Answer:
The more mass a body has the more inertia it has. If the roller coaster is moving, it will want to keep moving, along the direction of motion, unless something causes it to speed up or slow down. This resistance of the moving roller coaster to changing its velocity is another example of its inertia.
Answer:
60000N
Explanation:
acceleration is change in velocity
a =(v-u)/t where a is acceleration u is initial velocity and v is final velocity
a = (0-60)/5 = -60/5= - 12m/s^2
here minus sign shows that body is decelerating and force is force of friction Now f = ma here f is force of friction m is mass and a is acceleration
f= 5000×- 12= -60000N
MINUS SIGN HERE SHOWS FORCE OF FRICTION
Hence force of friction is 60000N
Answer:
Option C
The toe can become an earthflow.
Explanation:
During wet weather especially winter season when snow is melting, the downhill toe of a slump is likely to become earthflow. It's incorrect to say that the toe turns into rock avalanche neither can the toe collapse and be deposited as a talus at the base of the slope. Despite the melting ice making clay sticky, the toe can't stop due to continued mass wasting that occurs. Therefore, the right answer is option C, <u>The toe can become an earthflow</u>
Refer to the diagram shown below.
At A, the boy begins walking up the stairs.
At B, the boy is at the top of the slide. He has acquired PE (potential energy).
The value of the PE is
(50 kg)*(9.8 m/s²)*(11.5 m) = 5635 J
At C, the boy has KE (kinetic energy).
The value of the KE is
(1/2)*(50 kg)*(12 m/s)² = 3600 J
Energy is lost between B and C due to friction.
The lost energy is
5635 - 3600 = 2035 J
The distance traveled along the slide is 108 m.
If F = the average frictional force, then
(F N)*(108 m) = 2035 J
F = 18.84 N
Answers:
(a) The mechanical energy lost by sliding is 2035 J.
(b) The average frictional force is 18.84 N
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