I love the openstax books, but have always found it frustrating that there is no answer key to check my work. I love how you break each problem down too when I get stuck on one! thank you for your service!
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because for part B, we are focus on gravitational force, so, we are taking into account the w=mg, weight is pulling down, so it's the considered the force, and the acceleration(pointing up) is pointing the opposite, so on a graph you have 2 different directions, angle wise, it's 180, for part A it's zero because the force is force applied, which is pointing upward, we took everything into account that is acting on it, since the cable is lifted up, its positive Y. since it's upward its w=fdcos( pi/2), which is one, one times a number, its the number. hopefully that helps
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Hi Stanley! The weight of an object is equal to the mass of the object multiplied by the acceleration due to gravity - which is 9.8 m/s^2. The formula is F = ma. This acceleration is a constant number and should be memorized. Hopefully this helps!
8:38 So is the Fg considered positive be default regardless of direction? I did Wgrav = Fg*d*cosΘ = mg*d*cosΘ = (1500kg)(-9.8 m/s²)*40m*cos(180 deg) = -14,700 N * 40m * -1 = +588,000 J. What did I do wrong here? I mean isn't g = negative 9.8 m/s²? But then the cos(180 deg) makes the whole thing positive, which is confusing.
My man making this video at 1:00 am for us what a legend
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This video was awesome, really appreciate your efforts! :)
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I love the openstax books, but have always found it frustrating that there is no answer key to check my work. I love how you break each problem down too when I get stuck on one! thank you for your service!
You're welcome! I am so glad that these videos are helping you learn Physics. By learning through a video, you can see the breakdown of a problem in real-time! Keep up the great work and help us spread the word! 😀
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damn right. u got too many W's for real teachh
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Why the angle is Zero not 180 degrees
because for part B, we are focus on gravitational force, so, we are taking into account the w=mg, weight is pulling down, so it's the considered the force, and the acceleration(pointing up) is pointing the opposite, so on a graph you have 2 different directions, angle wise, it's 180, for part A it's zero because the force is force applied, which is pointing upward, we took everything into account that is acting on it, since the cable is lifted up, its positive Y. since it's upward its w=fdcos( pi/2), which is one, one times a number, its the number. hopefully that helps
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What about the 100n of friction? Shouldn't c be expressed as w=100n(40)?
How can we have work, if we cant have an upward force - because it isn't accelerating?
is the force applied in the cable also the tension?
Hello, part c is confusing to me. Is F=0 because there is no acceleration? meaning EF=0? thx
Please how did you get the acceleration as 9.8 to get the weight
Hi Stanley! The weight of an object is equal to the mass of the object multiplied by the acceleration due to gravity - which is 9.8 m/s^2. The formula is F = ma. This acceleration is a constant number and should be memorized. Hopefully this helps!
8:38 So is the Fg considered positive be default regardless of direction? I did Wgrav = Fg*d*cosΘ = mg*d*cosΘ = (1500kg)(-9.8 m/s²)*40m*cos(180 deg) = -14,700 N * 40m * -1 = +588,000 J. What did I do wrong here? I mean isn't g = negative 9.8 m/s²? But then the cos(180 deg) makes the whole thing positive, which is confusing.
Is letter c.) zero because the whole lift itself doesn't move?
the lift moves at a constant velocity so there's no force. since work is force times distance and force is zero, then work equals zero
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