a braking device for studying
Engineering, 30.10.2021 06:10 patriots2833
Assume that the scoop
shown, which is 20 cm wide, is used as
a braking device for studying
deceleration effects, such as those on
space vehicles. If the scoop is attached
to a 1000-kg sled that is initially
traveling horizontally at the rate of 100
m/s, what will be the initial deceleration
of the sled? The scoop dips into the
water 8 cm (d = 8 cm). (T = 10°C.)
Answers: 3
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Assume that the scoop
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