Physics of a Fly-Board: Lifting a Rider and Calculating Pump Power
Analyzing the physics of a fly-board by calculating the thrust required to lift the rider and the power needed for steady flow.
Analyzing the physics of a fly-board by calculating the thrust required to lift the rider and the power needed for steady flow.
A detailed analysis of the James Webb Space Telescope's orbit using gravitational physics and approximations.
An in-depth analysis of a ballistic pendulum problem, demonstrating conservation of angular momentum and energy.
Analyzing the physics behind a bicycle's jump over a container using kinematics and projectile motion.
Determining the launch angle of a ball given the work done on it and its kinetic energy at the highest point of the trajectory.
Analyzing and comparing the final angular velocities of a rotating rod in three distinct cases using conservation of angular momentum.
A body slides up and down an inclined plane. How fast is it moving when it returns to its starting point?
Analyzing the moments of inertia for various fractions of solid disks with different masses and radii.
Using two approaches—kinematics and kinetics—to calculate the coefficient of friction for a system involving two identical blocks connected via a massless pulley.
Exploring the variation in total acceleration and tension force for a pendulum on the Moon released from a horizontal position to vertical.