a ball is attached to a string and swung in a vertical circle at a constant speed. Draw a free body diagram
Posted 2 years ago by ember in Physics 20 | 0 answers
#circular motion #physics
what happens to the number on the force scale as you start to pull on the toboggan but it remains stationary
Posted 2 years ago by kemi679 in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#normal force and friction
Due to conservation of energy, a grandfather clock is able to keep time since the cycle of the pendulum inside remains constant. if the maximum height of a pendulum in a clock is 15.0cm higher than at the equilibrium position, what is the maximum speed of the pendulum?
Posted 2 years ago by tahhhhh in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#work and energy #physics #elastic potential
Calculate the displacement (magnitude and direction) of the ball when it is moved from the initial to the final position.initial position (x, y)i = (–10.0, 10.0) mfinal position (x, y)f = (15.0, –10.0) m?
Posted 2 years ago by 123456789 in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#physics
You are asked to design a rollercoaster. It will have ten attached cars, each of which will have a mass of 500 kg and carry six people with average mass of 70.0 kg. You want to design a vertical circular loop with a radius of 55.0 m. The centre of the circle would have a height of 71.0 m above the ground. Assume the track is frictionless. assume the rollercoaster is designed to operate at the minimum speed at the top of the loop.Calculate the speed of the cars when they are 40? below the horizontal.
Posted 1 year ago by qpwve in Physics 20 | 0 answers
#physics
A vehicle collision produced -1250N net force. What is the acceleration of a 55.0 kg passenger in the car?
Posted 1 year ago by roser in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#newtons 1st law
A car breaks on an icy road. At a point, the car's brakes apply a force before the car skids.
Would this be calculating the coefficient of static or kinetic friction?
Posted 1 year ago by roser in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#friction #frictional force #normal force and friction
A 10kg sled slides down a frictionless icy hill at an angle of 25 degrees. Calculate the parallel component of the sled's weight. Calculate the acceleration of the sled.
Would b) require the force of gravity, or all forces of gravity (parallel, perpendicular, regular, etc)?
Posted 1 year ago by roser in Physics 20 | 0 answers
#free body diagrams #net force
Can a coefficient of friction be a whole number? Or does it have to be a decimal?
Posted 1 year ago by roser in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#coefficient
A toboggan is resting in the snow.
What two (equal in magnitude and opposite in direction) forces is the scale measuring when you start to pull on the toboggan but it remains stationary? Be specific.
Posted 1 year ago by perryplaso in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#frictional force #dynamic