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This is an example of circular motion caused by a centripetal force. In this case, the centripetal force is the gravitational force between the Earth and the object. Linking the equations for circular ...

Fluorescent tubes are filled with low pressure mercury, when an electric current is passed through, the electrons in mercury are excited and move to a high energy level, this high level state is unstab...

initial speed: v =  72 km/h = 20 m/s. 
mass: m = 0.7 kg
time of the impact: t = 0.1 s
average force: F
The speed after impact is the same as initial speed, but velocity has got ...

Speed and velocity may seem like identical measures but this is not the case. Speed is a scalar measurement meaning it only takes into account magnitude not direction, velocity is a vector quantity and...

Imagine a following situation: a stationary (not moving) object with a mass of 5 kg is suspended in the air by two strings. The angles between strings and the vertical directions are 15 and 55 degrees. Wh...