Physics: Principles with Applications (7th Edition)

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ISBN 10: 0-32162-592-7
ISBN 13: 978-0-32162-592-2

Chapter 5 - Circular Motion; Gravitation - Search and Learn - Page 137: 1

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Ex. 5–1: (i) The ball (ii) tension in the string attached to the ball. Ex. 5–2: (i) The moon (ii) gravitational force pulling on the moon from the Earth. Ex. 5–3: (i) The ball (ii) tension in the string attached to the ball. Ex. 5–4: (i) The ball (ii) at the top it is the sum of the tension and its weight. At the bottom it is the tension minus its weight. Ex. 5–5: (i) The tetherball (ii) the horizontal component of the tension. Ex. 5–6: (i) The car (ii) the force of friction on the tires from the road. Ex. 5–7: (i) The car (ii) the horizontal component of the normal force. Ex. 5–8: (i) The car (ii) the radial component of the friction. Ex. 5–9: Not applicable Ex. 5–10: (i) The spacecraft (ii) gravitational force pulling on the spacecraft from the Earth. Ex. 5–11: Not applicable Ex. 5–12: (i) The satellite (ii) gravitational force pulling on the satellite from the Earth. Ex. 5–13: (i) Mars (ii) gravitational force pulling on Mars from the sun. Ex. 5–14: (i) Earth (ii) gravitational force pulling on Earth from the sun.
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