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Newtonian mechanics discusses the movement of classical bodies under the influence of forces by applying Newton’s three laws. For more general concepts, use [classical-mechanics]. For Newton’s description of gravity, use [newtonian-gravity].
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Counter rotating two ring type flywheel on same imagenery axis: will they try to remain in s...
According to image a motor rotate two ring type flywheels(their mass concentrated away from center) one in clockwise other in anti-clockwise at high speed. If we try to change their rotation axis in s …
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Will this Rocket hit ground in same time for both cases or any diffeence (see fig)?
Only Gravitation force exist.
Rocket dropped from height $h$ on ground.
Without firing rocket can hit ground in $t$ second.Rocket has enough fuel for journey of $T$ time.
Rocket does not have any kind …
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How to calculate force required to change a flywheel(rotating) at 180 degree angle or diffre...
As we try to change direction axis of flywheel which is rotating on his own spin axis, feel a force which resist this change.
So how can I calculate required minimum force to change direction of axis …
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