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- mmm that donut the teacher drew looks delish.

"mmm that donut the teacher drew looks delish. "

 

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    Dambo? Is it really you?
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    If I had points to spare, I would totally do this
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    i found x! "... x"
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    gringos maricas por eso es q la gente mas estúpida e ignorante vive allá lástima jajaja llorenla perros hijueputas!!! jajajaja
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    :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) i can't stop laughing xD "No. there's an elephant in the way."
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    That question is scientifically flawed. The elephant IS in the way. Kudos to the kid!
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    Elaphant=FTW
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    Oh god, I literally LOL'd.
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    At all the retards commenting on the frictionless ramp. Unless you're trolling (in which case you aren't a retard), this is theoretical physics. Anyone with half a brain knows that a frictionless ramp doesn't exist.
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    IRRELEPHANT!
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    looks like the elephant is gonna get smashed by the 3kg-object.. ;D poor elephant.. RIP! :'(
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    someone get that elephant out of v way
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    Crap. Too much time in physics. Figured it out in my head. Crap. BTW, x=5.4m.
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    it means move back, up the slope.. it has to do with the spring constant
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    I LOVE THIS ANSWER XD!
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    in response to this ===> "(b) Does the object continue to move after it comes to rest?" - ummmm no. I must say, who ever said that is totally retarded. the oject wil rest for a small glimps of time then be shot back up the ramp by the spring...... dear God who ever said that is dumb
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    That was a stupid answer. The kid was doing everything just right. Ug = mgh = (3.00kg)(9.81m/s^2)(5m) = 147J Us = .5kx^2 = .5(100N/m)x^2 By the Work-Energy Theorem: Ei = Ef Ug = Us mgh = .5kx^2 x = sqrt(2mgh/k) x = sqrt[2(3.00kg)(9.81m/s^2)(5m)/(100N/m)] x = sqrt(2.943m^2) x = 1.72m
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    Holy shit. I know this kid :D I was in his class. I lol'd so hard when I saw his test back.
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    look out elephant!...its coming to spank you!!
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    That problem is so easy. All you have to do is set 1/2kx^2 equal to mgh and solve for x.

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