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Please show full work and legible. This is non calculus based, and only use the variables given, etc. 4. Two masses are...
Please show full work and
legible. This is non calculus based, and only use the variables
given, etc.
4. Two masses are attached to the ends of a ca- ble. The first, with mass mi is sitting on a frictionless table. In the center of the table is a hoe and a massless pulley that is free to ro- tate. The first mass is traveling in a circle on the table that has radius R and angular speed w. The...
4. Consider two particles of masses my and m2 and positions rı and r2 respectively. Suppose...
4. Consider two particles of masses my and m2 and positions rı and r2 respectively. Suppose m2 exerts a force F on mı. Suppose further that the two particles are in a uniform gravitational field g. (a) Write down the equations of motion for the two particles. (b) Show that the equations of motion can be written as MR = Mg ur = F where M is the total mass, R is the centre of mass, he is the reduced...
1. Non-Linear Collisioin A particle A which has a mass m and travels with a speed...
1. Non-Linear Collisioin A particle A which has a mass m and travels with a speed vo along some direction i collides with a stationary particle B having mass 2m. As indicated in the figure, after the collision A moves in a direction at an angle of 30° from i and B moves in a direction at angle 50° from i . The only forces acting on the particles are those which they exert on each other. a) Apply the...
Please solve only (e), and only if you're certain you're correct. Thank you. Angular momentum and...
Please solve only (e), and only if you're certain you're
correct. Thank you.
Angular momentum and choice of origin: Adding angular momentum to a collision problem often feels confusing or ad hoc. What we're going to do here is verify that adding angular momentum to a collision problem isn't incompatible with anything we've done previously, by considering a very simple collision problem: One particle, moving with a velocity vo, collides with another, sticks with it, and then they move together...
Use the worked example above to help you solve this problem. Two billiard balls of identical...
Use the worked example above to help you solve this problem. Two billiard balls of identical mass move toward each other as shown in the figure. Assume that the collision between them is perfectly elastic. If the initial velocities of the balls are v1i = +25.2 cm/s and v2i = ?20.1 cm/s, what are the velocities of the balls after the collision? Assume friction and rotation are unimportant. (Indicate the direction with the sign of your answer.) v1f = cm/s...
please answer 3-5 and show each step 2 What will provide the "internal force in the experiment where both carts are...
please answer 3-5 and show each step
2 What will provide the "internal force in the experiment where both carts are intially stationary fc 3. During a perfectly inelastic collision, what % of kinetic energy is conserved if an object of mass 5.0 kg strikes a stationary mass of 20.0 kg? what % will be conserved ir the collision is elastlo instead (same two masses) 5120 4, consider the masses in question #3 and assume an elastic collision between them....
PRACTICE IT . Use the worked example above to help you solve this problem. Two billiard...
PRACTICE IT . Use the worked example above to help you solve this problem. Two billiard balls of identical mass move toward each other as shown in the figure. Assume that the collision between them is perfectly elastic. If the initial velocities of the balls are v1i = +25.2 cm/s and v2i = −21.8 cm/s, what are the velocities of the balls after the collision? Assume friction and rotation are unimportant. (Indicate the direction with the sign of your answer.)...
Anyone please help me solve the last part to find theortetical of V1 and V2 using the first page ...
anyone please help me solve the last part to find theortetical
of V1 and V2 using the first page type of collision
thank you
4. Cartl has a mass of ml and a velocity of v0. Cart2 has a mass of m2 and is stationary. Cartl then hits cart 2. After the collision, the velocity of cartl is vl and the velocity of cart2 is v2. In any collision, what happens to the m Write an equation for the momentum...
Solutions must be worked out symbolically first (that is, in terms of variables and constants) with...
Solutions must be worked out symbolically first (that is, in terms of variables and constants) with numbers plugged in as the very last step. Make sure to double check the answer! Vesta is an asteroid that has a mass of 259.0 x 1018 kg and is traveling at a speed of 13.34 x 103 m/s. A crazy engineer sends another asteroid to collide with Vesta, at a 90° angle. The crazy engineer’s asteroid has a mass of 100.0 x 1018...
Please show full work and
legible. This is non calculus based, and only use the variables
given, etc.
4. Two masses are attached to the ends of a ca- ble. The first, with mass mi is sitting on a frictionless table. In the center of the table is a hoe and a massless pulley that is free to ro- tate. The first mass is traveling in a circle on the table that has radius R and angular speed w. The...
4. Consider two particles of masses my and m2 and positions rı and r2 respectively. Suppose m2 exerts a force F on mı. Suppose further that the two particles are in a uniform gravitational field g. (a) Write down the equations of motion for the two particles. (b) Show that the equations of motion can be written as MR = Mg ur = F where M is the total mass, R is the centre of mass, he is the reduced...
1. Non-Linear Collisioin A particle A which has a mass m and travels with a speed vo along some direction i collides with a stationary particle B having mass 2m. As indicated in the figure, after the collision A moves in a direction at an angle of 30° from i and B moves in a direction at angle 50° from i . The only forces acting on the particles are those which they exert on each other. a) Apply the...
Please solve only (e), and only if you're certain you're
correct. Thank you.
Angular momentum and choice of origin: Adding angular momentum to a collision problem often feels confusing or ad hoc. What we're going to do here is verify that adding angular momentum to a collision problem isn't incompatible with anything we've done previously, by considering a very simple collision problem: One particle, moving with a velocity vo, collides with another, sticks with it, and then they move together...
please answer 3-5 and show each step
2 What will provide the "internal force in the experiment where both carts are intially stationary fc 3. During a perfectly inelastic collision, what % of kinetic energy is conserved if an object of mass 5.0 kg strikes a stationary mass of 20.0 kg? what % will be conserved ir the collision is elastlo instead (same two masses) 5120 4, consider the masses in question #3 and assume an elastic collision between them....
anyone please help me solve the last part to find theortetical
of V1 and V2 using the first page type of collision
thank you
4. Cartl has a mass of ml and a velocity of v0. Cart2 has a mass of m2 and is stationary. Cartl then hits cart 2. After the collision, the velocity of cartl is vl and the velocity of cart2 is v2. In any collision, what happens to the m Write an equation for the momentum...
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