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    Rigid Body Momentum - Calculate Velocity

    ok that's what i though. but how would i find how long it takes for the disk to stop. it is initially moving up the ramp. i need to find if in the 8 seconds we are looking at this, if the disk stops and goes back down. or if after the 8 seconds it is still moving up the ramp. i tried to do...
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    Rigid Body Momentum - Calculate Velocity

    what is full roll?? is that the same thing as "rolls without slip"? i know rolls without slip means that the contact point (where the disk meets the ramp) is the Instantaneous center which means it has no velocity at that point.
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    Rigid Body Momentum - Calculate Velocity

    Rigid Body Momentum? Homework Statement **** PICTURED IS ATTACHED *** The center of the homogeneous disk of mass m shown below has an initial velocity of v0 up the slope. Find the velocity of the disk after an elapsed time of !t, assuming that the disk rolls without slip. Use...
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    Reflecting image in a lens

    Homework Statement An object is 1.75 m to the left of a lens of focal length 0.62 m. A second lens of focal length -2.7 m is 0.52 m to the right of the first lens. Find the distance between the object and the final image formed by the second lens. Homework Equations (1/x1)+(1/image)=...
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    Spherical Coordinates for Sphere Between Z-Planes

    nevermind i got it. what you do is take your z component and set it equal to you plane so 8cos(ϕ) = 4 you get cos(ϕ)=.5 so you get ϕ= pi/3 then by symmetry you know your lower bound will be pi - (pi/3) which give you 2pi/3 these are the correct bounds :)
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    Spherical Coordinates for Sphere Between Z-Planes

    Homework Statement Find a parametric representation for the part of the sphere x^2 + y^2 + z^2 = 64 that lies between the planes z = -4 and z = 4. i have found x = 8sin(ϕ)cos(θ) y = 8sin(ϕ)sin(θ) z= 8cos(ϕ) 0 ≤ θ ≤ 2π (n looking thing is pi) now i need to find the bounds of ϕ...
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    Quick parametric equation question

    :( yes... i need to learn how to read. thanks a lot lanedance that is right :)
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    Quick parametric equation question

    Homework Statement Find a parametric representation for the lower half of the ellipsoid 3x^2 + 5y^2 + z^2 = 1 x=u y=v z=?? we need to find what z is The Attempt at a Solution i solved the equation for z getting z= sqrt(1-3x^2-5y^2) then i plugged the given x=u and y=v...
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    How Far Does a 3.5 Mg Engine Hoist in 4 Seconds?

    oh ok... i got it now i forgot to take away the force of the crate pulling down on the crane. when i do that i get the right answer now. thanks a lot srmeier!
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    How Far Does a 3.5 Mg Engine Hoist in 4 Seconds?

    Homework Statement a 3.5 Mg engine is suspended from a spreader beam having a negligible mass and is hoisted by a crane which exerts a force of 40kN on the hoisting cable. determine the distance the engine is hoisted in 4 s starting from rest. Homework Equations f=ma vf^2 = vi^2 + 2ad...
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    Line Integral of x sin(y) along C: Parametric Equation Help

    Homework Statement evaluate the line integral, where C is the given curve x sin(y) and line segment from 0,3 to 3,7 i know the formulas and how to do the integrals the part I am getting stuck on is finding the parametic equation for the function (x sin(y)) i need this in...
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    Cylindrical Coordinate Inequalities: Half-Cylinder and Quarter Cone/Paraboloid

    cylindrical cordinace?? Homework Statement this is a two part question and is multiple choice part 1 Determine the type of the solid described by the given inequalities. 0 ≤ r ≤ 4, - pi≤ θ ≤ pi, -sqrt(16 − r^2) ≤ z ≤ sprt(16 − r^2) a half-cylinder a cylinder a...
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    Calculating Force on a Coil near a Straight Wire: Exploring Electromagnetism

    i don't work in cm i just write it out that way to show where I am getting my numbers from. i always try to convert my numbers to the basic S.I. units (if i remember haha) i got all the answers but will keep those equations and study them with more examples because there will probably be...
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    Calculating Force on a Coil near a Straight Wire: Exploring Electromagnetism

    thanks everyone i forgot to times my answer by the length of the side of the wire (.1m) i got the answer now. thanks again!
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    Calculating Force on a Coil near a Straight Wire: Exploring Electromagnetism

    um... my TA helped me on this one. you have to integrate Uo*I_1 / 2pi*r he said Uo*I_1 / 2pi*r = B(r)*I_2*dr you integrate this with respect to r and your bounds are 2 to 7 (left and right side of the box from the long wire) when you integrate this you get the equation that i mentioned before
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