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Wed Oct 14th:
Target: Two Body Tension Quiz: Q#2 Finish Lab Write-ups
Journal: Where on the orbit are the places/areas where the speed: a. increases b. decreases c. remain constant?
2. If the kinetic coefficient of friction is 0.4, then what would be the force to pull a 50kg object up a 60° incline at a constant speed?
ans. Fx = (sin 600)(weight) Fy = (cos 600)(weight) Fy = FN FK = m (FN) T = Fx + Fk T = (sin 600)(weight) + m (cos 600)(weight) T = (.87)(500N) + (.4)(.5)(500N) T = 433N + 100N = 533N
Equation Test on Friday 15th (Eq's 1-18a, 41-43) Test on Mon/Tuesday 18/19 Oct (Chapters 4-6) 3. A ball is shot at an unknown angle. It takes 0.5 sec to hit the deck. How high did it go (to apex)
Height = vot + 1/2 gt2
Height = 0 + 1/2 (10)(.5)2
1.25m
4.
Graphing: As
a ball goes up (Ball Toss Lab) Which graph best represents the,
1. Potential Energy as a function of position 2. Kinetic energy as a function of position 3. Potential Energy as a function of time 4. Kinetic energy as a function of time
a b c d
e f
Ans 1. PE vs dist = a 2. KE vs dist = e 3. PE vs time = d 2. KE vs time = b
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