How do you calculate how dense the Earth is? I keep trying but I get 3.51*1010kg/m3. I don't know how or where I'm going wrong.
Posted 1 year ago by roser in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#dynamic #physics
a roller coaster car filled with passengers has a mass of 4.80 kg. what speed must it have at the top of the 7.5 m tall circular loop so the car doesn't fall off?
Posted 1 year ago by roser in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#physics #circular motion
How do you express a major axis with a length of 2.992x1011m in AU?
Posted 1 year ago by roser in Physics 20 | 0 answers
#velocity #circular motion #keplers law
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.
Posted 1 year ago by 123physics in Physics 20 | 0 answers
#velocity
A cyclist exerts a force of 125 N to accelerate from rest to a speed of 10.0 m/s. What is the cyclist’s power output? Consider the difference between average velocity and instantaneous velocity.
Posted 11 months ago by joesci2 in Physics 20 | 0 answers
#work and energy
a rabbit running at 12m/s runs past a dog who immediately gives chase. if the dog accelerates at 2.40m/s^2 and both run in a straight line, how long til the dog catches the rabbit?
Posted 8 months ago by hfjvd in Physics 20 | 0 answers
#acceleration
Find the displacement of a soccer player who runs 15 m [15° N of E] and then 13 m [5° W of N].
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#physics #kinematics
A textbook with a mass of 2.18 kg is pulled across a table with a horizontal force of 5.5 N [E]. If the table has a coefficient of friction of 0.15, what is the acceleration of the textbook?
Posted 4 months ago by shaee in Physics 20 | 1 answers
#physics
A 37.8 kg child is standing on a scale in an elevator.Determine the reading on the scale if the elevator is accelerating upwards at 4.1om/s^2
Posted 4 weeks ago by journeyman in Physics 20 | 0 answers
#physics