![10. Below you see four different situations and force diagrams for a circled system object for each situation. The first three involve an elevator. The fourth involves a box sliding over a smooth horizontal surface. In each case the initial velocity of the object is shown. a. For each situation, describe the motion of the elevator/box in words and draw a motion diagram b. Consider: How can you make sure the motion of the elevator/box is consistent with the given force diagram? (Hint: what is the direction of the sum of the forces in each force diagram?) Explain your reasoning for each situation. [Good for exam review] 4 C on El C on El C on El E on B E on El E on El](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/7e9c9270-732b-11ea-874b-49340da0fb8b.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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10. Below you see four different situations and force...
Below you see four different situations and force diagrams for a circled system object for each...
Below you see four different situations and force diagrams for a
circled system object for each situation. The first three involve
an elevator. The fourth involves a box sliding over a smooth
horizontal surface. In each case the initial velocity of the object
is shown.
Consider: How can you make sure the motion of the elevator/box
is consistent with the given force diagram? (Hint: what is the
direction of the sum of the forces in each force diagram?) Explain
your...
Although friction is a complicated force, many aspects of it can be described with a simple model.
Tactics Box 5.1 Working with Friction ForcesLearning Goal:To practice Tactics Box 5.1 Working with friction forces.Although friction is a complicated force, many aspects of it can be described with a simple model. This Tactics Box presents the conditions under which these models are valid and outlines the essential steps in solving friction problems.TACTICS BOX 5.1 Working with friction forces1. If the object is not moving relative to the surface it's in contact with, the friction force is static friction. Draw...
Spreading forces over surfaces I. Block that floats when released A cubical block is observed to...
Spreading forces over surfaces I. Block that floats when released A cubical block is observed to float in a beaker of water. The block is then held near the center of the beaker as shown and released. A. Describe the motion of the block after it is released. Lab section B. Draw a free-body diagram for the block at the instant that it is Free-body diagram for block at instant it is released released. Rather than drawing a single force...
I need help with these questions. Consider these situations diagramed below involving a box with a...
I need help with these questions.
Consider these situations diagramed below involving a box with a mass of M with an applied force F (drawn to scale). Make certain you are consistent with your scaling. You can assume that the coefficient of friction is the same in all situations A) In situation A, is it possible for the vertical component of the force F to be equal to the weight of the box? Explain your answer. ceiling B) A) 45°...
please help Free buuy DIOS 1. Free-body diagrams for four situations are shown below. For each...
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Free buuy DIOS 1. Free-body diagrams for four situations are shown below. For each situation, determine the net force acting upon the object. Situation B Situation A 1 Fnorm= 3 N TFnorm- 3 N Ffriet= 5 N app = 5 N Ffrict = 5 N Foray = 3 N Fgray = 3 N Situation C Situation D norm= 20 N Fair= 40 N Fgray= 20 N Foray = 25 N
You visit a swimming pool with a 3.6-m-long waterslide that is inclined at 30 degree below...
You visit a swimming pool with a 3.6-m-long waterslide that is inclined at 30 degree below the horizontal plane. You decide to test Newton's second law by predicting the time interval it will take you to move down the slide starting at rest. Complete the table that follows to make your prediction. Sketch the situation described in the problem: provide all known information. Draw a free-body diagram for the system object. Label the forces. Make sure the diagram is consistent...
Can you answer questions 2,3 4 and 5.Thank you so much for your help Question 2...
Can you answer questions 2,3 4 and 5.Thank you so much
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Question 2 ng and 5x is at A 15 kg box initially at rest is released makes an angle of 40° to the horizontal. The box is attached to a ball of mass 15496 is released from the top of an incline plane that is 7 m long and e horizontal. A 60 N friction force impedes the motion of the box to a ball of...
Chapter 12 Discussion Instructions: Please complete the four (4) questions below. Once you complete the four...
Chapter 12 Discussion Instructions: Please complete the four (4) questions below. Once you complete the four questions, please provide your remarks why you believe your answer is correct in the discussion board. Consider the object subject to the two forces in Figure. Choose the correct statement with regard to this situation. The object is in force equilibrium but not torque equilibrium. The object is in torque equilibrium but not force equilibrium. The object is in both force equilibrium and torque...
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You are in an elevator that is moving upwards with its speed increasing at a rate of 3 m/s2. Which diagram best represents the forces acting on you? BFN (A) EN M9 of Diagram C Diagram B Diagram D Diagram A A box of mass [M] kg is held stationary against a vertical wall by a force [FO] N at the angle (theta) degrees as...
Below you see four different situations and force diagrams for a
circled system object for each situation. The first three involve
an elevator. The fourth involves a box sliding over a smooth
horizontal surface. In each case the initial velocity of the object
is shown.
Consider: How can you make sure the motion of the elevator/box
is consistent with the given force diagram? (Hint: what is the
direction of the sum of the forces in each force diagram?) Explain
your...
Spreading forces over surfaces I. Block that floats when released A cubical block is observed to float in a beaker of water. The block is then held near the center of the beaker as shown and released. A. Describe the motion of the block after it is released. Lab section B. Draw a free-body diagram for the block at the instant that it is Free-body diagram for block at instant it is released released. Rather than drawing a single force...
I need help with these questions.
Consider these situations diagramed below involving a box with a mass of M with an applied force F (drawn to scale). Make certain you are consistent with your scaling. You can assume that the coefficient of friction is the same in all situations A) In situation A, is it possible for the vertical component of the force F to be equal to the weight of the box? Explain your answer. ceiling B) A) 45°...
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Free buuy DIOS 1. Free-body diagrams for four situations are shown below. For each situation, determine the net force acting upon the object. Situation B Situation A 1 Fnorm= 3 N TFnorm- 3 N Ffriet= 5 N app = 5 N Ffrict = 5 N Foray = 3 N Fgray = 3 N Situation C Situation D norm= 20 N Fair= 40 N Fgray= 20 N Foray = 25 N
You visit a swimming pool with a 3.6-m-long waterslide that is inclined at 30 degree below the horizontal plane. You decide to test Newton's second law by predicting the time interval it will take you to move down the slide starting at rest. Complete the table that follows to make your prediction. Sketch the situation described in the problem: provide all known information. Draw a free-body diagram for the system object. Label the forces. Make sure the diagram is consistent...
Can you answer questions 2,3 4 and 5.Thank you so much
for your help
Question 2 ng and 5x is at A 15 kg box initially at rest is released makes an angle of 40° to the horizontal. The box is attached to a ball of mass 15496 is released from the top of an incline plane that is 7 m long and e horizontal. A 60 N friction force impedes the motion of the box to a ball of...
Plz
help me solve all those problem, and explain a little! thank you so
much
You are in an elevator that is moving upwards with its speed increasing at a rate of 3 m/s2. Which diagram best represents the forces acting on you? BFN (A) EN M9 of Diagram C Diagram B Diagram D Diagram A A box of mass [M] kg is held stationary against a vertical wall by a force [FO] N at the angle (theta) degrees as...
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