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- Please see attachment, looking for part A and BShow me the steps to solve 13. Consider a solid cylinder of mass and radius sliding without rolling down the smooth inclined face of a wedge of mass that is free to slide without friction on a horizontal plane floor. Use the coordinates shown in the figure. a. How far has the wedge moved by the time the cylinder has descended from rest a vertical distance ? b. Now suppose that the cylinder is free to roll down the wedge without slipping. How far does the wedge move in this case if the cylinder rolls down a vertical distance ? c. In which case does the cylinder reach the bottom faster? How does this depend on the radius of the cylinder?A 2300 kg satellite is in orbit at a distance of 5400 m above Earth's sur- face. What is the gravitational force between the satellite and Earth? Assume Earth's mass is 5.97 x 1024 kg. Show your work.
- Please show all work and calculations with a proper free body diagramA car goes around a curve on a road that is banked at an angleof 33.5°. Even though the road is slick, the car will stay on theroad without any friction between its tires and the road whenits speed is 22.7 m/s. What is the radius of the curve? Show your work and explain.The diagram below shows a mass that is oscillating on the end of a string at three different times t₁, t2, and t3 during a single cycle. At t, it is at maximum displacement in the negative direction. In the following questions we will disre- gard the centripetal acceleration of the bob due to its circular motion about the point O. a. Draw the velocity and acceleration vectors next to the pendulum bob at times t₁, t2, and t3 to show the direction and relative magnitude of those vector quantities at those positions. The vectors at time t₁ have already been drawn. Note: The centripetal acceleration that arises from the circular motion about O is neglected. Draw the forces acting on the bob at each of those instants. 11 a V At which instant t₁, t2, or t3 does the bob have the greatest velocity? What is the acceleration at that position? Explain. b. C. Figure 11-3
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