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I have a problem where I've solved a and b. I need to solve c.It's a centripetal force problem. So far I have. v(speed)=2.5pi
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If I solved for centripetal acceleration how can you determine the magnitude of the force required to produce this centripetal
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The centripetal acceleration of an object moving along a circular path can be described by the following formula, where ac =
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centripetal acceleration= frictionm*w^2 r = mu*mg changing 50 rpm to rad/sec mu=w^2 r/g=(50*2PI/60)^2 * .12 which is not your
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a) An electron in an atom has a speed of 2.2 × 10^6 m/s and orbits the nucleus at a distance of 5 × 10^-11m. What is its
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Randy, Sam, Tim and Will counted the number of puzzles they had solved in two months. Sam has solved twelve more than Tim. Randy
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Randy, Sam, Tim and Will counted the number of puzzles they had solved in two months. Sam has solved twelve more than Tim. Randy
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hello, so i'm doing a physics project where I have found the following equation for centripetal force: Fcent=mrù^2Where f=
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CAN someone please help me...I am so confused and I have little time left to do my assingment, please! I am freaking out! Please
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A 1.3 X 10^3 kg car traveling with a speed of 2.5 m/s executes a turn with a7.5 m radius of curvature. Calculate the centripetal
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