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GR8677 #7
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Mechanics }Statics
Straight-forward Newtonian statics:
\Rightarrow T\sin(\theta)=F<br />
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-mg\Rightarrow T\cos(\theta)=mg<br />
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Divide the two equations above, cancel T's, and get: \par
. Choice A is right.
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signminus 2010-08-01 12:15:58 | Not quite. The question asks for the angle, . As in the posted solution, we have
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To invert this equation, we do
)=\text{tan}^{-1}(0.5))
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answer A.
signminus 2010-08-01 12:16:42 |
Oops, meant that as a reply to rlorek's comment below.
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|  | rlorek 2010-07-30 12:32:55 | This was worked out well, but the answers are looking for "arc" functions which are the inverse of normal trig functions.
The inverse of tan(theta)=0.5 is...
arctan(theta)=2.0
Therefor "C" should be the correct answer. |  | belle 2009-10-11 13:50:56 | This also solvable with simple geometric tactics
tan(theta)=
using g=10
tan(theta)=.5
|  | kostas 2007-01-09 12:42:27 | I see the answers but I cannot find the questions. Where are they? There was a "jump into the question" buton in the old site that I can't see now
yosun 2007-02-22 19:09:03 |
I am in the process of typing up the questions. Currently, only GR8677 is available as graphics file displayed next to the official solution. GR9277 questions will be available shortly, and the rest, eventually.
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