grade 11 physics problems. 10 points.?

i missed the whole week we learned how to do all these question, teacha' tried explaining them but he dint have enough time. anyway, i gotta know how to do these, some help would be awesome haaha

1. The coefficient between hard rubber and normal street pavement is about 0.8. On how steep a hill (maximum angle) can you leave a car parked?

2. The piece of macheniery shown in figure below, in which two masses are suspended over a pulley, is called an Atwood's machine. Block A has a mass of 1.2kg and block B has a mass of 3.2kg. Assuming the pulley is massless and frictionless, and that the cord is massless and doesn't strech, calculate:

(a) the acceleration of the system

(b) the tension in the cord

3. A woman i know weights 600N (i think its like 135 pounds)

(a) should I:

tie her down so that she doesn't blow away in the wind; or reinforce the floor under her; or compliment her on her svelt appearance?

Give a justification and include the woman's mass in your answer.

Your answer to the following will depend on the fact that a bathroom scale measures Normal force and not weight. Keep that in mind as you answer these questions.

(b) the elevator ascends at a constant speed of 5 m/s;

(c) the elevator ascends uniform acceleration 3 m/s^2

(d) the elevator descends at a uniform acceleration of 3 m/s^2.

4. What is the average force exerted by a shotputter on a 7.0 kg shot if the shot is moved through a distance of 2.9 m and is released with a speed of 13 m/s?

Comments

  • 1. F=0.8N

    On a ramp, normal=9.8mcosx

    Acceleration force=9.8msinx

    F=0.8*9.8*mcosx

    9.8msinx=0.8*9.8mcosx

    9.8sinx=7.84cosx

    x=0.6747 radians

    2. 2*9.8=(3.2+1.2)a

    a=4.45 m/s^2

    3.2*9.8 - T = 3.2 * 4.67

    T=17.996 N

    3. Mass: 600/9.8=61 kg, I'd complement her I guess

    R=ma

    N - 600=61*0

    N=600 N

    R=ma

    N - 600= 61*3

    N=783 N

    R=ma

    N - 600=61*-3

    N=417 N

    4. acceleration: 13/2.9=4.48 m/s^2

    R=7.0*4.48

    R=31.4 N

    Hope that helps :)

  • better refer krishna's by p.m agarwal

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