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    Health science Physics Assignment 2

    Kavekukire Tjitouua Mate


    221061835
    Dr. Vaino Indongo
    19 pril 2024
    Question 1
    2∪ sinθ
    1.1 T=
    g
    2 ( 120 ) x sin ⁡(30 ° )
    = 12.24s
    9.80
    2
    ∪ sin2 θ
    1.2 R=
    g
    2
    120 sin ⁡(60 °)
    = 1272.53
    9.80
    1.3 Horizontal velocity= 120 x cos(30° ¿=103.92 m/s
    Vertical velocity= 120 x sin(30° ) = 60
    12.24 s - 2s = 10.24s
    60
    Direction of the ball = tan−¿( 103.92 )¿ = 30°
    Speed of the ball = √ V vertical2 +V horizontal2
    = √ 602 +103.922
    = 120.66 m/s
    distance
    1.4 speed=
    time
    300 m
    = 24.51 m/s
    12.24 s

    Question 2
    2.1 Newton’s third law, implies that the total momentum of a system interacting objects not
    acted on by outside forces is conserved.
    2.2
    2.3Before collision = (20kg x 2 m/s) + (10kg x -2 m/s)
    Ptotal before = 40kg – 20kg
    = 20kg
    After collision= (20kg + 10kg) x v
    Ptotal after = 30kg x v

    ptotal, before=ptotal, after


    20kg m/s=30kg × v
    20 kgm/s
    V=
    30 kg
    2
    V= m/s
    3

    Question 3
    3.1.1 X = A cos(θ ¿
    3.1.2 V = ω r

    3.1.3 Substitute r = A to get, a x = - A(ω ¿ 2

    = a =-ω 2 r
    2π
    3.2 T=
    ω
    2π
    = s = 1.49s
    4.20
    Vc= 2.0 x 10−2x (4.20 rev/s x 2 π rad)

    =(2.0 x 10−2) x 8.40 π rad /s

    =0.504 m/s
    2
    mv
    3.3.1 F centripetal=
    r
    = 100 x ¿ ¿
    =6666.67 N
    FN = Fcentripetal
    3.3.2 If the FN= 0 that means that no normal force was exceed on Tom by his seatbelt, as
    there’s no normal force acting on Tom, he will be thrown out of the big wheel due to the
    centripetal force.
    Gm1.m
    3.4 2
    2
    =F
    r

    =(6.67 ×10−11 Nm 2/kg 2 ¿ ×(256 kg)׿)


    =49.6875 N
    49.6875
    m/ s2
    256

    = 0.194m/ s s

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