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    This document discusses the acceleration of a wire as it exits a pool of water. It calculates that: (1) the wire's initial speed was 2.52 m/s based on the distance it fell and acceleration due to gravity, (2) the wire's acceleration was 127 m/s^2 based on the change in speed over a short distance, and (3) using this acceleration and other known values, the resistance of the wire was calculated to be 0.20 ohms.

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    This document discusses the acceleration of a wire as it exits a pool of water. It calculates that: (1) the wire's initial speed was 2.52 m/s based on the distance it fell and acceleration due to gravity, (2) the wire's acceleration was 127 m/s^2 based on the change in speed over a short distance, and (3) using this acceleration and other known values, the resistance of the wire was calculated to be 0.20 ohms.

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    This document discusses the acceleration of a wire as it exits a pool of water. It calculates that: (1) the wire's initial speed was 2.52 m/s based on the distance it fell and acceleration due to gravity, (2) the wire's acceleration was 127 m/s^2 based on the change in speed over a short distance, and (3) using this acceleration and other known values, the resistance of the wire was calculated to be 0.20 ohms.

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    27.83: a)  y  0.350 m  0.025 m  0.

    325 m, we must subtract off the amount


    immersed since the bar is accelerating until it leaves the pools and thus hasn’t reached
    v 0 yet.
    2
    v 2  0  v0  2 gy  v0  2 gy.
     v0  2(9.8 m/s 2 )(0.325)  2.52 m/s.

    b) In a distance of 0.025 m the wire’s speed increases from zero to 2.52 m/s.
    v2 (2.52 m / s) 2
    a   127 m / s 2 . But
    2y 2(0.025 m)
    m( g  a ) (5.40  10 5 kg) ((127  9.8) m / s 2 )
    F  ILB  mg  ma  I    7.58 A.
    LB (0.15 m) (0.00650 T)
    V 1.50 V
    c)  V  IR  R  I  7.58 A  0.20 .

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