No, it doesn't. Weight (sometimes) indirectly affects the frictional force but not the coefficient. The frictional force is proportional the normal reaction force which often (but not always) is equal to the weight. The constant of proportionality is the coefficient of friction or its reciprocal (depending on which side of the equation the constant is on). Situations when weight and normal reaction force are unequal when they are unequal. Normal reaction force is just a force to maintain the equilibrium of the body if it can.
Work done = mgh where h varies from 0 (at the bottom of the pool) to 5 ft (at the sides of the pool).
m= density*volume = 62.5*pi*24^2*d/4 = 9000πd lbs
h = 5-d (the particles at the top of the pool require less work as required to those at the bottom).
Then,
WD (E) = 9000πd*9.81*(5-d) = 88290πd(5-d) = 441450πd-88290πd^2
Integrating from 0-4 with respect to depth of pool, d
Total E = {441450π*d^2/2 - 88290π*d^3/} for d between 0 and 4 ft
E=220725π*d^2 -29430π*d^3
Substituting for d=0 ft and d=4 ft;
= {220725*π*4^2-29430π*4^3} - {220725π*0^2-29430*pi*2*0^3)
=5177596.021 J= 5.17 MJ
Answer:
Balanced.
Explanation:
A Balanced Chemical equation is a scientific term that describes a chemical equation that has the same number of atoms on each side of the equation.
Hence, when the number of atoms on the right side of a chemical equation matches the number of atoms on the left side of a chemical equation, it is said to be BALANCED.
I’m not 100% but I was thinking A
The position of the object with respect to the ground is 8.48 m
The given parameters;
height of the building, h = 24 m
time of motion, t = 1.78 s
The distance traveled by the object after 1.78 s is calculated as;
The position of the object with respect to the ground is calculated as;
Thus, the position of the object with respect to the ground is 8.48 m
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