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Subject:
PHYSICS
Category: Science > Physics Asked by: jayrock-ga List Price: $3.00 |
Posted:
10 Jul 2004 16:59 PDT
Expires: 09 Aug 2004 16:59 PDT Question ID: 372473 |
ON A SRAIGHT INCLINED TRACK, A BALL ROLLING UPHILL TAKES 1.3 SEC TO SLOW DOWN FROM A VELOCITY OF 135CM/S TO A VELOCITY OF 65CM/S. ON THE SAME TRACK, HOW MUCH TIME WOULD IT TAKE A ROLLLING BALL WITH A VELOCITY 85CM/S TO REACH A VELOCITY OF 0? EXPLAIN YOUR REASONING? |
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Subject:
Re: PHYSICS
Answered By: redhoss-ga on 11 Jul 2004 07:14 PDT Rated: |
Hello again jayrock, using the motion equation: Vf = Vi + at We know that the same acceleration will act on both balls: For the first ball: 65 cm/sec = 135 cm/sec + a (1.3 sec) a = (65-135) cm/sec / 1.3 sec a = -53.85 cm/sec^2 Plugging this acceleration into the equation for the 2nd ball: 0 = 85 cm/sec + (-53.85 cm/sec^2) t t = 85/53.85 t = 1.58 sec Hope this helps you out, Redhoss |
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