A 50-Kg ball is thrown out of a Bucket from a spinning wheel (R=30m) at the 40 degree position shown. It is thrown into a 200-kg A initial position is at y=R-Rsin40 and B y=0 The cart has no size and is moving 2m/s left. Find velocity of the cart After impact. ANSWERS BELOW 9) 1.9 b) 1.9857 () 1.14 d) 1.2143 e) 2.06 f)1.5615 9) 41.5616 h) 1.3 40⁰° W=0₁1 rad/s x=0.2 rad/s °B=30m 150kg A 200kg √B=2 m/s

A 50-Kg ball is thrown out of a Bucket from a spinning wheel (R=30m) at the 40 degree position shown. It is thrown into a 200-kg A initial position is at y=R-Rsin40 and B y=0 The cart has no size and is moving 2m/s left. Find velocity of the cart After impact. ANSWERS BELOW 9) 1.9 b) 1.9857 () 1.14 d) 1.2143 e) 2.06 f)1.5615 9) 41.5616 h) 1.3 40⁰° W=0₁1 rad/s x=0.2 rad/s °B=30m 150kg A 200kg √B=2 m/s

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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