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Vectors - Urbana School District #116
... below) to any values you choose. (The program won’t allow a change that is physically impossible.) 2. Record the angles that are displayed below the forces. They are measured from the vertical. 3. Using the angles given and the blue and red tensions, do the math to prove that the computer program re ...
... below) to any values you choose. (The program won’t allow a change that is physically impossible.) 2. Record the angles that are displayed below the forces. They are measured from the vertical. 3. Using the angles given and the blue and red tensions, do the math to prove that the computer program re ...
Inertia and Momentum
... What is Momentum? Objects at rest had no impedo. A rock rolling down a hill had impedo. More faster it moved, the more impedo it had. The change in impedo depended on force and how long the force acted. ...
... What is Momentum? Objects at rest had no impedo. A rock rolling down a hill had impedo. More faster it moved, the more impedo it had. The change in impedo depended on force and how long the force acted. ...
