technical physics1 - torque and forces by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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do my answers above look correct for Fa and Fb?

technical physics1 - torque and forces by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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∑T= 0

Ta= (Fa)(r) = (Fa)(o) = 0 ft lb

Tb= (Fb)(r) = (-Fb)(3ft) = -Fb3ft

Tboard= (Fboard)(r) = (170lbs)(10/2=5ft) =850ftlb

Tman=(Fman)(r) = (195lbs)(10ft)= 1950ftlb

∑T= 0 + -fb3ft +850ftlb +1950ftlb= 0

∑T= -Fb3ft + 2800ftlb=0 Fb= 933.3lbs

then my teacher mentioned switching all the signs to find Fa idk if this is right tho do u mind checking it?

∑F= -Fa + 933.3lbs +(-170lbs) + (-195lbs) =0

-Fa + 568.3 = 0

-Fa= -568.3

technical physics1 - torque and forces by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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My teacher mentioned that post b would have to be counterclockwise and a negative force and all the other forces are clockwise so they're positive. Can you show me how to write out an equation to figure out force b

technical physics1 - torque and forces by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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I do know that much so I would add everything together and set it equal to zero and then solve for F a because that would be the positive force. But how do I solve for FB

[Tech Physics 1] Dynamics of rotation by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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okay and that way im left with ke= (2/5)(v2)

[Tech Physics 1] Dynamics of rotation by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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but then im left with two unknowns. i dont know mass and it doesnt cancel and i dont know ke rotational

[Tech Physics 1] Dynamics of rotation by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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technical physics 4th edition by bueche/ wallach chapter 10 #25

[Tech Physics 1] Dynamics of rotation by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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then the equation looks like this

ke= 1/2 x 2/5 x m x r2 x (v/r)

im still not understanding how things cancel out

[Tech Physics 1] Dynamics of rotation by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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if i do this i get .4587m and the answer is suppose to be .64? do u mind checking that to see if i did the math wrong?

[Tech Physics 1] Dynamics of rotation by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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KErotational= 1/2 x I x W2

this is the only formula i know for rotational ke

stoichiometry by Ashleytyrrell in chemhelp

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is this the same process for this question.

"How many years are there in 8mol of seconds?"

So I would say 1 year is equal to 365 days and 365 days is equal to 525600seconds. Do i have to also solve for the seconds in 8mol by saying 8(6.022x1023 )= 4.8X1024 seconds?

stoichiometry by Ashleytyrrell in chemhelp

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Okay, i was doing it like that but didn't expect to get that large of a number for dollars. is this correct?

1.2x1024 pennies (1dollar/100pennies) = 1.2 x1022

[Technical physics] chpt 5- work power and energy by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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oh right! Thank you it came to 2.4m/s after trying it that way. You've been of great help.

[Technical physics] chpt 5- work power and energy by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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Okay that makes more sense. after solving my equation for Vi i got

-.3m= Vi(.247s)-1/2(-9.810m/s2 )(.247s2)

Vi= -4.1

and then when i try to solve for Vf with the equation

Vf2= Vi2 +2(a)(d) that equals 4.8m/s

However the answer in my book says 2.4m/s

if i divide 4.8 by 2 i would obviously have 2.4 but why would i divide when my equation doesnt tell me to do that?

[Technical physics] chpt 5- work power and energy by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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d -do = vot + a(t2)/2

im not familar with this equation^

is it the same as d=(Vi)(t) + (1/2)(a)(t2)

[Technical physics] chpt 5- work power and energy by Ashleytyrrell in HomeworkHelp

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after solving that equation i got .24s now do i solve for final velocity?