Oisin

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A constant force of 20N is applied tangentially to a string wound on the rim of a 40 cm diameter wheel, initially at rest. (i) How much work does this force do as it turns the wheel through 45„a? (3 %) (ii) If the wheel has mass 8.0 kg and radius of gyrat...
15 years ago
(b) Given that Icm = ½MR2 for a uniform solid wheel, (i) show that the rotational kinetic energy is half the translational kinetic energy for such a wheel. (ii) For the wheel of diameter 10 cm, find its final speed after traversing a distance of 10 m down...
15 years ago
A car, of total mass 1200 kg, is travelling at 90 km/h and strikes a tree. The front end of the car compresses and the driver comes to rest after travelling 0.80 m. (i)What was the average acceleration of the driver during the collision? Express the answe...
15 years ago
(i)For the wheel of diameter 10 cm, find its final speed after traversing a distance of 10 m down an incline of 25º. Assume it starts from rest. I know i have to use the conservation of energy but how? i don't understand where to start off
15 years ago
(ii) For the wheel of diameter 10 cm, find its final speed after traversing a distance of 10 m down an incline of 25º. Assume it starts from rest. I know i have to use the conversation of enrgy formula but how do i apply it to this instance?
15 years ago
The flywheel is initially at rest. A force of 250 N is applied tangentially to the rim, causing it to rotate about its central axis. what is the energy acquired by it after 1 minute? can anyone help me with this?
15 years ago
(b)A centrifuge has a maximum rotation rate of 10,000 rpm and can be stopped in 4 seconds. Assume the deceleration is uniform. The centrifuge radius is 8 cm. (i)What is the average angular acceleration of the centrifuge? (2%) (ii)What is the distance that...
15 years ago

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