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Subject:
Building a pyramid-Physics-one block at a time
Category: Science > Physics Asked by: animaux200-ga List Price: $15.00 |
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20 Sep 2002 15:10 PDT
Expires: 20 Sep 2002 17:36 PDT Question ID: 67397 |
Physics: Using a mass of 1980 kg for a large limestone block (being used to create a pyramid), how many people does it take to pull this block at a constant velocity? |
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Re: Building a pyramid-Physics-one block at a time
From: answerguru-ga on 20 Sep 2002 15:18 PDT |
Hi there, It seems that there is some information missing from your question...are there any other assumptions that you are allowed to make? answerguru-ga |
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Re: Building a pyramid-Physics-one block at a time
From: rbnn-ga on 20 Sep 2002 15:20 PDT |
In order to answer this, it is necessary to know the way in which it is being pulled. If it is being pulled on a cart, then it depends on the construction of the cart. If it is being pulled on a flat surface, then the surface area of the limestone impinging on the flat surface and the static and kinetic coefficients of friction between the limestone and that surface. (And of course the strength of the people). Actually even with all this information I am not sure I could answer it, since it would involve having the people pull as slowly as possible, and here the relationship between the static and kinetic coefficients gets a little complex at such slow speeds. |
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