Connor May Physics

MY PHYSICS PAGE IS BETTER THAN ALL OF YOURS! DON'T EVEN TRY TO BE LIKE ME!

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Midterm

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carbonephysics:

studying - Alg and Religion were easy, hoping the same for Physics :/

thanks

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LIKE THIS IS ME LIKE YAH

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Painted!

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nyyrule501:

This weekend my father and I painted my room! I was rolling the paint on wall and my dad was like steven hold it closer to the end like that its easier and stronger and i told him WOW I LEARNED THAT IN PHYSICS ITS MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE ….he shot me down and said “its common sense” MLIA (true story)

yeah yeah yeah....im sure that was the 1ST thing that popped into your head

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Im so Lost on TUMBLR....i don't know where or what or how I am on Tumblr. I get so lost and disfunctioned over break. Here are some equations:

PE= mgh 

KE= 1/2(m)(v)^2 

1/2(m)(v)^2 + mgh = 1/2(m)(v)^2 + mgh

AMA= Fr/Fe

IMA= De/Dr 

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Failure on the second piece of wood

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Cutting wood

I have been so friggin bored over break. Yesterday, I woke up and decided to chop some firewood. I went to my garage, got an axe, and split some firewood (will post pic tomorrow). I found it easier to split the wood when i was using the whole handle instead of only using a little bit. In other words, the farther away my hands were from the blade, the easier and more strength i had in splitting the wood. IS THAT MECHANICAL ADVANTAGE?!?!?!?! 

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Kinetic Energy

Kinetic Energy 

KE = 1/2mv^2

Kinetic energy equals one half of mass times velocity squared

Kinetic energy is present when something is moving. As Kinetic energy increases, potential energy decreases.

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Hi

Potential Energy

PE=mgh

Potential energy equals mass times gravity times height

The higher away from an object you go, the more potential energy you gain.

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christmas time

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christmas time

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Test

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you would

nyyrule501:

Didn’t study for the physics test, looked it over this morning, took it first period and it felt easy? theres something wrong with this haha! Usually when i think i did real good on a test i end up doing horrible… lets see how this one turns out.

8 MORE PERIODS TIL BREAK! 

336 MINUTES TIL BREAK! 

20160 SECONDS TIL BREAK! 

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LAST TEST BEFORE BREAK :O

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nyyrule501:

Finally break is coming up but we have a lot to study for this chapter… This is a kind of confusing yet simple chapter at the same time :S

Things to DEFINITELY know for the test

PE= mgh 

KE= 1/2(m)(v)^2 

1/2(m)(v)^2 + mgh = 1/2(m)(v)^2 + mgh

AMA= Fr/Fe

IMA= De/Dr 

e= (AMA/IMA) x 100 or e= (FrDe)/(FeDr) x 100 

REMEMBER W=1/2mv^2=KE 

W= Fd 

Pes= 1/2kx^2 

Fs= 1/2kx

i like this a lot

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Textbook Problem

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lmm1093:

Here is a problem from the textbook to refresh what we did for hw last night:

This is from number 27 on page 272:

You exert a force of 225 N on a lever to raise a 1.25 x 10^3 N rock a distance of 13 cm. If the efficiency of the lever is 88.7 %, how far did you move your end of the lever?

e = Wo/Wi x 100%

e = FrDr/FeDe x 100%

e = 88.7 %

Fr = 1.25 x 10^3 N

Dr = 0.13 m

Fe = 225 N

De = ?

looking for De

De = FrDr x 100% / Fe x e

De = ((1.25 x 10^3) x 0.13 m x 100%) / 225 N x 88.7%

De = 0.81 m

thanks for doing all that louie....you really widened my horizons

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input & output

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laaaaax:

Fe x De = Fr x Dr

input must always equal output

AMA= Output F/ Input F

IMA= De/Dr

good equations....but your posts need some more life

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Just fell down my stairs

I just cooked some cinna-bons because my mom went out to dinner and I was hungry. I was upstairs in my room and I heard the oven go off. I ran downstairs and low and behold, my PHYSICS REGENTS BOOK was on the landing. What happens? I slip on the book and fall into the kitchen. Now, with a sore hip and a headache, i have to do my physics homework. This all reminded me of when Mr. Love slipped on the skateboard and when i threw the bowling ball while on the skateboard. With every action, there is an opposite reaction.

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conservation of energy!

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short and simple. love it.

jack2294:

conservation of energy formula——> PE1 + KE1 = PE2 +KE2

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Rangers Game

Just went to the rangers game with Dan Martin and Hank DeSanti. Should have spoke up when I saw it. BUT, whenever a player was checked up against the boards, the boards went back a little bit, but then came back and exerted force on the player. I don't know about you but i sense a little Newtons Third Law Action going on.

Goodnight Everyone.