Am I the only one who put 2.62 radians for the conversion from 150 degrees? 1 radian is 57.3 ish so I divided 150 by 57.3 and got 2.618 something.. Probs wrong
They gave the values in the question so I presume you can use them to work out the value of g . I did this and the sun had a larger value than the moon
They gave the values in the question so I presume you can use them to work out the value of g . I did this and the sun had a larger value than the moon
I didn't get that question, it asks for gravitational strength on the satelitle, but it only gave distances from the earth to the sun/moon
it didn't give the distance from the earth to the satellite
They gave the values in the question so I presume you can use them to work out the value of g . I did this and the sun had a larger value than the moon
The question asked for the change in momentum of the 8000 kg truck, so the momentum before was 20,000 and the final was 8,000 giving a change of 12,000