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Newton’s Law of Gravitation and the Universal Gravitational Constant
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Newton’s Law of Gravitation and the Universal Gravitational Constant

Posted by admin August 2, 2021
Last time we discussed the term acceleration of gravity, a physical phenomenon posited by Sir…
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Equations Used to Manipulate Torque Relative to Horsepower
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Equations Used to Manipulate Torque Relative to Horsepower

Posted by admin August 2, 2021
 Already we learned that we can get more torque out of a motor by using…
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The Mathematical Link Between Gears in a Gear Train
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The Mathematical Link Between Gears in a Gear Train

Posted by admin August 2, 2021
Previously we analyzed the angular relationship between the Force and Distance vectors in this simple gear train.   here we’ll…
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Pulleys as a Work Input-Outut Device
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Pulleys as a Work Input-Outut Device

Posted by admin August 2, 2021
In our previous topic we saw how adding extra pulleys resulted in mechanical advantage being doubled, which…
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Dynamic Lifting is Easier With a Compound Pulley
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Dynamic Lifting is Easier With a Compound Pulley

Posted by admin August 2, 2021
 Dynamic Lifting is Easier With a Compound PulleyIf you’ll recall from our last topic, Mr.…
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Mechanical Advantage of a Compound Pulley
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Mechanical Advantage of a Compound Pulley

Posted by admin August 2, 2021
In this Topic series on pulleys we’ve gone from discussing the simple pulley to the improved simple pulley to…
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The Compound Pulley
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The Compound Pulley

Posted by admin August 2, 2021
Sometimes one of something just isn’t enough, like one potato chip, one glass of wine……
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Using a Free Body Diagram to Understand Simple Pulleys
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Using a Free Body Diagram to Understand Simple Pulleys

Posted by admin August 2, 2021
Sometimes the simplest alteration in design results in a huge improvement, a truth I’ve discovered…
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The Simple Pulley Gives Us a Lift
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The Simple Pulley Gives Us a Lift

Posted by admin August 2, 2021
Lifting heavy objects into position always presents a challenge, whether it’s a mom lifting a…
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Kinetic Energy to Work, Work to Kinetic Energy
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Kinetic Energy to Work, Work to Kinetic Energy

Posted by admin August 2, 2021
Last time we watched our example ceramic coffee mug crash to a concrete floor, where…
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