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A mechanical process transforms rotational motion and potential energy into thermal energy.

In the start of this process, an object of mass 2kg and momentum of inertia 2km/m2 moves at an initial angular speed of of 12Hz, undergoes a displacement of 5m [Down] while being subject to Earth’s normal gravity 9.8m/s2 [down]. Through this process, 20 J of thermal energy is produced.

a. Determine the FINAL ANGULAR SPEED of this process assuming the energy is conserved in this process (100% efficient)

b. How efficient would this process be at converting just potential energy into thermal energy, assuming that the potential energy and thermal energy remain unchanged?
a jet of water of cross sectional area A and velocity V strikes normally on a stationery flat plates.the mass per unit volume of water is Q by dimensional analysis show that an expression for the force exerted by the jet against the plate is given by KAVQ
a car going around a circular racetrack of radius 100m at 20 m/s2 experiences an acceleration of 4m/s2. what would be the acceleration if the radius of the track was increased to 200m?
Four protons form a square of side length a . what is the electric potential in the center of the square ?
A 500g wooden block can slide down an inclined track uniformly when the inclination is 28 ° from the horizontal. What is the magnitude of the friction force?
A fan rotating at 3 rev/s is switched off what is it's angular acceleration in rev/² when it stops?
To what temperature must a given mass of nitrogen at 0⁰c be heated so that both its volume and pressure will be doubled?
To what temperature must a given mass of nitrogen at 0⁰c be heated so that both its volume and pressure will be doubled?
A trolley with mass m1 of 3.3 kg is connected to a light string with a weight of mass m2 of 2.2 kg.
The cord runs through a pulley (a small wheel where the cord runs freely)
a) Calculate the vehicle acceleration
b) Calculate the clamping force in the card
A trolley with mass m1 = 0.8 kg and speed v1 = 4.0 m / s collide with another stationary trolley with mass m2 = 4.0 kg. Immediately after the collision, carriage 1 bounces back at the speed u1 = 0.5 m / s.
a) Calculate the speed of trolley 2 immediately after collision 0 / CP / AB
(b) What proportion of trolley 1 movement energy is converted to other forms of energy during the collision 0 / CP / 0