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    1. A person is standing at point B on a hill that has an incline of 30 degrees. Using the force of gravity and friction, the person's velocity and force of friction are calculated. 2. A box is placed against a door inside a moving train. Using the normal force and force of friction, the minimum force needed to prevent the box from sliding is calculated. 3. Questions examine the thrust force on a spacecraft. Part a calculates thrust needed to maintain zero acceleration. Part b calculates the excess thrust used to accelerate the spacecraft.

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    1. A person is standing at point B on a hill that has an incline of 30 degrees. Using the force of gravity and friction, the person's velocity and force of friction are calculated. 2. A box is placed against a door inside a moving train. Using the normal force and force of friction, the minimum force needed to prevent the box from sliding is calculated. 3. Questions examine the thrust force on a spacecraft. Part a calculates thrust needed to maintain zero acceleration. Part b calculates the excess thrust used to accelerate the spacecraft.

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    Lecture 3 - Applications of Newtons Laws

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    1. A person is standing at point B on a hill that has an incline of 30 degrees. Using the force of gravity and friction, the person's velocity and force of friction are calculated. 2. A box is placed against a door inside a moving train. Using the normal force and force of friction, the minimum force needed to prevent the box from sliding is calculated. 3. Questions examine the thrust force on a spacecraft. Part a calculates thrust needed to maintain zero acceleration. Part b calculates the excess thrust used to accelerate the spacecraft.

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    of 2

    Zhang Change (20210597)

    QUESTION 1 At point
    B "

    F=mga h
    = 6

    => 0 .
    8 v2 -

    4g = 30 (Take g =
    98 .
    (m/st)
    0 . 8r2 -39 .
    2 = 30

    0 .
    8" =
    69 .
    2

    8 65
    =
    =
    v
    .

    At point A
    :

    Fu =
    trug

    =8865 .

    + 0 .

    89
    8. 65
    08 + 0 8 9 8 (Take 9 8 (m/s)
    g
    .
    =
    .
    . .

    =
    ju

    =
    9 224(N)
    .

    ↓ a = 1 . 9 m/s

    QUESTION 2

    Ky
    FN
    X Door

    fr
    I -box
    L
    -> F
    %
    -

    making
    Vertically : FN =
    matmg
    36 1 9 + 36 98
    (Take g 9 8 (m/st)
    ·
    :

    = .
    . = .

    = 68 4 + 352 8 . .

    = 421 .
    2 (N)

    Horizontally :
    fi < F ->
    Sliding towards door
    => FN < F
    Mk·
    => 0 .
    37 .
    421 2 F .

    => 134 .
    784/F

    F must than 134 784 N


    be larger .
    .

    QUESTION 3(a) Thrust

    #
    ↑

    ·
    Spacecraft When Ft = 3260N , a = 0 (m/s) -> Ft =
    my

    ig la +
    my
    =
    3260(m)

    (b) When Ft = 2200N , n = 0 .


    39 (m/s)
    mg
    -

    Fe =
    0 39-m .

    1060 =
    0 39 m .

    m = 2717 949(kg) .

    ()
    = m/st

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