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A 1500.0kg car driving at 15.0m/s[N] strikes a 3500.0kg truck travelling at 25.0m/s[E]. if the cars are tangled together during the collision determine the final velocity of both vehicles.


a roller coaster can travel a maximum speed of 31.0m/s at ground level. Determine the minimum speed the coaster would be travelling at if the highest point of the track is 45.0m off the ground.


A baseball player strikes a ball a 0.145kg ball which reaches a height of 115m, determine the velocity it left the bat at if contact occured at 1.5m off the ground.


a stationary 0.16kg pool ball is struck by a 0.17kg cue ball moving at 2.5m/s, If the cue ball rolls backwards from the point of contact at 0.15m/s what is the final velocity of the pool ball?


two objects moving in opposite directions collide and bounce off each other. identify the type of collision that has taken place and the equations you could use to analyze the collision.


A 50.0kg person accelerated from rest to 9.40m/s. Determine the work that must be done to accelerate this person.


Assume that rose has a mass of 63kg and jack has a mass of 75kg. How much do Rose and Jack each way?


A person pushing a lawnmower on a level lawn applies a constant force of 250 N at an

angle θ below the horizontal. If the person’s push does work of 1.06 x 10 4 J on the mower and the mower moves a distance of 44.5 m, what is the angle between the directions of the push and the displacement?


A hydraulic cylinder has a 1 meter stroke. It lifts a 100kg weight in 2 seconds. What is the average power used by the cylinder to perform this work?


A coin lying on a meterstick starts to slide down when one end of the stick is raised 36.4cm above the horizontal. Find The limiting angle for friction and the coefficient of starting friction

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