1.
m = mass of Mr. Ure = 65 kg
g = acceleration due to gravity = 9.8 m/s²
force of earth's gravity on Mr. Ure is given as
F = mg
F = 65 x 9.8
F = 637 N
2.
F = force of gravity on car = 3050 N
m = mass of the car = ?
g = acceleration due to gravity = 9.8 m/s²
force of gravity on car is given as
F = mg
3050 = m (9.8)
m = 3050/9.8
m = 311.22 kg
3.
m = mass of Mr. Rees = 90 kg
g = acceleration due to gravity = 9.8 m/s²
force of earth's gravity on Mr. Rees is given as
F = mg
F = 90 x 9.8
F = 882 N
Answer:
Options B, A, D, C
Explanation:
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Answer:
The speed of the 270g cart after the collision is 0.68m/s
Explanation:
Mass of air track cart (m1) = 320g
Initial velocity (u1) = 1.25m/s
Mass of stationary cart (m2) = 270g
Velocity after collision (V) = m1u1/(m1+m2) = 320×1.25/(320+270) = 400/590 = 0.68m/s
Answer:
The force is 274 N.
Explanation:
In figure 2:
(d) Let the tension in the string is T.
According to the Newton's second law,
Net force = mass x acceleration
Apply for 200N.

Now put in (1)
T - 114.7 = 20.4 x 7.81
T = 274 N
Jack------------ force of 92.5 n eastward-------Fjack(X)=92.5 n Fjack(Y)=0
<span>jill ------------------------------- force of 89.9 n northeast
Fjill(X)=cos45*89.9=63.57 n
</span>Fjill(Y)=sin45*89.9=63.57 n<span>
</span>jane -----------------------------force of 163 n southeast
Fjane(X)=cos45*163=115.26 n
Fjane(X)=-sin45*163=-115.26 n
Ftotal (X)=92.5+63.57+115.26=271.33 n
Ftotal (Y)=0+63.57-115.26=-51.69 n
Fotal=((271.33)^2+(-115.26)^2) ^0.5=294.80 n southeast
the magnitude of the net force the people exert on the donkey. is 294.80 n southeast