Question 20, Physics - equation sheet attached A cart is released from rest at point P moving over a frictionless path through points Q and then R,as shown below. The path between points P and Q is inclined, whereas the path between points Qand R is horizontal.Choose the correct ranking of the velocities at the three points shownCart is releasedfrom rest at point PRO vq « VR * VpO Vp< VQ - VRO Information provided is not enough to answer.O VR * VQ * VpO vp < VR < VQO vp< Vq* VRO vq - VR* VP Physics 114 Equation SheetConstants and ConversionsKinematics Continuedg = 9.80 m/sFree-fall accelerationΔνInstantaneousainst. = limAt-o AtAcceleration1N = 1 kg m/s?NewtonUniform motion(v) = (v); = constantPosition in uniformX = x + (v)AtMathematics, Scaling and Vectorsb = a* + loga (b) = xmotionLogarithmConstant(v); = (v,); + azAtacceleration:1log(ab) = log(a) + log (b)x, = x, + (v,),At +a, (at)?log Ax" = n log x + log A(v,); = (v,)} + 2a,AxVolume of a sphereV =Surface area of aA = 4ar?ForcessphereNewton's second lawFnet = EF = mã%3DVolume of a cylinderV = arlNewton's second lawFnetx = EF = ma,%3DSurface area of aA = 2ar? + 2rlComponent formFnety = ER, = maycylinderMass densityp = m/VNewton's Third LawFA en =-ton AA, = A cos e (rel. to x-axis)Weightw = mgx -component of avector ÅApparent weightWapp = magnitude of supporting forcesy -component of aAy = A sin 8 (rel to x-axis)vector ÅKinetic frictionfk = HanMagnitude of vector ẢStatic frictionA = JA + A,Reynolds numberRe = pvl/nDirection of A relative8 = tan-(Ay/A,)1Drag (high Reynoldsnumber)=CopAv?to x-axisAddition of two vectors If = Å + B, thenC, = A, + B,D = 6nyrvDrag (low Reynoldsnumber)Cy = Ay + ByCircular MotionKinematicsCentripetal accelerationa =DisplacementAx = x - XAverage VelocityAxFrequency1VargT2arAtAxVinst. = limInstantaneous VelocityAt+0 AtAvAverage AccelerationdavgΔε

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A cart is released from rest at point P moving over a frictionless path through points Q and then R, as shown below. The path between points P and Q is inclined, whereas the path between points Q and R is horizontal. Choose the correct ranking of the velocities at the three points shown Cart is released from rest at point P R O vq « VR * Vp O Vp< VQ - VR O Information provided is not enough to answer. O VR * VQ * Vp O vp < VR < VQ O Vp« VQ * VR O vq - VR * Vp

A cart is released from rest at point P moving over a frictionless path through points Q and then R, as shown below. The path between points P and Q is inclined, whereas the path between points Q and R is horizontal. Choose the correct ranking of the velocities at the three points shown Cart is released from rest at point P R O vq « VR * Vp O Vp< VQ - VR O Information provided is not enough to answer. O VR * VQ * Vp O vp < VR < VQ O Vp« VQ * VR O vq - VR * Vp

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter2: Newtonian Mechanics-single Particle

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