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is 5 g/cm³. Do you have a question to ask ?
Answer:
8954000 J
Explanation:
The formula to find kinetic energy is:
<em>Kinetic energy = </em>
<em> × mass × (velocity)²</em>
So, Kinetic energy =
× 370 × (220)²
Kinetic energy = 8954000 J
Answer:
f' = 2 f
Explanation:
The frequency of the pendulum that swings in simple harmonic motion is given by :

Where
l is the length of pendulum
g is the acceleration due to gravity
If the length of the thread is increased by a factor of 4, such that, l' = 4 l, let f' is the new frequency such that,



f' = 2 f
So, the new frequency of the pendulum will become 2 time of initial frequency. Hence, the correct option is (b) "2f"
Complete Question
The complete question(reference (chegg)) is shown on the first uploaded image
Answer:
The magnitude of the resultant force is 
The direction of the resultant force is
from the horizontal plane
Explanation:
Generally when resolving force, if the force (F )is moving toward the angle then the resolve force will be
while if the force is moving away from the angle then the resolved force is 
Now from the diagram let resolve the forces to their horizontal component
So


Now resolving these force into their vertical component can be mathematically evaluated as


Now the resultant force is mathematically evaluated as

substituting values


The direction of the resultant force is evaluated as
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substituting values
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from the horizontal plane
Answer:
force and leverage distance
Explanation:
the formula for torque if = force x distance
(the distance above is the leverage distance on the crow bar)
therefore if there is an increase in either the torque or the leverage distance, or both, the torque exerted by the crow bar also increases.
for example
- lets assume a force of 5 n is applied on the crow bar with a leverage distance of 2 m.
the torque = 5 x 2 = 10 N.m
- but if the force was increased to 7 N
torque = 7 x 2 = 12 N.m
from the illustration above, we can see that the torque increased with an increase in force. There would also be an increase in torque if the distance were to be increased.