6- Suppose you and Galileo take the following data on the motion of the ball before it rolls off thetable.• Table height = 1.08 meters• Distance the ball moves along the table = 0.900 meters• Mass of water ejected from the pipe: 79.8 grams• Amount of water squirting out of the pipe each second: 132.6 grams/second Calculate the speed of the ball as it rolls along the table. (assume that there is no friction)Show your work. Feel free to handwrite your calculations.Calculate how long it will take for the ball to reach the floor once it rolls off the table andis in free fall. Show your work. Feel free to handwrite your calculations.Hint: Avoid using both x and y directional components at the same time. Only one set ofcomponents can be used to solve this given our knowledge about the problem.

Let v denotes the speed of the ball, d denotes the distance it moves, m denotes the mass of the…

buppose you and Galileo take the following data on the motion of the ball before it rolls off the table. • Table height = 1.08 meters • Distance the ball moves along the table = 0.900 meters • Mass of water ejected from the pipe: 79.8 grams · Amount of water squirting out of the pipe each second: 132.6 grams/second

buppose you and Galileo take the following data on the motion of the ball before it rolls off the table. • Table height = 1.08 meters • Distance the ball moves along the table = 0.900 meters • Mass of water ejected from the pipe: 79.8 grams · Amount of water squirting out of the pipe each second: 132.6 grams/second

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter3: Accelerated Motion

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 62A

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