The frequency is how many per second:
(6 swings)/(30 sec) = (6/30) swing/sec = 0.2 per sec = 0.2 Hz .
The period is how long each one takes, or seconds per swing.
It's exactly the flip of frequency.
So we could just take the frequency, flip it, and find 1 / 0.2 ,
but let's do it the long way:
(30 sec) / (6 swings) = (30/6) sec/swing = 5 seconds .
<span>F* t = (m x v_final) - (m x v_initial)
200 x t = 50x8 - 50x0
t= 50 x 8 /200
t= 2s </span>
Answer:
The gain in velocity is 0.37m/s
Explanation:
We need solve this problem though the conservation of momentum. That is,
Using the equation to find 
,
Using the conservation of energy equation, we have,
Now this energy over the cannonball
The gain in velocity is 0.37m/s
26.2/3.4 would be the average velocity for the run.
7.7 miles/hr
Answer:
the value of acceleration as a body moves with an uniform speed is zero
