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7. Explain the difference between average and instantaneous velocity/acceleration.


8. Explain how free-fall motion can be considered an example of uniform accelerated linear motion.


What is the mass of your 2600 lb car
How many horsepower are developed if a person loads six 50 lb bales onto a truck
platform 4 ft high in 1.5 minutes?
If a 50 lb force is applied at the end of a wrench that is 1 ft long, how much torque
is developed?
If a force of 100 lb moves through a distance of 12 feet in 2 minutes, how much
power is developed?

Draw the free body diagram of the following situation.

1.A book on top of a table and is not moving. On top of the book is a small box that is also at rest.


2.A toy car pulled by a string and moving at a constant motion on a surface with friction. The string makes an angle of 25° from the horizontal.


If a force of 100 kg displaces 12 m in 1 min, how much work has been done?

Question 6 Which of the following is the most probable description of the motion of the object depicted in the graph shown below? a) A person on a bike accelerating in a straight line, then decelerating b) A planet in orbit c) A goalkeeper returning a penalty shot in a football match. d) One swing of a pendulum.


what is the force required for a steel wire to double its length when its area of cross section is one square cm and young modules is 200G pa.as the length of the wire is doubled the change in length is equal to its original length


The two loads q1 and q2, are placed at a distance l from each other. At point C, located at a distance of l / 3, the electric field created by the charges is zero. What is the ratio of these loads in relation to each other?
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