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The body will <u>stay at rest </u>(Option D). It is because a force of magnitude 50 N is pulled towards left and another force is pulling it towards right with same magnitude 50 N. So, the direction of force is opposite and magnitude is same i.e. 50 N. So, they will cancel each other and net force is 0. Hence, there would be no acceleration.
- Option A - Showing acceleration
- Option B - Showing acceleration
- Option C - Change of direction due to Net force
Hence, these options are incorrect because they are only possible when net external force is non-zero. Staying at rest i.e. Option D means there is no motion and hence no acceleration, this shows that net force is 0
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The gravitational force.
In fact, the motion of the projectile is composed by two independent motions:
- on the horizontal direction, it is a uniform motion (with constant speed)
- on the vertical direction, it is a uniformly accelerated motion, where the vertical acceleration g is given by the gravity exerted by the Earth on the projectile.
For this reason, the composition of the two motions results in a parabolic trajectory.
Answer: A. Scott and Karla
Explanation: Velocity includes speed AND direction.
Answer:
a) τ = 0.672 N m
, b) θ = 150 rad
, c) W = 100.8 J
Explanation:
a) for this part let's start by finding angular acceleration, when the angular velocity stops it is zero (w = 0)
w = w₀ + α t
α = -w₀ / t
α = 120 / 2.5
α = 48 rad / s²
The moment of inertia of a cylinder is
I = ½ M R²
Let's calculate the torque
τ = I α
τ = ½ M R² α
τ = ½ 2.8 0.1² 48
τ = 0.672 N m
b) we look for the angle by kinematics
θ = w₀ t + ½ α t2
θ = ½ α t²
θ = ½ 48 2.5²
θ = 150 rad
c) work in angular movement
W = τ θ
W = 0.672 150
W = 100.8 J
