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11/3/2011
Newton’s 2nd Law
• The connection between motion and forces
ΣF=ma
Forces
Motion
FBDs
MDs
Practice Problem
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Physics Principles
Circle the Object
Draw Coordinate
Identify Forces, On & By
Make Component Table
Write Newton’s Law in
Component Form
• List other information
• Solve
• Evaluate
Practice Problem
Practice Problem
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Physics Principles
Circle the Object
Draw Coordinate
Identify Forces, On & By
Make Component Table
Write Newton’s Law in
Component Form
• List other information
• Solve
• Evaluate
The parachute on a race
car of weight 8 500 N
opens at the end of a
racewhen the car is
traveling at 40 m/s. What
force must be supplied by
the parachute to stop the
car in a distance of 1 000
m?
Practice Problem
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Physics Principles
Circle the Object
Draw Coordinate
Identify Forces, On & By
Make Component Table
Write Newton’s Law in
Component Form
• List other information
• Solve
• Evaluate
A 7.0-kg bucket of
tools is raised from
the ground by a
rope. If the upward
acceleration of the
bucket is 4.0 m/s2,
find the force
exerted by the rope
on the bucket.
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Physics Principles
Circle the Object
Draw Coordinate
Identify Forces, On & By
Make Component Table
Write Newton’s Law in
Component Form
• List other information
• Solve
• Evaluate
A 50.0-kg wagon is towed
up a hill inclined at 20°
with above the horizontal.
The tow rope is parallel to
the incline and has a
tension of 150 N. Assume
that the wagon starts
from rest at the bottom of
the hill, and neglect
friction. How fast is the
wagon going after moving
60.0 m up the hill?
Answers
Two boxes of fruit on a
horizontal surface are
connected by a string,
where m1 = 10 kg and m2 =
20 kg. A force of 50 N is
applied to the 20-kg box.
Determine the acceleration
of each box & the tension in
the string. The coefficient of
kinetic friction is 0.10.
• 1. T=96.6 N up
• 2. T=694 N in direction opposite the velocity.
• 3. Newton’s 2nd law equation:
When Wx=167.6 what is a and how does that value match with the problem
statement. Can you find what is wrong?
∑F
x
= ma x
T − Wx = 50kg (a x )
150 N − Wx = 50kg (a x )
• 4. T=16.7 N right and a =0.69 m/s2 right
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