A ball that weighs 2kg swings from rest on a string that is 0.8 meters long...
A ball that weighs 2kg swings from rest on a string that is 0.8 meters long that is initially held horizontally as shown in the diagram. Find a value for the tension in the string when the ball reaches its lowest point.
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pulled back and let go from a stationary position. At it's lowest
point, it hits a 240 gr block on a horizontal table. The ball has a
speed of 3,5m/s just before the collision.
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was the speed of...
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A ball attached to a string is moving in a vertical circular
path at a constant speed. The tension in the string is
greatest?
A) when the ball is at its highest point
B) when the ball is at its lowest point
C) when the string is horizontal
D) the tension in the string is constant
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A ball that weighs 0,60 gr hangs from a 1m long string. It's
pulled back and let go from a stationary position. At it's lowest
point, it hits a 240 gr block on a horizontal table. The ball has a
speed of 3,5m/s just before the collision.
a) At what height was the ball let go? That is, how far from
it's lowest point?
b) The block get's a 1,1m/s speed just after the collision. What
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path at a constant speed. The tension in the string is
greatest?
A) when the ball is at its highest point
B) when the ball is at its lowest point
C) when the string is horizontal
D) the tension in the string is constant
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