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Can anyone help with the equations for these problems?
Q. I really am just looking for the equations, not the answers. I have tried my textbook and online. Once I have the equations I think I can finish my study guide and understand them. So any help is appreciated!! Thanks!! You have two round rocks you are trying to push across level ground. The rock closest to you has a mass of 100 kg. The other rock has a mass of 18 kg. You push with a force of 4551 N. The coefficient of friction between both rocks and the ground is 0.57. 1. What is the total force on the system? 2. What is the acceleration of the center-of-mass of the system? 3. Assume a normal force between the rocks of 2275.5. What is the total force on each rock? 4. What is the acceleration on each rock? 5. What is the sum of the… [cont.]
Asked by Sassy - Thu Apr 3 19:14:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1. f = (m + M)a = P - F; where P = 4551 N and F = kg(m + M). k = .57, M = 100 kg, and m = 18 kg. f is the net horizontal force acting on the two-rock system. You can solve for f. There is also a vertical force due to gravity on both rocks. This is W = (m + M)g where g ~ 9.81 m/sec^2. This is their combined weight that is offset by a push back by the surface on which they are moving. Note that F = kW in this case. 2. a = (P - F)/(M + m); if P = F, then there is no acceleration. If P > F, then there will be positive acceleration. Note that both rocks are accelerating at the same rate (a). This has to be if the two rocks are touching and moving together in the same direction. 3. Have no clue what this is...what does it mean "betwe [cont.]
Answered by oldprof - Thu Apr 3 20:02:06 2008

Cell Biology Questions - Genetics?
Q. Question for cell bio - genetics related questions: answer any if you can please preparing for dcats.. IS statement true or false. If false, explain why. 1. Primase is needed to initiate DNA replication on both the leading strand and the lagging strand. 2. The Sliding clamp is loaded once on each DNA strand, where it remains associated until replication is complete. 3. Telomerase is a DNA Polymerase that carries its own RNA molecule to use as a primer at the end of the lagging strand. 4. Primase requires a proofreading function that ensures that there are no errors in the RNA primers used for DNA replication. 5. A molecule of bacterial dna introduced into a yeast cell is imported into the nucleus but fails to replicate. Which… [cont.]
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A. I think they are all true
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Do I have mono . .?
Q. I have had a migraine the whole time too, but I blame my heavy backpack and it was proven. Though the heavy amount of 6 Excedrin a day could mask or cause symptoms. I'm down to 2 a day. but now I hurt lol. First I've lost about 4 bs this week. I have had no apatite ( I like this symptom). I ate a hotepocket, and a tiquito ( 2 soda drinks, loths of fluids).. oh a Salad too in the morning. I had to force thouse. I forced more food today as its thanksgiving and I put a days work into it! I've been sick for over a month. I've been given two rounds of a green anti biotic ( 4 a day). I'm in the middle of my second bottle. I was sick for two weeks, then I made out with a girl that had meningitis. I got the first set of apills about 5 days… [cont.]
Asked by Lnc - Thu Nov 26 23:49:01 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi Lnc. symptoms of mono the initial symptoms of mono are a general lack of energy or malaise, a loss of appetite, and chills. These initial symptoms can last from one to three days before the more intense symptoms of the illness begin. The more common intense symptoms include a severe sore throat, fever, and swollen lymph nodes (glands) in the neck area. It is typically the severe sore throat that prompts people to contact their doctor. signs of mono in addition to a fever from 102 F-104 F, the most common signs of mono are a very reddened throat and tonsils and swollen lymph glands in the neck. The tonsils have a whitish coating in at least one-third of the cases. The spleen (sometimes referred to as the… [cont.]
Answered by Pankaj Debbarma - Fri Nov 27 00:05:40 2009