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A 70Kg person jumps out of a plane and deploys a parachute, once the parachute is open the wind resistance acting on the person and the parachute is 900N. What is the direction and magnitude of the persons acceleration.

We start off by working out all the forces acting on the person and they're parachute, because they are joined together they can be considered as one object. We know the wind resistance and the only other...

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Answered by Joe C. Physics tutor
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What is induced in the core of a transformer

A magnetic field

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If a student uses an electric kettle connected to a 230V mains power supply, with a heating power of 1.8kW. Assuming negligable losses, answer the following: a) find the current in the kettle b) find the total energy transferred in 2 minutes of operation

a) The governing equation here is Power = current x voltage or P=IV. using this formula, 1,800 = I x 230 => I=1800/230 = 7.83 A (3sf) b) as watts is equal to joules/seconds, we can find the energy in j...

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Answered by Chris P. Physics tutor
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What is the maximum length a bungee rope with a spring constant of 100 Nm−1 can be for an 80kg man to be able to jump from 100m above a river without touching the water?

The key to solving this problem is realising that gravitational potential energy and elastic potential energy need to be equated. The gravitational potential energy of an object of mass m at height h abov...

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The friction coefficient of Formula 1 car tyres are around 1.7 in dry weather. Assuming sufficient power from the engine, calculate the theoretical best 0-100 km/h acceleration time in seconds. (neglect downforce, g=9.81m/s^2)

We have to appreciate the assumptions we are working with. The problem states that power is available infinitely, therefore the maximum acceleration influencing factor is the tire grip. It is reached when...

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Answered by Balazs V. Physics tutor
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