showing equivialance of two versions of angular momentum equations by Vector math
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Subject:
Math
Topic:
Continuum Mechanics
Posting ID:
30238
OTA ID:
104591
4U mechanics question - find: maximum speed attained; distance travelled
Please help i have trouble understand this problem and i could not apply appropriate formulae to solve it. I had tried but still obtain the correct answer. The problem is: A particle of mass 10kg, moving in a straight line, starts at rest from a point A under the action of a force that decreases uniformly from 20N to zero in 20 secs. IT then travels with a constant speed for a further 20s, and finally moves under the action of an opposing force of 40N until it comes to rest at B. Find the maximum speed attained and the distance travelled.
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Continuum Mechanics
Posting ID:
42064
OTA ID:
103846
Simply the following expression as much as possible.
Please see attached file. Thank-you for your help.
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Continuum Mechanics
Posting ID:
145946
OTA ID:
105035
Using direct tensor notation prove the following.
Please see attached document. Thank-you so much for your expertise.
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Continuum Mechanics
Posting ID:
145947
OTA ID:
104967
A tensor transforms any vector:
Please see attached problem. Thanks again for your help.
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Continuum Mechanics
Posting ID:
145948
OTA ID:
105035
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