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  • 1 m = 10 dm Vol (cylinder) = πr xh Mass of sphere = (4/3) (π) (r) x density

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    1 m = 10 dm Vol (cylinder) = πr xh Mass of sphere = (4/3) (π) (r) x density

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    1 m = 10 dm

    Vol (cylinder) = πr2 x h

    Mass of sphere = (4/3)( π)(r)3 x density

    Vf = Vi + at

    Vf 2= Vi2 + 2ax

    A X0 A

    C Z 90-X0

    B D B-Z (-ve)

    B C

    T C-T (+ve )

    Angle for D = -ve


    +ve -ve

    Fds `

    Fis mg

    mg

    N = mgcos(/)

    Friction force = N=
    k k mgcos(/) (-ve)

    W = Fd

    Work done by Ff = Ff x d

    Work done by gravity = fds x d

    T = tension (total force) (-ve because opposite way)


    L T R: sin (/) = r/L
     Tcos
    r a = v2/r a= v2/r
    Tsin

    mg

    Tension is on length:

    (/) Ttotal

    F = ma

    = m (v2/r) W = mg

    Tension on length (Ttotal) = weight ----- T = mg/cos(/)


    As the only force acting on the mass is gravity.

    Centripetal force = x
    Fc= mv2/r

    Vertical projectile: x = vit + ½*at2


    Horizontal projectile: x = vt

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