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a) what is the maximum possible theta? in other words, what is theta when the ladder is on the verge of slipping?
b) for a given theta, between 0 and the maximum possible theta, calculate the forces on the ladder.
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Off Topic physics problem :Da) what is the maximum possible theta? in other words, what is theta when the ladder is on the verge of slipping?
b) for a given theta, between 0 and the maximum possible theta, calculate the forces on the ladder.
Surplus hat geschriebenIs this your homework?
Lool. I think this is your homework..what Grade/Year are you? Im Grade 6 so i dont know this stuffs.
ULtiMa hat geschrieben Surplus hat geschriebenIs this your homework?
Lool. I think this is your homework..what Grade/Year are you? Im Grade 6 so i dont know this stuffs.
You are only grade 6 ? Iam Grade 7
Oh and I'm Dutch, so maybe I'd know the answer when you'd write it in something like:
Ladder against wall = U,G,W (triangle)
The middle of the ladder is the center of weight.
U,G = Ladder-ground
U,W = Ladder-wall
1. What is the maximum ammount of degrees (360') the ladder could reach without falling
Well if you say the ladder against the wall == 0' and the ladder on the ground == 90', the maximum theta possible is 45', cause the middle of the ladder is the center of weight.
2. sorry I don't get that part
MrShock hat geschriebenHere in Phillipines there is no GR.7 Nor 8. But if they're adding it WTF. other money will be spent because of that.
Alistaire: FlooD probably expects some sort of fancy formulas which return all forces on the ladder for each theta between 0 and max.@
ULtiMa: I find that hard to believe. Maybe it's just called different in the Phillipines (like in Holland, grade 11 is called grade 5 here; we restart counting after 6 (which is called 8 here btw)). Children in grade six would usually be about 12 years old in the North American (and possibly a whole lot of other countries as well) system. Banaan hat geschrieben@ Alistaire: FlooD probably expects some sort of fancy formulas which return all forces on the ladder for each theta between 0 and max.
@ ULtiMa: I find that hard to believe. Maybe it's just called different in the Phillipines (like in Holland, grade 11 is called grade 5 here; we restart counting after 6 (which is called 8 here btw)). Children in grade six would usually be about 12 years old in the North American (and possibly a whole lot of other countries as well) system.
Alistaire: FlooD probably expects some sort of fancy formulas which return all forces on the ladder for each theta between 0 and max.@
ULtiMa: I find that hard to believe. Maybe it's just called different in the Phillipines (like in Holland, grade 11 is called grade 5 here; we restart counting after 6 (which is called 8 here btw)). Children in grade six would usually be about 12 years old in the North American (and possibly a whole lot of other countries as well) system.Here in Portugal, in grade 6 there are children from 10 to 11 years old.
medeiros hat geschrieben Banaan hat geschrieben@ Alistaire: FlooD probably expects some sort of fancy formulas which return all forces on the ladder for each theta between 0 and max.
@ ULtiMa: I find that hard to believe. Maybe it's just called different in the Phillipines (like in Holland, grade 11 is called grade 5 here; we restart counting after 6 (which is called 8 here btw)). Children in grade six would usually be about 12 years old in the North American (and possibly a whole lot of other countries as well) system.
Alistaire: FlooD probably expects some sort of fancy formulas which return all forces on the ladder for each theta between 0 and max.@
ULtiMa: I find that hard to believe. Maybe it's just called different in the Phillipines (like in Holland, grade 11 is called grade 5 here; we restart counting after 6 (which is called 8 here btw)). Children in grade six would usually be about 12 years old in the North American (and possibly a whole lot of other countries as well) system.Here in Portugal, in grade 6 there are children from 10 to 11 years old.
We, in CZ have Grade 1 - Grade 9 (Grade 9 are 14-15 years old)
And btw, im good in physics, but unfortunately i can't understand english therms
Now stick to the God damn topic!
Learn maths, you lazy CS2D addict
Someone has a problem, don't copy me in trolling, makes my jokes lame.
Alistaire hat geschriebenWell then go solve his maths problem, good boys!
No?