Using the largest angle of deflection of Ocean Motion, determine the value of g. (Period = 7.78 s, Height = 15.0 m) If a
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Using the largest angle of deflection of Ocean Motion, determine
the value of g.
(Period = 7.78 s, Height = 15.0 m)
If all of the heat lost to friction on the first hill of the
Rougarou is added to one liter of water, by how many degrees would
it change the temperature?
(Height of hill = 42 m, Velocity at the top = 2 m/s, Velocity at
the bottom = 26 m/s)
the value of g.
(Period = 7.78 s, Height = 15.0 m)
If all of the heat lost to friction on the first hill of the
Rougarou is added to one liter of water, by how many degrees would
it change the temperature?
(Height of hill = 42 m, Velocity at the top = 2 m/s, Velocity at
the bottom = 26 m/s)