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Can some1 help me with Math P4 ?????? THANK U SO MUCH!!!!!!
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Re: Can some1 help me with Math P4 ?????? THANK U SO MUCH!!!
For this you also have to resolve P into components parallel and perpendicular to the slope. And then put the oppose components of weight and P parallel to each other to find P.
It's Pcos(30) = 18 sin(30)
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Well, for this question first you need to resolve the tensions in vertical direction and put them equal to weight of particle. Then resolve the tensions in horizontal direction.Solve these two equations to find the tensions in the strings. Then for the second part, it's quite lengthy - I'll explain it whenever I get time.
For this you also have to resolve P into components parallel and perpendicular to the slope. And then put the oppose components of weight and P parallel to each other to find P.
It's Pcos(30) = 18 sin(30)
See the attachment - it's not to scale.
Well, for this question first you need to resolve the tensions in vertical direction and put them equal to weight of particle. Then resolve the tensions in horizontal direction.Solve these two equations to find the tensions in the strings. Then for the second part, it's quite lengthy - I'll explain it whenever I get time.
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Ok, if you've found the value of k, then put random values of time(t) in the equation of acceleration. The question has given an expression for the speed of woman, so take its derivative(which will be her acceleration's expression) and then put random values of T in that expression. The trend will be of decreasing values, so acceleration decreases. As the gradient of velocity time graph represents acceleration so you've to draw women's curve with a decreasing gradient. And as for her final speed, put t=100 in her velocity's expression, that'd give her final speed as 3. Hope it helps.
Ok, if you've found the value of k, then put random values of time(t) in the equation of acceleration. The question has given an expression for the speed of woman, so take its derivative(which will be her acceleration's expression) and then put random values of T in that expression. The trend will be of decreasing values, so acceleration decreases. As the gradient of velocity time graph represents acceleration so you've to draw women's curve with a decreasing gradient. And as for her final speed, put t=100 in her velocity's expression, that'd give her final speed as 3. Hope it helps.