Answer:
4.32
Explanation:
The centripetal acceleration of any object is given as
A(cr) = v²/r, where
A(c) = the centripetal acceleration
v = the linear acceleration
r = the given radius, 1.9 m
Since we are not given directly the centripetal acceleration, we'd be using the value of acceleration due to gravity, 9.8. This means that
9.8 = v²/1.9
v² = 1.9 * 9.8
v² = 18.62
v = √18.62
v = 4.32 m/s
This means that, the minimum speed the cup must have so as not to get wet or any spill is 4.32 m/s
Answer:
the mean
Explanation:
The mean (informally, the “average“) is found by adding all of the numbers together and dividing by the number of items in the set: 10 + 10 + 20 + 40 + 70 / 5 = 30. The median is found by ordering the set from lowest to highest and finding the exact middle. The median is just the middle number: 20.
Answer: Third option
F = 250w
Explanation:
The impulse can be written as the product of force for the time interval in which it is applied.
You can also write impulse I as the change of the linear momentum of the ball
So:
We want to find the force applied to the ball. We know that
milliseconds = 0.03 seconds
The initial velocity 
is zero.
The final speed 
So
We must express the result of the force in terms of the weight of the ball.
We divide the expression between the acceleration of gravity
The answer is the third option
Answer:
15.6m/s
Explanation:
V1=
because the derivate of the position is the velocity
V1=12t+3
V2=20+
-8t because the integral of the acceleration is the velocity
V2=
V1=V2 to see when the velocities of particles match
12t+3=20-4t^2
4t^2+12t-17=0 we resolve this with 
and we take the positif root
t=1.05 sec
if we evaluate the velocity (V1 or V2) the result is 15.6m/s
Answer:
It depends on the product of their mass and velocity
Explanation:
The momentum of a moving object is defined as the product of its mass and its moving velocity. So a same object would have larger momentum it's traveling faster, or gets heavier, and vice versa. In our case we don't have the exact value of speed and mass of both objects so we can't say which one has a greater momentum.
