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Motivate me for my exam

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Brut [27]3 years ago

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if i can pass, you can too :)

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its super inspiring cuz im a dum‎‎b‎‎a‎‎ss

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Explanation:

Given:

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mass of (people + platform) m_p = 184 kg

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Initial Velocity of ball (people + platform) V_i,p = 0

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How far does the platform recoils to rest

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Using the conservation of momentum on ust before and after the ball was thrown P_i = P_f :

Where, P_i = 0 (initially at rest)

P_f = m_p*V_f,p + m_b * V_f,b

0 = m_p*V_f,p + m_b * V_f,b

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d = V_f,p *t ....3

Substitute 2 into 3

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