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 reasoning for each situation.
Below you see four different situations and force diagrams for a circled system object for each...
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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...
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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
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Force Balance and Free body Diagrams 9. (2) True or false: Dynamic equilibrium involves a net force equal to zero and the object at rest 10. (2) True or false: A hockey puck sliding on a frictionless Ice rink at constant velocity is in dynamic equilibrium. 11. (2) True or False: A stoplight hanging motionless from a wire is in dynamic equilibrium For questions 12, 13 and 14 draw and label...
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grammatically correct English sentences. You may supplement these sentences with equations, but keep these to a minimum and EXPLAIN what the symbols mean! I want most of the answer to be in WORDS! (Note: Answers with ONLYsymbols, with no explanation. about what they mean, will receive NO credit!) a. (2 points) See figure. A box of mass m is sliding...
Homework (Due Thursday, January 31, 12:30pm.) Required (hand in) 1. In the table below you see unlabeled force diagams for balls in different situations: Match the diagrams with the following descriptions (1) A ball is moving upward after it leaves your hand (2) You hold a ball in your hand. (3) A ball is falling down (4) You are throwing a ball (still in your hand) straight up. (5) You are lifting a bowling ball at a constant rate. For...
Part I. Use the four diagrams below to answer some questions about torque. Each of the arrows represents a force of 50 newtons applied to the edge of a wheel. Each wheel can rotate around an axis located at the center of the wheel and pointing in and out of the page. The radius of each wheel is 0.1 meter. Answer A, B, C, D, or none to each question. 1. Which wheel will not rotate at all when...
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PHY 220 Laboratory Experiment 9 Prelab: WORK AND ENERGY Name In the lab you will make use of a setup that is similar to the situation shown below. The picture shows a block of mass M on an incline elevated an angle 0above the horizontal. The block starts from rest at point P. Neglect friction between the block and the incline.) 1. Block starts...