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Lnewqban
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Gyroscopic effect in quadcopters
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Good! That we can explain. Sorry, English is not my native language. I meant, what is bothersome on control and/or stability of our...
Today, 11:46 AM
Lnewqban
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Range of an object launched on a downward hill
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I have not claimed that. :frown:
Today, 11:37 AM
Lnewqban
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Range of an object launched on a downward hill
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I believe it is clearly explained (for the horizontal land case) in the link in post #4 above. Please, read it when you have time...
Today, 11:29 AM
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Do you think this funny car could accelerate as quickly if it were front wheel drive? :wink...
Today, 11:16 AM
Lnewqban
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Engineering
Impact of weight distribution on the acceleration of cars
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This car does not have any driving wheels. It is pushed forward by a built-in plunge. I see no reason for obtaining different results...
Today, 11:15 AM
Lnewqban
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Range of an object launched on a downward hill
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Note that the maximum range for horizontal surface is achieved at 45° for the Vi vector. Please, see...
Today, 12:02 AM
Lnewqban
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Find the direction and the magnitude of Frictional force
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The key phrase here is "the block... which is at rest". Meaning all forces acting along the direction of freedom of movement cancel each...
Yesterday, 11:25 PM
Lnewqban
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Find the direction and the magnitude of Frictional force
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The reaction force is perpendicular to the direction of freedom of movement of the block.
Yesterday, 10:58 PM
Lnewqban
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Range of an object launched on a downward hill
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Yesterday, 10:24 PM
Lnewqban
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Gear on fixed rack, force analysis
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Welcome, Emilio! What are you trying to move with that apparatus? You will need two wheels above the rail, …or two rails and four...
Yesterday, 2:07 PM
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The surface/rope deform until the resistance to deformation (contact force) becomes large enough to balance the gravitational force on...
Yesterday, 1:52 PM
Lnewqban
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Gyroscopic effect in quadcopters
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Welcome, @user1234 ! The gyroscopic effect should appear only for pitch and roll. Is that correct? If so, what all the articles that...
Yesterday, 1:20 PM
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Weight and force of gravity
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The attractive forces of the gravitational field are always present, regardless of solid contact or not. Weight is only the vertical...
Yesterday, 12:46 PM
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… huh. Is it possible to TIG weld the pin ends in place before implantation? Or is that connection one that must be made during the...
Yesterday, 12:26 PM
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Thanks for the drawing. I'm pretty familiar with human A&P, but I'm having a hard time picturing where I would place that in a patient...
Yesterday, 12:25 PM
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