• Q : Find the volume of the statuette....
    Physics :

    The scale reads 11.81 N when the statuette is suspended in air, and 11.19 N when the statuette is completely submerged into the water. Find the volume of the statuette

  • Q : Bottom of the cliff....
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    A stone is thrown vertically upward with a speed of 11.3m/s from the edge of a cliff 75.2m high How much later does it reach the bottom of the cliff?

  • Q : What is the initial total mechanical energy of projectile....
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    A 60.0-kg projectile is fired at an angle of 30.0° above the horizontal with an initial speed of 1.28 102 m/s. What is the initial total mechanical energy of the projectile?

  • Q : What is its displacement from the starting point....
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    A roller-coaster car moves 203 ft horizontally and then rises 143 ft at an angle of 30° above the horizontal. It then travels 143 ft at an angle of 40° downward. What is its displacement fr

  • Q : How long will astronaut trainees experience zero gravity....
    Physics :

    21.5 degrees and likewise the maximum angle of descent for safety is 21.5 degrees, how long (in seconds) will the astronaut trainees experience zero gravity?

  • Q : Find the mass of one cubic meter....
    Physics :

    Assuming that each cubic centimetre of water has a mass of exactly 1g. Find the mass of one cubic meter of water in kg.

  • Q : Frictional drag force....
    Physics :

    As a bacterium swims through water it propels itself with its flagella so as to overcome the frictional drag forces and move at, more or less, constant velocity of 100 micrometer/s for periods of ti

  • Q : What constant speed must the second swimmer have....
    Physics :

    What constant speed must the second swimmer have in order to catch up to the leader at the end of the pool?

  • Q : Find the ratio of the maximum height....
    Physics :

    The launch speed of B is twice that of C. Neglecting air resistance, find the ratio of the maximum height of B to that of C and the ratio of the range of B to that of C.

  • Q : How far from the dog will the suitcase land....
    Physics :

    A suitcase drops out of the luggage compartment. How far from the dog will the suitcase land? You can ignore air resistance.

  • Q : What is the largest possible displacement of the shopper....
    Physics :

    A shopper pushes a cart 49 m south down one aisle and then turns 90.0° west. What is the largest possible displacement of the shopper? m ° counterclockwise from west

  • Q : How much work must do to drag the basket....
    Physics :

    How much work must Denise do to drag her basket of laundry of mass 5 kg a distance of 3 m along a floor, if the force she exerts is 20 N at an angle of 60.0 with the horizontal?

  • Q : What would be the radius of sphere representing the earth....
    Physics :

    Suppose you want to make a scale model of a hydrogen atom. For the nucleus you choose a small ball bearing. What would be the radius (mm) of the sphere representing the earth?

  • Q : Bullet deceleration....
    Physics :

    A rifle bullet with a muzzle speed of 300m/s is fired directly into a special dense material that stops the bullet in 28.0cm . Assuming the bullet's deceleration to be constant, what is its magnitude?

  • Q : Find free energy cost for exposing a hydrophobic molecule....
    Physics :

    What is the free energy cost for exposing a hydrophobic molecule per area? Answer this in units of kBT/nm2. (d) Using your results in (a) or (b), explain why oil and water do not mix (at room temper

  • Q : Calculate the total mass of hydrogen....
    Physics :

    Calculate the total mass of hydrogen available for fusion over the lifetime of the Sunb. The Sun radiates 4 × 1026 joules per second (= watts). How much of the Sun's hydrogen (in kg) is conver

  • Q : Series and parallel circuits....
    Physics :

    Please provide detailed definitions along with examples wherever applicable. Do justify each of the headers with explanation and description that is comprehensive and complete.

  • Q : Find how deep is the cave after dropping the rock into it....
    Physics :

    You drop the rock into the cave and measure the time that passes until you hear the rock hitting the floor of the cave far below. If the elapsed time is 9.4 s, how deep is the cave?

  • Q : What is the spring constant....
    Physics :

    Janet wants to find the spring constant of a given spring, so she hangs the spring vertically and attaches a 0.46 kg mass to the spring's other end. If the spring stretches 4.0 cm from its equilibr

  • Q : Entire area of the surface....
    Physics :

    Find the electric flux through the plane surface shown in the figure below if θ = 55.8°, E = 369 N/C, and d = 4.50 cm. The electric field is uniform over the entire area of the surface.

  • Q : Biomechanics of a golf swing....
    Physics :

    Discuss the Biomechanics of a Golf Swing and how to prevent injury in an essay

  • Q : Ratio ra-rb....
    Physics :

    Two cylindrical metal wires, A and B, are made of the same material and have the same mass. Wire A is twice as long as wire B. What's the ratio RA/RB?

  • Q : Find the frictional force on the crate....
    Physics :

    Find the frictional force (magnitude and direction) on the crate if the crate is sliding up the ramp. what is the magnitude N?

  • Q : Estimate for the number of cells....
    Physics :

    An estimate for the number of cells in a human body is 50 million million (yes, that is two millions in a row). What percentage of your body mass does one average cell constitute? Express your answ

  • Q : Mass of the aliminium pedestal....
    Physics :

    If the soldier and its pedestal is initially at standard temporature (0 degrees celsius) calculate the mass of the aliminium pedestal, if the final temporature is 15 degrees celsius?

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