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Two blocks, $m_1$ and $m_2$, are connected by a string over a pulley. Assuming $m_1$ is on a horizontal surface and $m_2$ is hanging vertically, what condition is necessary for $m_2$ to descend and cause $m_1$ to accelerate, considering the coefficient of static friction $\mu_s$?
Two blocks, $m_1$ and $m_2$, are connected by a string over a pulley. Assuming $m_1$ is on a horizontal surface and $m_2$ is hanging vertically, what condition is necessary for $m_2$ to descend and cause $m_1$ to accelerate, considering the coefficient of static friction $\mu_s$?
- The weight of $m_2$ must be greater than the static friction force acting on $m_1$: $m_2g > \mu_s m_1 g$. (correct)
- The weight of $m_2$ must be less than the static friction force acting on $m_1$: $m_2g < \mu_s m_1 g$.
- The weight of $m_2$ must be greater than the weight of $m_1$.
- The weight of $m_2$ must be equal to the static friction force acting on $m_1$: $m_2g = \mu_s m_1 g$.
A block of mass $m_1$ rests on a surface with a coefficient of kinetic friction $\mu_k$. If a force is applied such that the block is moving at a constant velocity, what can be said about the applied force $F$?
A block of mass $m_1$ rests on a surface with a coefficient of kinetic friction $\mu_k$. If a force is applied such that the block is moving at a constant velocity, what can be said about the applied force $F$?
- $F$ is equal to zero because the velocity is constant.
- $F$ is less than the kinetic frictional force $F_k = \mu_k m_1 g$.
- $F$ is equal to the kinetic frictional force $F_k = \mu_k m_1 g$. (correct)
- $F$ is greater than the kinetic frictional force $F_k = \mu_k m_1 g$.
A block is placed on an inclined plane with an angle $\theta$. What happens to the component of gravitational force acting down the inclined plane if the angle $\theta$ increases?
A block is placed on an inclined plane with an angle $\theta$. What happens to the component of gravitational force acting down the inclined plane if the angle $\theta$ increases?
- It remains the same.
- It becomes zero.
- It increases. (correct)
- It decreases.
An object is at rest on a surface. A force $F$ is applied to it, but the object does not move due to static friction. As $F$ gradually increases, what happens to the static friction force?
An object is at rest on a surface. A force $F$ is applied to it, but the object does not move due to static friction. As $F$ gradually increases, what happens to the static friction force?
When does the transition from static friction to kinetic friction occur as a force is applied to an object at rest on a surface?
When does the transition from static friction to kinetic friction occur as a force is applied to an object at rest on a surface?
Flashcards
What is 𝜃 (theta)?
What is 𝜃 (theta)?
Angle between the horizontal and inclined plane.
What is m1?
What is m1?
The mass of the first object in a system.
What is m2?
What is m2?
The mass of the second object in a system.
What is μs?
What is μs?
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What is μk?
What is μk?
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Vectors, Kinematics, Dynamics Quiz
Multiple Choice Problems
- Calculation of A - 2B + 3C, where A=(-1 + 2.5j + 5.0k), B=(3.0î – 7.0j + 4.0k), and C=(î + j - k), results in (-4.0î + 19.5j – 6k)
- A vector B in the 1st quadrant of the xy-plane with magnitude 9.00, making a 30.0° angle with the +y-axis, results in A × B being 74.3 k units, given A = 13.0î + 6.0j
- The angle between vectors A and B is approximately 35.2 degrees.
- Average velocity is none of the above, since there is no displacement and thus no average velocity.
Cargo Ship Problem
- A cargo ship travels 2221 nautical miles from Manila to Thailand in 8.3 days, results in the average velocity being of 5.7 m/s.
Particle Motion Problem
- When a particle begins moving in the -y direction from rest and comes to a stop, its acceleration is negative while beginning to move, and more positive when coming to a stop
Caterpillar Problem
- A caterpillar escapes a predator with a velocity function of 0.50t + 0.75t^2.
- The caterpillar's average acceleration from t=0s to t=0.8 s is 0.24 in/s².
Throckmorton and Dog Problem
- Throckmorton is 5.00 meters ahead of a dog.
- The dog reaches a velocity of 7.00 m/s, which results in the time to catch up is 1.43 s.
Ball Thrown Upwards Problem
- A ball thrown upwards (+y direction) experiences the following velocity sequence: decreasing, 0, then increasing.
Ball Thrown Upwards in +y Direction Problem
- A ball thrown straight upward returns to the thrower's hand in 4.00 seconds.
- The initial velocity is 19.6 m/s.
Projectile Motion Statement
- The false statement about projectile motion is: "The greater the launch angle, the farther its horizontal range."
Shuttlecock Problem
- A shuttlecock launched at 5.5 m/s at a 35° angle has a horizontal range of approximately 2.9 m, when air resistance is negligible
Kitchen Cart Problem
- A kitchen staff pushes a cart on a frictionless horizontal surface.
- The cart moves an additional 46.6m in the next 6.00s.
Coin on Rotating Disc
- A coin on a rotating disc with a 0.40 m radius revolves at 60.0 rev/min when 0.190 m from the axis
- The static friction coefficient between the coin and disc is 0.76.
Blocks on Inclined Plane Problem
- A block of mass m1 rests on a frictionless inclined plane at angle θ.
- The condition for m1 to slide down is when m2g > m1gsinθ.
Highway Curve Problem
- A highway curve with a 123 m radius should be banked at 27.0° for vehicles at 55.4 mi/h to safely round it.
Box in Car Problem
- A 6.0-kg box has static and kinetic friction coefficients of 0.18 and 0.13.
- Time before the box hits the rear is 1.4 s.
Projectile Launched from Building
- The time of flight of the projectile is proportional to sqrt(Rearth + h) / sqrt(Rearth)) times higher
Astronaut in Space Station Problem
- An 81-kg astronaut experiences artificial gravity in a rotating space station, with a centripetal acceleration of 2.0 m/s².
- The scale reads 792 N.
Satellite around Mars Problem
- A satellite orbits Mars at 600 km altitude, given Mars' mass (6.39×10^23 kg) and radius (3.39×10^6 m) from the center.
- The satellite's period is 1.67 hours.
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