Show all work. Answers without clear explanation or derivation will receive no credit. I. (10) A...
All work for these problems should be in your test for the in-class test, and on your own paper for the retest. Write down relevant equations, draw diagrams and show all of your work and label the different parts for full credit (20 points) A 1.5 kg block of wood is launched up a wooden ramp that has a 40-degree incline. The initial speed of the block is 12 m/s. The coefficient of static friction is 0.4 and the coefficient...
Make sure to consider all parts of the problem with detail and accuracy. Please show your work and explain. Thank you! A cylindrical wheel of uniform density with mass M=11kg and radius R= 2m rolls without slipping on an incline that makes an angle of 0 = 30° with the horizontal, as shown in the diagram; there is friction between the wheel and the ramp. A block of equal mass Mis sliding on a separate, frictionless incline, also forming an...
Show all work, FBD's, and kinematic diagrams as necessary for partial credit. 1. (33pts) In Figure 1, block A starts from rest and moves down the incline 2 ft in the first second with a constarnt Neglecting friction between the surfaces, find the acceleration due to the force F acting on it. a) Accelerations of A and B, b) Magnitude of the force F, and c) Tension in the cable. 5 lb 10 lb Figure 1
(WRITE YOUR NAME IN BLOCK CAPITAL LETTERS) NOTE: All questions are compulsory. Please show all the details of your work get the full credit. 16 Total Section A Section B Section C_ SECTION A: FUNDAMENTAL DEFINITIONS & UNIT DERIVATIONS (6 1. Define Newton's First Law of motion in words only. 3. Derive SI unit of force of friction in words only (3) Solve this od block of my are placed on a SECTION B: FUNDAMENTAL FORMULA DERIVATION Mos mais connected...
Dynamics, please answer all parts.Thank you Given: Block A has a known constant mass of mA and block B has a known constant mass of ms. The coefficient of kinetic friction between block A and the incline is ex. Both block masses should be considered in your analysis, but the mass of block A is large enough so that block A slides down the incline after starting from rest. You may neglect the masses of the pulleys and cable. It...
Please answer and show work for all the questions. (including all Free Body Diagrams). I would appreciate it if you use the original Equations and not the derived ones. updated.. TILL questions 1. Up on the ro up on the rooftop reindeer pause... as they try not to giggle at San and begins to slide - from rest - down the roof. Luckily, there (relative to the diagram below) that helps Santa sio of Fwind. (Once Santa reaches the edge...
show work for these physics problem Jam Whose mass is 100 kg stands at the top of a 18-m-high, 120-m-long sa His skis have a coefficient of kinetic friction on snow of 0.06. He uses his poles to get then glides down. of a 18-m-high, 120-m-long snow covered slope. 1. The value closest to the normal force acting on Sam is a. 729.7 N b. 735.0 N c. 968.9 N d. 980.0 N 2. The net force acting on Sam...
Instructions: 1. Draw the schematic of the situation described in the wording of the problem. This schematic includes a list of the data given in the wording of the problem, such as initial position (x, yo), initial velocity Ivo, V, Vol, final position (x,y), final velocity (V, V, W) or maximum height (ym). Make a decision on whether you want to use "y" or "h" for the vertical axis and keep it consistent throughout all the problems. Write down the...
Instructions: This project consists of 10problems, with eachproblemום eing worth 10 points. Properly round your answers. Please show all work in order to receive full or partial credit. Don't forget your units. Good luck! Comments: This project contains similar type problems that were given on the previous exams. However, this is roughly about 80%. Your instructor will mention other important concepts that you should know. 1. Perform the following activities: a) Find the fourth derivative of P(s) -Vs6e9t3 b) Determine...