivative of the curve is undefined. That is given dy/dx = dy/dt / dx/dt, a vertical tangent occurs when dx/dt = 0. I don't understand why this is so. I know that vertical tangents occur when the slope is infinite, but...- ratios
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- Curves Parametric Vertical
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Vertical throw in earth's field of gravity
Homework Statement A mass m is thrown vertically from the surface of the Earth with a velocity v0. Find a function that describes the velocity v of the mass m in dependence of its distance z from the center of the earth. Homework Equations m*z'' = -G* m*M / z^2 z'' = dv / dt G =...- covers
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- Field Gravity Vertical
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What is the Largest Possible Radius for a Safe Vertical Loop?
Loop the Loop problem help. The Problem says that there is a little car going at an initial speed of 4 m/s while entering a vertical loop the loop. Then all it wants is the largest possible radius of the loop that the car can still remain on the track at all times. I don't understand, the...- Lilsilver
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- Loop Loop the loop Vertical
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What is the equation of motion for a Nonlinear Vertical Spring at equilibrium?
Solved the problem.- Raging Dragon
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- Nonlinear Spring Vertical
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Calculating Vertical Jump Heights
Surprisingly, very few humans can jump more than 2 feet (0.6 m) straight up. Solve for the time one spends moving upward in a 2-foot vertical jump. Then double it for the "hang time" - the time one's feet are off the ground. b) Calculate the vertical height of Michael Jordan's jump when he...- needhelp83
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- Jump Vertical Vertical jump
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Vertical Circular Motion on Excalibur Ride
Okay, I need to demonstrate circular motion of this ride(only the vertical rotation, not the spinning disc that holds the people): http://www.sixflags.com/parks/stlouis/Rides/excaliber.html I only really understand circular motion vaguely, I'm not sure whether this is uniform or...- Yep
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Vertical
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Rock on Vertical Spring: Calculating Maximum Height and Potential Energy
An 8.00 kg stone rests on a spring. The spring is compressed 7.0 cm by the stone. (a) What is the spring constant? 11.2 N/cm (b) The stone is pushed down an additional 30.0 cm and released. What is the elastic potential energy of the compressed spring just before that release? 76.7 J...- mbrmbrg
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- Rock Spring Vertical
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What is the force on the ball's lowest point in a vertical revolving motion?
Hello there! My study mate and I have been trying to figure this one out but have not had success. This is the problem we would appreciate to get some help with: A ball with mass of 20 grams is attached to a robe and is revolving vertikal in a circle. There is no energy beeing added to...- fara0815
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- Vertical
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Finding horizontal and vertical asymptotes
the equation is: x^2 + xy + y^2 = 25 my method was to implicitely differentiate and then set the numerator = 0 to get points of horizontal asymptotes, and then set the denominator = 0 to get the points for the veritcal asymptotes. when i use implicit differentiation i get: y' = (-2x...- dnt
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- Horizontal Vertical
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Question about vertical asymptotes
This is a example in my book a rational function like f(x) = [(x+2)(x-5)]/[(x-3)(x+1)] has vertical asymptotes at x=3 and x=(-1) Is all you do is switch the addition and subtraction signs in [(x-3)(x+1)]? The same equation has a horizontal asymptotes at y=1, which i can't seem to... -
F-35B: Vertical Takeoff & Landing Videos
This was sent to me -- Astronuc
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- Vertical Videos
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Homework: vertical motion in gravity
i have this assignment. a ball is throun into the air withe the speed equal to 49m/s and i need to find out after how many seconds it will reach 102,9 m. i used the formula we were given in class height=initial speed*time-[(Gravitational acceleration* time^2)/2]...- JUka
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- Gravity Homework Motion Vertical
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Vertical pendulum, mass of object
Hi. Consider an object attached to the end of the string that is whirled vertically in a circle of radius r. When it is @ degrees from the horizontal, it has the speed v and the tension in the string is T. What is the mass of the object? The picture shows that the object is in the first...- lizzyb
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- Mass Pendulum Vertical
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How Fast Must a Roller Coaster Go to Stay on Track Upside Down?
Hi all, A roller-coaster train is upside down when it is at the top of a circular vertical structure which is 20 m high. In order to get to the top without falling out, the velocity of the roller-coaster train at the top of the circle has to be more than a 25 m s-1 b 14 m s-1 c 9.9 m s-1 d zero...- Delzac
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Vertical
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Jump Time: Analyzing a Basketball Player's Vertical Leap
Here with a question, and I'm a bit crunched for time. I'm also here to learn, too. A basketball player, standing near the basket to grab a rebound, jumps 76.0 cm vertically. How much total time does the player spend (a) in the top 15.0 cm of this jump and (b) in the bottom 15.0 cm? Does this...- physics newb
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- Basketball Jump Time Vertical
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Determine the vertical components of the launch velocity
I have a problem that I can't figure out what formula to use. It states: In a football game a kicker attempts a field goal. The ball remains in contact with the kicker's foot for 0.0588 s, during which time it experiences an acceleration of 290 m/s2. The ball is launched at an angle of 48.5 °...- blrdey
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- Components Launch Velocity Vertical
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Plotting a Vertical Velocity Graph for a Given Situation
Well, this is really confusing me. I am suppose to be graphing a given situation into a v(t) vertical velocity graph. The following occurs in 6 seconds (6 points on the graph): Starting at y = 0 m, a stone is thrown straight up on the edge of a cliff until it reaches its maximum height at 2...- Thunderer
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- Graph Plotting Velocity Vertical Vertical velocity
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Vertical fall with quadratic air drag.
Hello all, I've been having some problems regarding the fall of an object in the vertical direction that has air drag which varies quadratically with speed. The problem is as shown: A gun is fired straight up. Assuming that the air drag on the bullet varies quadratically with speed. Show...- IrAlien
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- Air Air drag Drag Fall Quadratic Vertical
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Resolve all the Tension into horizontal and vertical forces
One end of a chord is attached to the ceiling at D and another to the wall at A. Masses of W kg and 20 kg are attached to the cord so that it assumes the shape shown on the right. Find W and the tension in each of AB, BC, and CD. http://img126.imageshack.us/img126/9884/forces4zx.jpg stuck on...- masterofthewave124
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- Forces Horizontal Tension Vertical
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How Do You Calculate the Time a Ball Stays Above a Certain Height?
I have my physics exams on Friday so was just revising some of the stuff I covered earlier in the year. I got this question: "A ball is thrown vertically upwards with a speed 10ms^-1 from a point 2m above horizontal ground. Calculate the length of time for which the ball is 3m or more above...- lando45
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- Displacement Vertical
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Vertical Circular Motion Question - Why does the water stay in the bucket?
Hello all, This is (I think) one of the more popular introductory physics questions. Someone ties a bucket to a rope, puts some water in it and swings it around in a vertical circle with relatively constant speed. When the bucket is directly above the person's head, the water stays in the...- illu45
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Vertical Water
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Vertical spring energy transformation
a mass is attached to a spring and released. it then oscillates in simple harmonic motion. what is the transformation of energy? i understand how it works horizontally (max Ee at the 2 ends, max Ek at the equilibrium position), but how does it work vertically now that Eg is also present...- plutonium
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- Energy Spring Spring energy Transformation Vertical
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Vertical motion with air friction
An object falling from some point in the air (near the surface) with air friction, R = kv. So, m\frac{dv}{dt} = mg - kv Seperate variables for \int \frac{m}{mg - kv} \cdot dv = \int dt and for the LHS I use integration by parts, so, (m)(mgv - \frac{1}{2}kv^2) - \int mgv - \frac{1}{2}kv^2...- cscott
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- Air Friction Motion Vertical
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Total Acceleration of a Ball Whirled in Inclined Vertical Circle
hmm.. I have a question. If a ball is whirled in a vertical circle inclined from the horizontal axis at angle \theta. what is the total acceleration of the ball?- cfkorea
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- Acceleration Ball Circle Inclined Vertical
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Calculate Minimum Vertical Velocity for Salmon Jumping 1.9m Waterfall
In its final trip upstream to its spawning territory, a salmon jumps to the top of a waterfall 1.9m high. What is the minimum vertical velocity needed by the salmon to reach the top of the waterfall? There seems to be some piece of information missing. I know that: a = 9.8 m/s^2 dy = 1.9m...- inner08
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- Velocity Vertical Vertical velocity
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Help! Troubleshooting Logic to Find Mass on Vertical Spring
Okay, I am messing something up here. I think it's my logic. Given k=2.5 * 10^3 N/m Find how much mass would have to be suspended from the vertical spring to move it 6.0 cm I get W=1/2kx^2=.5(2500)*(.06m)^2=4.5J I think that's right. Then I do W=F*d=m*a*d or...- superdave
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- Logic Mass Spring Troubleshooting Vertical
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Nu (Nusselt) number for vertical rectangular enclosures
hi Everyone, I have a couple of books on heat transfer (Heat Transfer, A Practical Approach by Cengel and another one) but none of them contain any information on Nu number for vertical rectangular enclosures. I am trying to find convection coefficient (for free convection) and need Nu to...- leka
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- Rectangular Vertical
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Calculating Acceleration and Tension in Vertical Circular Motion
7 A body of mass 0.40 kg is whirled in a vertical circle on the end of a cord of length 0.40 m. If the tension in the cord is 0.80 N when the body is at its highest point, find: b the acceleration and the speed of the mass at the lowest point c the tension in the cord at the lowest...- rachael
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Vertical
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Is Vertical Compression Correctly Applied in This Function Transformation?
Q. Given f(x)=2(x^2)-4 , determine the new equation g(x) after a vertical compression by a factor of 1/2. The answer provided by the book is g(X) = (x^2)-2, but shouldn't it be g(x) = (x^2)-4 ? Help will be much appreciated. Regards, Adam- dragon513
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- Compression Vertical
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Vertical Asymptote of f(x) = 2x/sin2x
Question: Find the Vertical Asymptote if any f(x)=[tex}\frac{2x}{\sin2x}[\tex] Im somewhat lost, I cross multi and get 1/2 although my friends tell me this just equals 1. Any ideas? err...cant get the cool math symbol things to work...- gator
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- Asymptote Vertical
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Electric Fields and vertical deflection
We usually go over stuff after getting the assignments, so I have no clue how to start this question. Figure 23N-14 shows the deflection-plate system of a conventional TV tube. The length of the plates is 3.2 cm and the electric field between the two plates is 10^6 N/C (vertically up). If the...- nick85
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- Deflection Electric Electric fields Fields Vertical
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Describing behavior on each side of a vertical asymptote
Find the vertical asymptotes of the graph of F(x) = (3 - x) / (x^2 - 16) ok if i factor the denominator.. i find the vertical asymptotes to be x = 4, x = -4. The 2nd part of the problem asks: Describe the behavior of f(x) to the left and right of each vertical asymptote.. I'm not sure...- Jacobpm64
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- Asymptote Behavior Vertical
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Calculate Height of Building from Stone Dropping Velocity
A stone dropped from the roof of a building hits the ground traveling at speed 19.4 m s-1 . How tall is the building, in m? is the final velocity 0? or what do you calculate first? to get s thanks in advance- kingyof2thejring
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- Motion Vertical
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Solving a Vertical Cylinder Pressure Problem
Here is my problem. A vertical cylinder of cross-sectional area .04m^2 if fitted with a frictionless piston with a mass of 13kg. Assume acceleration of gravity is 9.8 m/s^2. If there is 1 mol of an ideal gas in the cylinder at 315 K, find the pressure in the cylinder. Assume the system is...- lawgurl
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- Cylinder Pressure Vertical
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=Homework Problem: Longest Vertical Soda Straw
I received a homework problem that I need guidance on where to start. What is the longest vertical soda straw you could possibly drink from? I do not know where to start on this problem. A small push in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.- Gott_ist_tot
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- Homework problem Vertical
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Rock whirling in vertical circle
a rock whirls in a vertical circle of radius 8m. acceleration of gravity 9.8m/s^2 what must the speed be to have tangential=radial acceleration when the string makes a 37 angle with respect to the vertical? is it Wsinangel=ma v=Wsinangle*r/m)^1/2 ?- nrc_8706
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- Circle Rock Vertical
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Find the total outward force exerted on the vertical wall
An above-ground backyard swimming pool is shaped like a large hockey puck, with a circular bottom and a vertical wall forming its perimeter. The diameter of the pool is 4.9 m and its depth is 1.3 m. Find the total outward force exerted on the vertical wall of the pool. so P= F / A and i used...- SoccaCrazy24
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- Force Vertical Wall
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Centrifugal Vertical Tangential Inertia?
Hi, first post. I'm a math/physics, uh, underachiever and I'm looking for more resources on Centrifuges. I apologize in advance for the inaccuracy of my use of physics terminology. I'm interested in finding a formula that calculates both the amount of force and angle of force of tangential...- kliide
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- Centrifugal Inertia Vertical
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Logarithmic Function with Vertical Asymtote at X=-6, Y Intercept=5
what will be the logarithmic function with a vertical asymtote at X = -6 that has the intercept Y = 5 I know the denominator will be x+6 to get vertical asymtote, but don't know how to get Log Function ??- merikukri
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- Function Logarithmic Vertical
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Vertical Projectile with air friction
hi, If we throw a ball vertical upward, we can easily find the maximum height if ignore the friction.. So if we switch on the friction, how can we find the max height ?- madking153
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- Air Friction Projectile Vertical
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A uniform board is leaning against a smooth vertical wall. Find torque
A uniform board is leaning against a smooth vertical wall. The board is at an angle above the horizontal ground. The coefficient of static friction between the ground and the lower end of the board is 0.350. Find the smallest value for the angle , such that the lower end of the board does not...- leezak
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- Board Smooth Torque Uniform Vertical Wall
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Vertical circle, miminum radius
This is my question A fighter pilot dives her fighter plane toward the ground at maximum supersonic speed of 2170 km/hr. She pulls out of the dive on a vertical circle. What is the maximum radius of the circle, so that her apparent weight is never more than six times her weight? I have no...- sunnyorange
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- Circle Radius Vertical
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Why does vertical component of normal force
hi For car to be able to drive trough banked curve on the road with no friction, the vertical component of a normal force must be equal in size but opposite in direction to the force of gravity. Horizontal component F[h] F[h] = m * g * tan(alpha) = m * v^2 / r So there is only one...- boris16
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- Component Force Normal Normal force Vertical
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Vertical Jump Test and physics Check My Work
Ok :smile: , I had to test my maximum vertical jump. I did three trials and here's what I got: -Maximum standing height (ie without jumping reaching with one hand) = 221.5 cm -Maximum jumping height with one hand (best of three) = 270 cm -Net Height 270-221.5 cm = 48.5 cm, 0.485m My...- Winner
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- Check my work Jump Physics Test Vertical Vertical jump Work
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Vertical Circles/Work-related Physics
What formula do i apply to the following/theories? (1) a 0.30 kg mass attached to the end of a string swings in a vertical circle (R=1.6m). At an instant when theta=50 degrees, the tension in the string is 8.0N. what is the magnitude of the resultant force on the mass at this instant? (2)...- physixnot4me
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- Physics Vertical
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A 5.0 kg block pushed 3 m up a vertical wall
This 5.0 kg block is pushed 3.0 m up a vertical wall with constant speed by a constant force of magnitude F applied at an angle of theta = 30 degrees with the horizontal. mu kenetic = .30 between wall and block. I need to a). determine the work done by F, b) the force of gravity and c) the...- Trista
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- Block Vertical Wall
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Newton's law and two blocks on vertical inclined plane
hi i have a question: if you have 2 blocks on a vertical inclined plane... ( with angle teta = pi/2) what would m1 be equal to for a1 and a2 to be = 0 (the answer should be in terms of some or all of the variables of m2 and g) thanks- SpicyQ
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- Blocks Inclined Inclined plane Law Newton's law Plane Two blocks Vertical
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