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    Problem 1 can be summarized in 3 sentences: The problem involves calculating volume, mass, energy, and pressure using various given values and units. Calculations are shown to solve for unknown values requested by the problem statement. The final result is a pressure of 68.95 MPa. Problem 2 can be summarized in 3 sentences: The problem involves trigonometric functions used to calculate unknown values given information about distances, masses, gravity, and angles. Calculations are shown to solve the problem. The final result is a force of 1140 kg. Problem 3 can be summarized in 3 sentences: The problem introduces concepts of drag force, density, viscosity, and introduces the variables and

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    Problem 1 can be summarized in 3 sentences: The problem involves calculating volume, mass, energy, and pressure using various given values and units. Calculations are shown to solve for unknown values requested by the problem statement. The final result is a pressure of 68.95 MPa. Problem 2 can be summarized in 3 sentences: The problem involves trigonometric functions used to calculate unknown values given information about distances, masses, gravity, and angles. Calculations are shown to solve the problem. The final result is a force of 1140 kg. Problem 3 can be summarized in 3 sentences: The problem introduces concepts of drag force, density, viscosity, and introduces the variables and

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    1 ML E KJ: 110gators

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    Neha Siddiqui
    Problem 1 can be summarized in 3 sentences: The problem involves calculating volume, mass, energy, and pressure using various given values and units. Calculations are shown to solve for unknown values requested by the problem statement. The final result is a pressure of 68.95 MPa. Problem 2 can be summarized in 3 sentences: The problem involves trigonometric functions used to calculate unknown values given information about distances, masses, gravity, and angles. Calculations are shown to solve the problem. The final result is a force of 1140 kg. Problem 3 can be summarized in 3 sentences: The problem introduces concepts of drag force, density, viscosity, and introduces the variables and

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    Problem 1

    37850mL
    110
    gators 3781
    39
    M 37850Mt
    II 29.145kg

    E 29.145kg 4400
    KJ
    1,282,358

    D 110,000
    Iffy 68.9476MPa

    33 3
    91 FI C ktkg
    120,960
    68.95
    M 1,282.358
    10.60kg
    110.60
    89 a
    271.79L

    Problem 2

    25cm 15625cm Fk mysinα


    ms MA Y mgsinx
    In 5625cm

    f
    mycosa
    vmgs.in
    1140kg 9.81m f sin5 0.00001m
    0.007Pas 0.25m
    M 140kg
    V 812m15

    Problem3

    Fp f AVp
    Force Fp N kgm s MLT variables 4 FpA Vp
    3 ML T
    1 1 5mil
    dimensions
    LT
    Density p kg m ML3
    1 43 1
    1M ALL V14 p

    2 Parameter
    bing.in
    t t.it I.
    Ei Ei E I
    constant

    FD CPAV

    HEAVY

    3
    Ea dragforce distance

    can

    Eff 28 0
    0.0066

    4
    City d 50m Highway d 2000m

    É 10.0067150
    EI 0.006 2000

    0.3 12
    Energylostdueto airdrag for iscity lessthan for the highway Therefore the
    air drag matter doesn't matter for citydriving but matters for highway drawing
    Problem4

    settlingtime ts
    initialheight of droplets H
    gravitational acceleration
    density of droplets Pa
    g
    radius ofdroplets R
    dynamic viscosity of air Mair

    1 nk dimensionlessparameters Parameter
    DimensionEfing
    2 EliminateT EliminateM
    number of variables n 6
    number of primary dimensions k 3
    g 4 2 91151 FEE TIE
    nk 63 3 Pa
    EEE
    iiiEd
    Combinetogether

    119 s
    1
    Tl C

    9 c
    i isolateforts ts c
    g
    2 If the diameter is doubled the radius R is also doubled
    According to the equation t C
    If we double thevalue of R then the settlingtime f increases
    by f
    3 ts c
    g 1.81 105Pas

    fit 1500191m

    ts
    cy.is
    t C4s
    I's comb
    ts 9409.79s

    ts 2.61hours

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