Answer:
Free-body diagrams are defined as the diagram that represents the direction and magnitude of all forces that act on an object.
There are some limitations of the free-body diagrams, that are:
- The free-body diagram is based on coordinate system that increases the complexity of the diagram.
- There are lot of forces acting on an object such as friction, gravity, drag, tension, and normal force and to calculate the end result, it is important to determine the correct direction of all the forces otherwise wrong direction of any one of the force can give the wrong answer.
- Free-body diagrams do not depend on the size and shape of the body, that is why unable to calculate the rotation and torque.
Answer:
doubled
Explanation:
<u>Step 1</u>. Linear momentum (p) = mass X velocity = mv
p = mv -----equation 1
<u>Step 2</u>. if the mass is now twice and speed is same
p = (2*m)v -----equation 2
solving equation 1 and 2 together,
p = mv = 2mv
p = 2
Therefore, its momentum is doubled
How many atoms are in something determines it "mass"
Answer:
1 ) Distribution of mass within the ball
2 ) Height of the ramp
Explanation:
Acceleration of a rolling body down an inclined plane is given by the following formula
a = g sinθ / ( 1 + k² / R² )
k is radius of gyration , R is radius of the spherical object ,
when acceleration is more , velocity will also be more .
for objects in which masses are lying in the periphery like in hollow sphere , the value of k²/R² will be high so denominator of the expression will be high so acceleration will be less , hence velocity on reaching the bottom will be less.
On mass of the ball , velocity will not depend .
If height is increased , ball will have acceleration for greater time so velocity will be high.
On radius it will not depend because , radius r and k increases proportionately.
The 3rd option if not sorry I think that is the answer
