Answer:
Explanation:
radius of cylinder r₁ = .02 m
radius of safety valve r₂ = .0075 m
force exerted by spring on safety valve = 950 x .0085 = 8.075 N .
Force required on piston of cylinder = F
Applying Pascal's law
8.075 / 3.14 x .0075² = F / 3.14 x .02²
F = 8.075 x .02² / .0075²
= 8.075 x 7.111
= 57.42 N .
Well, density is mass/volume. So what's 115 g / 16 cm3? That'll get you your density. Remember that density will be in g/cm3!
The mass can be calculated by dividing the net force acting on an object by the acceleration of the object. When talking about net force, we use the units kilogram meter per second squared. This is also known as a Newton. The units for acceleration is meters per seconds squared, and the units for mass are kilograms.
Hi, I crunched some numbers for you and got the following results:
Starting from initial velocity of zero (rest) the sled reached a top speed of 257.3 m/s^2.
Upon slowing down or braking, the sled slowed down very hard to about 76.35 m/s^2.
Acceleration and Gravitational Acceleration were the main interpretations obviously in this problem.
Also, if my math was correct, the speed of the sled slowing down was around 7.7 G's (acceleration due to gravity)! That is about on par with the acceleration of a F-16 Fighter Jet pulling out of a dive!--> (79 m/s^2) The human test subject probably came close to blacking out I would guess as well or very close to!
