V12 m2 V1 V2 Ptotal |-0.36kg F0.15 ms 3.96 kgm/s O7b mls 1.20 kg 1.20 kg +1.50 m/s -1.80 m/s 2.40 kg 2.80 kg +1.30 m/s 0.3oms
Q: "the expression for the angle of an escillating pendulum C. Cos(wt 10) escillating pendulum the…
A: We have given expression for angular displacement. It we take time derivative of angular…
Q: Question 4 The prefixes which are abbreviated T, u andn represents which of the following? Not yet…
A:
Q: Problem 1: As shown in Fig. 1(a), a flat-plate airfoil with a chord length c has an angle of attack,…
A: In the given image in question, a flat-plate airfoil with a chord length c has an angle of attack..…
Q: Solve the first problem: includes a, b, and c.
A: M = 0.8 kg m = 0.05 kg U1 = 20 m/sU2 = 0 m/sUsing formula for elastic collision V1f = (M-m)U1/(M+m)…
Q: Question 2 What is the contra positive of If you study hard, then you pass your course. O none of…
A: Introduction: Contra positive statements are the statements form by adding not in both hypothesis…
Q: I need help with 5a ,5b and 6a also the final numbers should be rounded to tree significant digits…
A: The problem is based on the concept of Kinetic friction. Diagram: (5a) Given; M= 81·1 kgg= 9·8…
Q: Please explain and solve correctly
A:
Q: University Physics 1 I need help with this problem and an explanation of the solutions described…
A: The value of g will be 9.624 m/s2Explanation:
Q: ation and check your work in the simulation. m1 m2 Vi V2i Ptotal 1.20 kg 1.20 kg +1.50 m/s -1.80 m/s…
A: Given: For 1) m1=1.2 kgm2=1.2 kg Initialv1=+1.50 m/sv2=-1.80 m/sFinalv'1=-1.80 m/s For 2) m1=2.4…
Q: 2. The mass of the Earth is 5.98 x 1024 kg, and its average radius is 6370 km. Find the…
A: Given: ME=5.98*1024 kgR=6370 km = 6.37*106 mm=50kgM'=2MER'=3RE
Q: Problem 2: An early model of the atom, proposed by Rutherford after his discovery of the atomic…
A: Electric field: It is defined as the electrostatic force experienced by a unit positive charge at a…
Q: Figure 4 shows a parallel RLC circuit. The instantaneous voltage (and rms voltage) across each of…
A: Concept This circuit can be solved using the vector method (phasor method). In this case the…
Q: Trial d (cm) Ad (cm) L (cm) AL (cm) 1 15.96 11.00 15.89 10.50 15.91 10.00 4 15.85 9.50 15.95 9.00…
A: Using formula of mean we can fill data table. MEAN: d¯=∑diiNN OBSERVATIONS: TRIAL d (cm) ∆d…
Q: DETAILS HRW10 3.P.024. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER Vector A, which Is directed along an x axis, is to…
A:
Q: Underline the digits that are known with certainty and highlight in color the digits that are…
A:
Q: 15. What is the value of c, when a + b + c = 0? Use à = (2,-3) and b = (4,1). Show your work, and…
A: According to question we need to find value of vector C.
Q: For a constant magnetic field (constant current), vary the velocity of the electron (by varying…
A: Given relation for qm qm=constantI2×Vr2
Q: The car in this figure is at rest and at the origin when t = 0. Assuming that its acceleration is…
A:
Q: Do it accurate solve it correct complete solutions with handwriting drawing too
A: Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4:
Q: Fast pls i will give u like for sure pls solve this question correctly in 5 min pls 1You want to…
A: Disclaimer: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If…
Q: A man pushes a 50.0 kg box on the floor applying a force 30 down the pushing direction as shown in…
A: The weight of the box () acts in downward directionThe Normal reaction force from the ground (N)…
Q: A thin non-conducting spherical shell of radius R caies a total charge of Q which is uniformly…
A: Hey, there are multiple subparts posted, we are authorized to answer three subparts at a time, since…
Q: 3. In Part I and II if you were asked to find A - B instead of A+B, show analytically and…
A: Write the given values using suitable variables for part I. Here F1A signifies Part I 1st force,…
Q: Assessment/Homework: 1. Explain why during the summer months, static cling in clothes is generally…
A: Stray electrons build up in the atmosphere and some are negatively charged, while some are…
Q: 38. Suppose you walk 18.0 m straight west and then 25.0 m straight north. How far are you from your…
A:
Step by step
Solved in 4 steps with 3 images
- Whats the main difference between distance and displacements. Choose all that apply. 1. distance is a vector and displacement is a scalar 2. distance is how far and displacement is how far in which direction 3. Displacement is defined by magnitude and direction both but distance is defined by magnitude only 4. displacement is calculated by how far the object travels without paying attention to the direction of travel, and distance is calculated by the change in position it the object 5.displacement is calculated by Calcutating the change in position of the object and distance is calculated by how far the object traveled without paying attention to the direction of travel. 6. displacement is a vector and distance is a scalar.what is the main difference between distance and displacements. choose all that apply. 1. Displacement is a vector and distance is a scalar. 2. Displacement is calculated by how far the object travels without paying attention to the direction of travel. and distance is calculated by the change in position of the object 3. Distance is how far and displacement is how far in which direction 4. Distance is a vector and displacement is a scalar 5. Displacement is defined by magnitude and direction both but distance is defined by magnitude only 6. Displacement is calculated by calculating the change in position of the object and distance is calculated by how far the object travels without paying attention to the direction of travel.Physicists and other scientists and engineers use models to solve problems and convey information. True False
- 1:44 LTE O A instruction.gwinnett.k12.ga.us Adding Vectors Practice Name Per Solve the following vector problems by doing the following: 1- SKETCH THE VECTORS OUT AS MUCH TO SCALE AS POSSIBLE 2- Make an X and Y chart to organize the vectors. Make all vectors that go UP or to the RIGHT POSITIVE. Make all the vectors that go DOWN or to the LEFT NEGATIVE! 3- Derive TWO final vectors from your chart: One Horizontal 'X' vector and One vertical 'Y' vector. 4- Solve for a Resultant!!! 5- Remember that DISTANCE is used to determine SPEED. It is all the vectors added together!! 6- Remember that DISPLACEMENT is used to determine VELOCITY. It is your RESULTANT vector!!! Practice 1: Willy the great white shark swims in the ocean hunting for his favorite meal, seals! He swims 200m N, 150m E, 100m S, 500m W, 100m S, 200m E, 150m N over the course of 8 hours. Make a sketch of the journey and determine the following: 1. What was Willy's total distance in meters traveled at the end of the trip? 2. What…I need help with a University Physics 1 (Scalars & Vectors) - The problem is described in the image below: Only problems d, e, f , g.physics homework problem that doesn’t have an example type in the book (i do not earn points on homework, they are just practice for my quiz)