. Answer only two of the following three questions 1 System consists of two particles with mass 2gm with positions and velocities as follows: r₁=i-2j-k r₂ = i + k v₁ = i- j + k v₂ = j + k Draw particles position and Find the kinetic energy of the system; and then compare it with the value of kinetic energy of the system center of mass. 2 A body of mass m was initially at rest. A constant force Fo acted on it for a time to ; then suddenly the force tripled to 3F. Find the total distance the body travels in a time 2to, and the net acceleration of this body. 3 An Atwood machine consists of two weights of mass 4kg and 8kg connected by a light inextensible cable of length 1m which passes over a pulley. Find the acceleration of the machine, discuss your result.

. Answer only two of the following three questions 1 System consists of two particles with mass 2gm with positions and velocities as follows: r₁=i-2j-k r₂ = i + k v₁ = i- j + k v₂ = j + k Draw particles position and Find the kinetic energy of the system; and then compare it with the value of kinetic energy of the system center of mass. 2 A body of mass m was initially at rest. A constant force Fo acted on it for a time to ; then suddenly the force tripled to 3F. Find the total distance the body travels in a time 2to, and the net acceleration of this body. 3 An Atwood machine consists of two weights of mass 4kg and 8kg connected by a light inextensible cable of length 1m which passes over a pulley. Find the acceleration of the machine, discuss your result.

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College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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