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    Velocity: 1. Calculate the velocity of a car that travels 556 kilometers northeast in 3.4 hours. Leave your answer in kilometres per hour. 2. What is the velocity of a ball rolling down a 3.4 meters hill in 6 seconds? 3. If a projectile files north 387 meters in 5.8 seconds‚ what is its velocity? 4. Calculate the velocity of the mountain climber‚ If the climber is moving northeast at a pace of 60 meters in 30 seconds. 5. What is the velocity of a motorcycle travelling

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    being able to fire a projectile to a distance of up to three hundred yards accurately. It consists of a lever arm laid across a supporting crossbeam (the fulcrum)‚ a heavy counterweight on one end‚ and a sling on the other. The sling would hold the load (projectile) during battle and eject it on operation of the lever arm. The weight end is usually about a fourth of the length of the resistance end‚ as the counterweight would be more than four times heavier than the projectile for maximum accuracy

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    continuum may advise that the next level of force be used‚ in many cases‚ pepper spray (Pearson‚ 2003). If the subject is wielding a firearm‚ lethal force may then be used. Law enforcement has long recognized that a wide and dangerous gap exists in the range of tools available to them. The only tools traditionally available‚ baton or gun‚ may be either too weak or too strong a response to some situations. This fact became clear after the Supreme Court ruled in Tennessee v. Garner that the use of deadly

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    Assignment 1: Kinematics in 2 and 3 Dimensions Due: 2:00am on Saturday‚ September 4‚ 2010 Note: To understand how points are awarded‚ read your instructor’s Grading Policy. [Switch to Standard Assignment View] Arrow Hits Apple An arrow is shot at an angle of above the horizontal. The arrow hits a tree a horizontal distance away‚ at the same height above the ground as it was shot. Use for the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity. Part A Find ‚ the time that the arrow

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    THE SCOPE OF PHYSICS CHAPTER # 1 QUESTIONS shahali_81@yahoo.com QUESTIONS 1994 Q.1 Q.8 (a) (a) Name three Muslim scientists? (3) Fill in the blanks:(1) (viii) The dimension of any physical quantity can always be expressed as some combination of the fundamental quantities. 1995 Q.1 (c) What are the dimensions of angular velocity “ω”? Show that the equation √ is (3) (1) dimensionally correct‚ where “T” is the time period of a simple pendulum of length “ ” at the place where acceleration

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    generation of police officers‚ community and problem-oriented policing have been advanced by their advocates as powerful organizing themes for an emergent style of public safety. How these themes have impacted American policing is yet uncertain. The range and complexity of programs associated with community and problem-oriented policing have often precluded systematic scientific investigation. Moreover‚ community and problem-oriented policing are themselves “moving targets”—changing and modifying themselves

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    them‚ mainly differentiated by size‚ the light and the heavy. The light catapult was utilized to hurl small projectiles‚ such as arrows‚ small rocks‚ and javalines. The larger‚ heavier catapult could throw stones up to 60 pounds. The mechanism that propelled the projectile was usually tightly twisted animal sinew or human hair and had a range of about 450 meters with an eight pound projectile. Although these were utilized by Alexander in many of his battles they were considered to be rather

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    Biomechanics in Badminton

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    the study of the mechanical laws relating to the movement or structure of living organisms (Random House Dictionary‚ 2014). The biomechanical principles that will be discussed in this presentation are stability‚ balance‚ summation of forces‚ and projectile motion. They pin point the strengths and/or weaknesses of the player to help the players to improve their performance. ANALYSIS OF THE SKILL The objective of a smash in a game of badminton is to produce a fast downwards shot‚ aimed at the

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    dependent on men and firepower‚ so the side with the best guns would come to victory. The French military had a range of modern weapons. For example‚ they armed their men with the ‘Chassepot’‚ a modern rifle which was much more powerful than the Prussian Gun. The Chassepot (named after its creator) was a large evolution from the Minié rifle. It was bolt-action and had a firing range of about 1.2km. It could fire about 8-15 rounds a second‚ unlike the Minié which fire about 2-3 shots per minute.

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    and discuss. Thus‚ I am going to look at the speed‚ the angle‚ and the height of release. These factors are particularly important to performance of the shot put and discus but there are many other important factors that also contribute‚ including range of motion‚ timing‚ position‚ internal force‚ and external force. The next area that we are going to look at is speed. Results from studies done by M. Hubbard et al. showed that Achievable release speed decreases with increasing release angle at

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