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A vehicle joins a motorway and travels at a steady speed pf 25 m s-1 for 30 mins then it travels a further distance of 40 km in 20 min before leaving the motorway. Calculate its average speed on ...
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When you turn a corner while walking, what force causes you to change directions and where does this force act on you? What does the expression “you turn a corn” mean exactly? I can’t understand this.
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I realize it might sound pretty stupid, but I’m curious as to what would happen if you were to take a lot of heat energy and simply compress it. Would there be combustion at some point or…? ...
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Yoga is a spiritual and physical practice that originated in ancient India. It is believed to have been developed around 500 BCE. Yoga has many benefits, some of which are stress relief, weight management, and improved sleep. The word “yoga” comes ...
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Learning Goal: To make the connection between intuitive understanding of a seesaw and the standard formalism for torque. This problem deals with the concept of torque, the “twist” that an off-center force applies to a body that tends to make it rotate.
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Learning Goal: To understand and use inverse-square relationships. Two quantities have an inverse-square relationship if y is inversely proportional to the square of x. We write the mathematical relationship as y = A/x2. Here, A is a constant. This relationship is sometimes written as 
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A machine part is made up of two pieces, with centers of gravity shown in the figure.(Figure 1) Which point could be the center of gravity of the entire part?
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A rocket generates a net force (F) of 2,050,000 newtons, and the rocket’s mass (m) is 40,000 kilograms. Use the formula F = ma to find the acceleration (a) achieved. A. 51.25 meters/second^2 B. 51.125 meters/second^2 C. 42.25 meters/second^2
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