A ball is dropped straight down from an unknown height with an initial velocity of zero, and hit the ground 0.18 s later. Calculate the following variables: A) Final velocity of the ball just prior to hitting the ground. B) Average velocity of the ball over the course of the drop. C) Height from which the ball was dropped. D) Average acceleration of the ball over the course of the drop.
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Acceleration always acts in the direction of motion.
Acceleration always acts in the direction of motion.
Which equation expresses the relationship between linear and…
Which equation expresses the relationship between linear and angular velocity?
The is the main part of any song… it’s the part of the mu…
The is the main part of any song… it’s the part of the music that is usually the most recognizable and/or the one that might get stuck in your head.
Consider an individual who sits on a bench and performs a kn…
Consider an individual who sits on a bench and performs a knee-extension exercise (see figure below). The person is rehabilitating a knee injury and has a mass that can be attached to the shank (lower leg) to vary the difficulty of the exercise. A) Which would require a stronger quadriceps (knee extensor muscle) contraction: performing the exercise with the mass attached at the ankle (as shown) or in the middle of the shank? Why? B) To lift the mass, would a positive or negative quadriceps (i.e., knee extensor muscle) torque need to be generated?
If I withdrawal from a course I need to submit the form to:
If I withdrawal from a course I need to submit the form to:
If I copy my paper from the Internet and change the formatti…
If I copy my paper from the Internet and change the formatting to APA, I will be okay.
It is okay to use emojis when answering a discussion board.
It is okay to use emojis when answering a discussion board.
There is an FAQ forum to post questions that other students…
There is an FAQ forum to post questions that other students can answer and my instructor.
The college has a responsibility to promote academic:
The college has a responsibility to promote academic: