The Anaconda is a roller coaster at King’s Dominion, where at one point you travel in...
The Anaconda is a roller coaster at King’s Dominion, where at one point you travel in two consecutive circles of radius 7 m at a constant speed of 22 m/s. What is the magnitude of the centripetal acceleration you experience in going through these turns? What is the total distance traveled as you move through these two turns? How many seconds does it take to travel through these two turns? A person is at risk of fainting when the acceleration goes above 5g for more than 5 seconds (where g=9.8 m/s2). Should you be worried about fainting?
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The Anaconda is a roller coaster at King’s Dominion, where at
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The Drop Tower is a ride at King’s Dominion where you are raised to a vertical...
The Drop Tower is a ride at King’s Dominion where you are raised to a vertical height of 102 m. You are then released from rest and fall freely for 91 m. a) For how long are you in free fall? answer--->(t=4.3 s) b) How fast will you be going after falling for 91 m? answer--> (v=42.23m/s) c) The final 11 m of the ride you begin slowing down, eventually coming to rest. Use your result from part 14b to...
The Drop Tower is a ride at King’s Dominion where you are raised to a vertical...
The Drop Tower is a ride at King’s Dominion where you are raised to a vertical height of 102 m. You are then released from rest and fall freely for 91 m. (ONLY SOLVE FOR PARTS D & E) a) For how long are you in free fall? b)How fast will you be going after falling for 91m. c) The final 11 m of the ride you begin slowing down, eventually coming to rest. Use your result from part b to...
Variation in your apparent weight is desirable when you ride a roller coaster; it makes the...
Variation in your apparent weight is desirable when you ride a roller coaster; it makes the ride fun. However, too much variation over a short period of time can be painful. For this reason, the loops of real roller coasters are not simply circles like (Figure 1) . A typical loop is shown in(Figure 2) . The radius of the circle that matches the track at the top of the loop is much smaller than that of a matching circle...
he goal of this problem is to engineer a roller-coaster (see Figure 1). Imagine you work,...
he goal of this problem is to engineer a roller-coaster (see Figure 1). Imagine you work, for an amusement park and your boss asks you to buy a spring that could launch a 2,000kg roller-coaster train on the track. In this problem we consider the acceleration of gravity to be g -9.8m/s. art 1: Frictionless track. We first consider a frictionless track. The train is first compressing a spring of constant k and is suddenly released. The compression A. 4m....
Assignment 9 If you run around a half-mile track twice in 20 minutes a. What is...
Assignment 9 If you run around a half-mile track twice in 20 minutes a. What is the total distance traveled? b. What is the speed in mi/hr (show work)? c. What is the total displacement? d. What is the velocity in mi/hr? You travel east 2 miles and then turn to the north and walk another 3 miles. What is your displacement (show work, make sure to show the direction as well)? You travel 6 miles at 40 degrees. How...
please help and answer all ASAP please thank you so much Question 49 (1 point) When...
please help and answer all ASAP please thank you so much
Question 49 (1 point) When light travelling in glass enters glass with a higher index of refraction, the wave will be: a) partially transmitted with a change in phase b) transmitted forming a standing wave pattern in air c) reflected so as to form a node at the junction d) totally reflected at the junction e) partially reflected without a change in phase Question 38 (1 point) The charge,...
Please answer the following physic questions. Thank you! 1. A dog sees a flowerpot sail up...
Please answer the following physic questions. Thank you! 1. A dog sees a flowerpot sail up and then back past a window 5.0 ft high. If the total time the pot is in sight is 1.0 seconds, find the height above the window that the pot rises. 2. An elevator ascends with an upward acceleration of 4.0 ft/s2. At the instant its upward speed is 8.0 ft/s, a loose bolt drops from the ceiling of the elevator 9.0 ft from...
he goal of this problem is to engineer a roller-coaster (see Figure 1). Imagine you work, for an amusement park and your boss asks you to buy a spring that could launch a 2,000kg roller-coaster train on the track. In this problem we consider the acceleration of gravity to be g -9.8m/s. art 1: Frictionless track. We first consider a frictionless track. The train is first compressing a spring of constant k and is suddenly released. The compression A. 4m....
please help and answer all ASAP please thank you so much
Question 49 (1 point) When light travelling in glass enters glass with a higher index of refraction, the wave will be: a) partially transmitted with a change in phase b) transmitted forming a standing wave pattern in air c) reflected so as to form a node at the junction d) totally reflected at the junction e) partially reflected without a change in phase Question 38 (1 point) The charge,...
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