A 11.4 m long glider

  1. A 11.4 m long glider with a mass of 670.0 kg (including the passengers) is gliding horizontally through the air at 29.9 m/s when
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  2. A 283 g air track glider moving at 0.69 m/s on a 2.4 m long air track collides elastically with a 467 g glider at rest in the
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  3. A 283 g air track glider moving at 0.69 m/s on a 2.4 m long air track collides elastically with a 467 g glider at rest in the
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  4. A person on a hang glider is spiraling upward due to rapidly rising air. The acceleration of the glider is given by a(t)=-3cost
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  5. An air track glider, 8.0 cm long, blocks light as it goes through a photocell gate. The glider is released from rest on a
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  6. An air track glider, 8.0 cm long, blocks light as it goes through a photocell gate. The glider is released from rest on a
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  7. An air track glider, 8.0 cm long, blocks light as it goes through a photocell gate. The glider is released from rest on a
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  8. An air track glider, 8.0 cm long, blocks light as it goes through a photocell gate. The glider is released from rest on a
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  9. A 0.160 kg glider is moving to the right with a speed of 0.9 m/s on a frictionless horizontal air track. The glider has a
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  10. suppose the glider is initially at rest at x=0, with the spring unstretched. You then apply a constant force in the +x direction
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