Why is the elevator a good example of an inclined plane?
no, inclined planes are ramps
over time the handykapped people have the good use of a ramp
A doorstop is a common example. Because the wedge is a kind of inclined plane, any wedge will work as well. Here's a clever wedge. A general zipper has three wedges. One to unzip the object (jacket, etc.), and two to help zip something up.Yes...for example, a ladder or the windshield to your vehicle. Also, your stairs are an example! If you have kids and have a little playground in your backyard or just swings and a slide, a slide is an example of an inclined plane! Hope that helps!
The Elevator was Ascending.
Work: don't care about time (that's power) frictionless means don't care about length of plane only care about height and mass -- figure 9.8 m/s*s for acceleration of gravity F=ma F times distance (up) = work good luck
no, inclined planes are ramps
over time the handykapped people have the good use of a ramp
A doorstop is a common example. Because the wedge is a kind of inclined plane, any wedge will work as well. Here's a clever wedge. A general zipper has three wedges. One to unzip the object (jacket, etc.), and two to help zip something up.Yes...for example, a ladder or the windshield to your vehicle. Also, your stairs are an example! If you have kids and have a little playground in your backyard or just swings and a slide, a slide is an example of an inclined plane! Hope that helps!
Oh, dude, a door stopper is technically a wedge. It's like a mini-inclined plane that's all about stopping doors from slamming shut. So, yeah, it's a wedge, but like, who really cares, right? Just as long as it does its job, we're good.
Bivalves are flattened in the sagittal plane. They are bilaterally symmetrical. A good example of a bivalve is a clam.
The elevator music soothing to me.
A smaller slope with a lower incline angle would be easier to use because it requires less force to move objects up the incline. An incline angle of around 10-15 degrees is often considered a good balance between ease of use and efficiency for moving objects up an inclined plane.
If we have to lift a heavy massive object to a height if we raise it in the vertical direction then the energy that has to be given is to be provided with greater force of course for a shorter distance. ------------------------------ So by using an inclined plane we can reduce the force in an easy bearable way, of course, with the greater distance. THat is why we prefer inclined plane
what is the code on elevator in hotel626? the is 389 the signs is on the wall you look at good luck
The Elevator was Ascending.
A good example of air resistance is when a skydiver jumps out of a plane and feels the force of the air pushing against their body as they fall. This force slows down their descent and creates drag.
when your going up you will most likely weigh more. when you are going down you will most likely weigh less. a good example (for the going down) is skydiving while in the plane you accelerate to a certain speed and height. then you jump outside of the plane and once you jump from the plane and are in open air with nothing attaching you to the plane you are in free fall you will feel weightlessness. so on a scale that is moving the same speed as you while falling will most likely say you weigh nothing unless something is above you say the ceiling or someone else (or a huge thing everything knows as gravity) doesn't push you so as long as you don't push down on the scale while standing on top of it while the elevator is falling which i say don't do because you have to crouch onto the floor in order to survive. you will not weigh anything.