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Binge Artist
Bluelighter
Posting on BL whilst naked in class in a dream.....win
So, there are a couple different ways to interpret this sentence.
1. Having a dream about sitting around nude and posting on BL
2. Being naked in class, but still "sleep posting" on BL
Rogue Robot
Bluelight Crew
Does wearing only a towel count for something?
RedLeader
Bluelight Crew
#1, but "in class" following "nude."
I just woke up to Jeopardy being on TV. It was an incredibly odd experience coming into awake. The questions were affecting my dreams. Luckily it was just round 1, so it wasn't too extravagant.
I just woke up to Jeopardy being on TV. It was an incredibly odd experience coming into awake. The questions were affecting my dreams. Luckily it was just round 1, so it wasn't too extravagant.
Binge Artist
Bluelighter
Ay yo RL...sounds like we may have a victi...er..."participant"
RR...you should join us in OD...
Rogue Robot
Bluelight Crew
i'm on the phone....
RedLeader
Bluelight Crew
Let's just say that whoever is chosen as our new forum mod, better not be anti-gay. Or else the social could get awkward...
Should I have used "whomever"? I can only do numbers....
Should I have used "whomever"? I can only do numbers....
amanda_eats_pandas
Bluelighter
I can't figure this out for the life of me, my brain is switched to off at the moment so any help would be much appreciated:
A light rope is attached to a block with a mass of 4kg that rests on a horizontal frictionless surface. The rope passes over a frictionless, massless pulley and a block with mass m is suspended from the other end.
When the blocks are released the tension on the rope is 10N.
What is the acceleration of either block (2.5 m/s^2)
A light rope is attached to a block with a mass of 4kg that rests on a horizontal frictionless surface. The rope passes over a frictionless, massless pulley and a block with mass m is suspended from the other end.
When the blocks are released the tension on the rope is 10N.
What is the acceleration of either block (2.5 m/s^2)
RedLeader
Bluelight Crew
^ Is that the answer in parenthesis and you just want to know how to get it?
amanda_eats_pandas
Bluelighter
Yup yup.
RedLeader
Bluelight Crew
Okay, well you don't need to know m, as this is implicit in the tension (often in this kinda problem you get m and have to find T).
So apply Newton's Second Law: sum(F)=ma to a free-body diagram of the 4kg block.
Since there is no friction, sum(F)= T = 10N. Meaning 10=4*a, or a=10/4 or 2.5.
For the units, 1N = 1kg*m/s^2. So you should see where it all falls out from there
So apply Newton's Second Law: sum(F)=ma to a free-body diagram of the 4kg block.
Since there is no friction, sum(F)= T = 10N. Meaning 10=4*a, or a=10/4 or 2.5.
For the units, 1N = 1kg*m/s^2. So you should see where it all falls out from there
amanda_eats_pandas
Bluelighter
Dude, thank you so much. For some reason I'm stumbling through this chapter.
It makes sense, thanks :D
It makes sense, thanks :D
RedLeader
Bluelight Crew
Freshman physics? Technically we're not allowed to do other people's homework for them in this forum, so let's not make a habit of this (or just pretend to be really nerdy and doing it FOR FUN!). But we can give hints and such. So in the future, feel free to post stuff in E&C that you need help with (I minored in physics so I know this stuff, and Binge Artist is really smart too), but really it might just have to be about hints and stuff.
Good luck with the rest of your assignment!
amanda_eats_pandas
Bluelighter
Technically we're not allowed to do other people's homework for them in this forum, so let's not make a habit of this (or just pretend to be really nerdy and doing it FOR FUN!). But we can give hints and such. So in the future, feel free to post stuff in E&C that you need help with (I minored in physics so I know this stuff, and Binge Artist is really smart too), but really it might just have to be about hints and stuff.
Good luck with the rest of your assignment!
Essentially yeah, its the intro physics course here.
Technically that's not my homework, just some review problems that our quiz problems may happen to resemble
I'm bound to need more help so thanks.
Binge Artist
Bluelighter
^See, this is why I wasn't meant to be an E & C mod. Having no morals, I wouldn't care if people wanted to post homework for others to do.
RedLeader
Bluelight Crew
^ You just want them quid pro quos with struggling students from all-black colleges, correct?
Binge Artist
Bluelighter
^and may the aforementioned colleges be every bit as black as my soul.
RedLeader
Bluelight Crew
Binge Artist
Bluelighter
^haha.
Another BA FYI:
One of my favorite mathematical jokes is this:
1, 2, 3...4.
I put it in my papers whenever the opportunity arose. At Columbia, it got me a few "smiley faces", but at Ball State, it got me a few reprimands.
Another BA FYI:
One of my favorite mathematical jokes is this:
1, 2, 3...4.
I put it in my papers whenever the opportunity arose. At Columbia, it got me a few "smiley faces", but at Ball State, it got me a few reprimands.
RedLeader
Bluelight Crew
I put a footnote in my undergrad thesis "rough draft" which read:
"The upcoming section is extremely important, so I'd suggest you take a restroom break now if you need one. Or print out a second copy if you'd like some reading material."
I just got a red x over it. No comments. Just an x.
"The upcoming section is extremely important, so I'd suggest you take a restroom break now if you need one. Or print out a second copy if you'd like some reading material."
I just got a red x over it. No comments. Just an x.