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PHY 201
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A rubber band begins exerting a tension force when its length is 8 cm. As it is stretched to a length of 10 cm its tension increases with length, more or less steadily, until at the 10 cm length the tension is 3 Newtons.
•Between the 8 cm and 10 cm length, what are the minimum and maximum tensions?
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Minimum tension for 8 cm is 0 N
Maximum tension for 10 cm is 3 N
Average tension=(0 N+3 N)/2=1.5 N
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•Assuming that the tension in the rubber band is 100% conservative (which is not actually the case) what is its elastic potential energy at the 10 cm length?
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Because it is conservative, it can regain all of its tension; it is reversible. The elastic potential energy is equal to the work required to stretch the rubber band. Because its average force is 1.5 N (( 0 N + 3 N)/2 ), it would take .03 Joules to stretch the rubber band. Thus, its elastic potential energy is equal to .03 Joules at the 10 cm length, because it has an average force of 1.5 N applied over a .2 m distance.
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•If all this potential energy is transferred to the kinetic energy of an initially stationary 20 gram domino, what will be the velocity of the domino?
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We can use the formula for Kinetic Energy, which is equal to the Force multiplied ( applied ) over a displacement, the work. KE = 1/2 mv^2. If the KE is equal to the PE, and it is 100% conservative, the KE is equal to .03 Joules. Thus, the final velocity will be about 1.73 m/s.
W = F * 'ds = KE = 1/2* m * ((v)^2)
1.5 N * .02 m = 1/2 * .02 kg * v^2
.03 J = 1/2 * .02 kg * v^2
.06 J = .02 kg * v^2
3 m^2/s^2 = v^2
+-sqrt. ( 3 m^2/s^2 ) = v
+ sqrt. ( 3 m^2/s^2 ) = v
v = 1.73 m/s
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•If instead the rubber band is used to 'shoot' the domino straight upward, then how high will it rise?
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At 0 m/s, the domino will be at its highest height.
0 = 1.73 - 9.80t
-1.73 = -9.8 t
(-1.73/-9.8 ) = t
.1765 s= t
t = .177 s
Assuming it starts from a position of 0 m; the origin is its position. Thus, it rises .153 m above where it started.
position ( p ) = 1.73t - 4.90t^2
p = 1.73 ( .177 ) - 4.90 ( .177^2 )
p = .30621 - .1535121
p = .153 m ( above where it started )
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