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Decibel Level 23Af9F
1. **Problem statement:** We need to find the sound level $\beta$ in decibels for a rustle of leaves with sound intensity $I = 1 \times 10^{-11}$ W/m² using the formula:
$$\beta =
Weight Difference F38C14
1. **State the problem:** We need to find how much more the weight of the module is on Earth compared to Venus, given the weight on Venus is 1356.27 kg.
2. **Given data:**
Weight Difference 6Adc97
1. **State the problem:** We need to find how much more the weight of the Huygens lander is on Earth compared to Titan, expressed in kilograms.
2. **Given data:**
Weight Difference 8E2D2E
1. **State the problem:** We need to find how much heavier the Tesla Roadster is on Earth compared to Mars, given its weight on Earth in pounds and its weight on Mars in kilograms.
Pressure Calculations F2A3Df
1. **Problem:** A vacuum gauge reads 30 kPa and the barometric pressure is 755 mm Hg. Find the absolute pressure in the tank.
2. **Formula:** Absolute pressure $P_{abs} = P_{barome
Pressure Calculations Cd2C38
1. **Problem:** A vacuum gauge reads 30 kPa and the barometric pressure is 755 mm Hg. Find the absolute pressure in the tank.
2. **Formula:** Absolute pressure $P_{abs} = P_{barome
Forces Equilibrium 874E5A
1. **Problem 9:** Find the minimum number of non-equal coplanar forces in equilibrium.
- In physics, for forces to be in equilibrium, their vector sum must be zero.
Resultant Force 5E83Da
1. نبدأ ببيان المشكلة: لدينا ثلاث قوى تؤثر في نقطة واحدة، مقدارها 60، 88، و60 ليون، واتجاهاتها هي: القوة الأولى شمالاً، القوة الثانية بزاوية 20 درجة جنوب الغرب، والقوة الثالثة بزاو
Angle Between Forces 38D30F
1. **Problem statement:** Given a body under three parallel forces at a point with magnitudes 0, 4, and 5 Newtons, find the angle between the second and third forces.
2. **Understa
Marble Collision 4Ff748
1. **State the problem:** A green marble moving at 0.7 m/s hits a stationary blue marble. After collision, the blue marble moves at 1.0 m/s. Both marbles have the same mass of 3.0
Marble Collision 1A94Fb
1. **Stating the problem:** A green marble moving at 0.7 m/s hits a stationary blue marble. After collision, the blue marble moves at 1.0 m/s. Both marbles weigh 3.0 g. We need to
Rocket Height 69F0D1
1. **Problem statement:** A water rocket is launched from the ground with an initial velocity of 32 m/s. It reaches a height of 44 m after 2 seconds and stays in the air for 6 seco
Max Force Fishing Line 7A3A87
1. **Problem Statement:**
We have a fishing line with a tensile strength of 25 lbs used at point B to fasten two members together. We need to find the maximum force $F$ that can be
Displacement Vector 145Da4
1. **Problem statement:** A person walks 10 minutes in a direction 53° north of east, then 10 meters north, and finally 20 minutes in a direction 37° north of west. We need to find
Static Friction 8378E1
1. **Problem statement:**
Calculate the coefficient of static friction $\mu_s$ for a system where a 25 kg block rests on a rough horizontal plane connected by a string over a smoot
Static Friction 7D744F
1. **Problem statement:** Find the coefficient of static friction $\mu_s$ for a system with a smooth pulley, a rough horizontal plane, and masses 25 kg on the plane and 15 kg hangi
Tension Force D21734
1. **Problem statement:** A body weighing 90 gm.wt is attached to a 30 cm string. It is pulled by a horizontal force and comes to equilibrium when it is 24 cm apart from the wall.
Bus Velocity 935A78
1. **Problem Statement:**
Given a velocity-time graph for a bus journey lasting 45 seconds, find:
Velocity Displacement 76Bbff
1. **Problem statement:**
Calculate the total displacement traveled by the object over the entire journey given the velocity-time graph.
Train Length 3Db603
1. **Problem Statement:** A train travels at 40 m/s and takes 2.0 s to pass a man standing by the railway track. Find the length of the train.
2. **Formula Used:** The length of th
Energy Condensation Cecc51
1. **State the problem:** Calculate the energy needed to condense 33.27 g of water vapor at 100°C into liquid water at 100°C.
2. **Formula used:** The energy required for condensat