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The resultant 200 Newton, 45° has an equilibrant with magnitude _____ 200 Newton
The resultant 200 Newton in the first quadrant has an equilibrant in what quadrant? III
What is the weight if the mass is 87 kg? 853 N
Given a vector of 704 kmph, 186°: What is the magnitude? 704 kmph
Given a vector of 658 kmph, 110°: What is the direction? 110° (Quadrant II)
Given 3 vectors (29 N east, 29 N south, 29 N west), what is the magnitude of their resultant? 29 N (south)
Given 3 vectors (1000 N east, 1000 N south, 1000 N west), what is the direction of their resultant? South (270°)
What is the percent difference if the equilibrant equals the resultant in magnitude? 0%
On a force table, the 4th counterweight represents which vector? Equilibrant
Free fall is affected by ____ alone. Gravity
A ball dropped and falls freely has an initial speed whose magnitude is: 0
A ball dropped and falls freely will have a speed whose magnitude is: Increasing
A ball dropped, falls freely. Before touchdown, it will reach a final speed whose magnitude is: Maximum
A ball projected vertically upward reached max height in 168 s. Time to return to initial position? 336 s
A ball projected vertically upward with initial speed 257 m/s. Speed on return? 257 m/s (downward)
A ball projected vertically upward with initial speed 37 m/s. Speed at max height? 0 m/s
A ball projected vertically upward with initial speed 53 m/s. Speed after 2 s (g 10)?
A ball projected vertically upward at max height starts at t 0 downward. Speed after 35 s (g
A ball projected vertically upward reached max height in 115 s. Time to return to initial position? 115 s
Free fall and projectile are similar in terms of: Gravity
A projectile reaches range 100 m at 30°. What angle gives more range? 45°
A projectile reaches range 20 m at 40°. What angle decreases range but not to zero? Decrease the angle
A projectile has an acceleration whose magnitude is: Equal to gravity
A projectile given initial speed 100 m/s at 30°. What is initial horizontal speed? 86.6 m/s
A projectile given initial speed 100 m/s at 30°. What is initial vertical speed? 50 m/s
A projectile given initial speed 100 m/s at 30°. What is vertical speed at max height? 0 m/s
A projectile given initial speed 100 m/s at 30°. What happens to vertical speed going up? Decreasing
A projectile given initial speed 100 m/s at 30°. What happens to vertical speed going down? Increasing
A projectile given initial speed 100 m/s at 30°. What is horizontal speed in air? Remains constant
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