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Monday 11 Oct:
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Journal: Two cords suspend a 39.0 kg block A equally. An 18.0 kg plate is suspended equally by two other cords connected to the block that each makes an angle of 24.0o with the bottom of the block. Finally a 4.70 kg bob is hung from the bottom of the plate
(A) What is the net force on the 18Kg
plate? (B) What is the tension in either cord
B?
A:SF = 0
b. SF = 0 Y-direction: 2(sin240T) = (mg of 18-kg) + (4.7-kg) plates 2(sin240T) = 180N + 47N = 227N
2(.407T) = 227N T = 279N
c. 2(sin240T) = (mg of 18-kg+ (39-kg) ) 2T = 570N T = 285N
Quiz Today: #1 Free Response
Quiz Wed: #2 Free Response
Equation Test on Fri 15 Oct
Test on Mon/Tues 18/19 Oct
Quiz (Equations 1-18a, 41-44) : Name _________________________________
1. (Velocity after a period of time) Vf=
2. (Distance after a period of time) Xf =
3. (Velocity/distance/acceleration without time) Vf2 =
4. (center seeking acceleration or centripetal acceleration) Ac=
5. Work in relationship with KE + PE (usingfundamental terms) W =
6. (Change of momentum (Dr )= Impulse)
=
7. (Power with work) Pavg =
8. (Power with veolcity) P = 9. (Force exerted by a springy) Fs =
10. (Potential energy of a spring) Us =
11. (period of a spring) Ts = 12. (period of a pendulum) Tp = 13. (relationship between period and frequency) T = 14. (Newton’s Law of Gravitation) Fg =
15. Pressure (with atmosphere) of a liquid P =
16. (Force of buoyancy) Fbuoy =
17. (Equation of continuity for a liquid) A1V1 =
Q: a. How much work is required to stop a 80 kg mass be moving at 11.2m/s? b. If it takes 2.0 m to stop it, what force is applied? c. What is the impulse? d. How much time does it take?
ans: a. W = DKE + DPE= 1/2 mV2 + 0
5000J = (.5)(80kg)(11.2m/s)2
b. W = (f)(x) --> 5,000J = f(2m) f = 2,500N
c. Impulse = DMomentum (f)(t) = m(DV) Impulse = (80-kg)(11.2m/s) Impulse = 896 Ns
d. Impulse = DMomentum (2,500)t = 896 kgm/s
t = 0.36s
1. (Velocity after a period of time) Vf = Vo + at
2. (Distance after a period of time) Xf = Vot + at2
3. (Velocity/distance/acceleration without time) Vf2 = Vo2 + 2aDX
4. (center seeking acceleration or centripetal acceleration) Ac = V2 / r
5. (Work) W = D (mgh) + D(1/2mV 2)
6. (Change of momentum (Dr )= Impulse)
D(mV) = D(f)(t)
7. (Power with work) Pavg = W/t
8. (Power with veolcity) P = F(V)
9. (Force exerted by a springy) Fs = KX
10. (Potential energy of a spring) Us = 1/2kx2
11. (period of a spring) Ts = 2p √ (m/k) 12. (period of a pendulum) Tp = 2p √ (L/g) or 2√ L (on Earth) 13. (relationship between period and frequency) T = 1/f 14. (Newton’s Law of Gravitation) Fg = G (m1m2 ) / r2
15. Pressure (with atmosphere) of a liquid P = po + r g h
16. (Force of buoyancy) Fbuoy = weight of Liq displaced = mg = DVg
17. (Equation of continuity for a liquid) A1V1 = A2V2
Free Resp #2 (Two Body Tension) (2000B#2)
a. 4 forces:
b. SF = 0 T + f = Fx f = Fx - T m(Cos q)(m1g) = (Sin q)(m1g) - T m = (Sin q)(m1g) - T / (Cos q)(m1g)
or m = Tan q - [T / (Cos q)(m1g)]
c. SF = 0 TM = Mg TM = Mg = Fx1 + Fx2 - f - 2f
Mg = (Sin q)(m1g) + (Sin q)(m2g) - 3f
M = (Sin q)(m1) + (Sin q)(m2) - (3f /g) M = (Sin q)(m1 + m2) - (3f /g)
d. Fnet = m1a = Fx - f m1a = (Sin q)(m1g) - f a = (Sin q)(g) - (f /m1)
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