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Chalker, are you able to tell us what the other events that had strong pushback were? I admit that this caught my attention, too. However, I expect that we won't be hearing that detail ;) . Actually, I would be interested in sharing 2 of them (mainly because they are in my committee and I'd like to...

RBears6 wrote:Anyone know what the winning score was for nats?

Well... I don't remember the exact point value of the winning score... it was over 6000, but, I do know the distances off. Far target: 143mm, Near target: 0mm, both bucket shots hit the bottom.

The next team down had about 400 points less...

jkang wrote:

plaid suit guy2 wrote:Okay, I can't for the life of me find the oscillatory period of the hydrogen

Any luck yet?

nope

tang

Unome wrote:

Answer (Click to Show Hidden Text)

[math](10 m)(20/25*20 kg) + (15 m)(x kg) = (5 m)(15 kg) + (2.5 m)(4 kg)[/math]
[math]x=5kg[/math]
Definitely negative

Correct.

So I posted the question, then realized I would need the answers too, and then realized it was negative.

I did too, so it's all good. Oh, also, Now I get it. I forgot the \sigma F = 0 part... :oops: Assuming the lever has a constant density|4 kg except... shouldn't the weight of the lever arm increase as the arm goes further away from the fulcrum? This is an incorrect answer. The weight doesn't increa...

why do we not have [s][/s] for strike through?

I did too, so it's all good. Oh, also, You sure? The first problem is this divcanswer.png Try the second question. Now I get it. I forgot the \sigma F = 0 part... :oops: Assuming the lever has a constant density|4 kg except... shouldn't the weight of the lever arm increase as the arm goes further aw...

It't just ends up as 27.84N (exactly as written on the piece of paper I wrote the solution on last night at like 10:30. Tired me is better as physics, as it turns out )

done correctly

Unome wrote:

plaid suit guy2 wrote:You sure?
The first problem is this

divcanswer.png

Try the second question.

Wait... shouldn't be 10N?

...yes