Answer:
The magnitude of force is 
Solution:
As per the question:
The strength of Electric field due west at a certain point, 
Charge, Q = - 6 C
Now, the force acting on the charge Q in the electric field is given by:


Here, the negative sign indicates that the force acting is opposite in direction.
Answer:
The first interval is walked slowly, this is a straight line with a small slope
Second interval stops, which gives a horizontal line, indicating the same position
Third interval, walk back, straight downhill
Explanation:
In this problem we have a uniform movement, this means that the acceleration in each intervals
x = v t
The first interval is walked slowly, this is a straight line with a small slope
Second interval stops, which gives a horizontal line, indicating the same position
Third interval, walk back, straight downhill
Answer:
Below in bold.
Explanation:
1. Speed = distance / time
= 100 / 9.84
= 10.16 m/s.
Speed = 200/19.32 = 10.35 m/s.
Speed = 400/43.49 = 9.20 m/s.
Answer:
a) 4.65m/s
b) 59.8 N , 1.01125 N
Explanation:
a)
m = mass of the ball = 1 kg
r = length of the string = 2.0 m
h = height gained by the ball as it moves from lowest to topmost position = 2r = 2 x 2 = 4 m
v = speed at the lowest position = 10 m/s
v' = speed at the topmost position = ?
Using conservation of energy
Kinetic energy at topmost position + Potential energy at topmost position = Kinetic energy at lowest position
(0.5) m v'² + m g h = (0.5) m v²
(0.5) v'² + g h = (0.5) v²
(0.5) v'² + (9.8 x 4) = (0.5) (10)²
v' = 4.65m/s
b)
T' = Tension force in the string when the ball is at topmost position
T = Tension force in the string when the ball is at lowest position
At the topmost position:
force equation is given as


T' = 1.01125 N
At the lowest position:
force equation is given as


T = 59.8 N
Bike
because it involves lots of angular mechanics that allow it to balance itself when moving.
all other examples have a constant force being applied into the system which is very easy to formulate, therefore they are simple machines.