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    where it was deserted with what seemed to be useful junk such as; Car parts, huge pieces of metal, house doors, window frames, and abandoned cars. We searched through the rubble until the security guard came out, and confronted us with his pistol. We all held up our hands and stood there until the security guard let us go. With regards to this, many do not see peer pressure as stressful since the term “social stress” is not associated with it. Similarly, it is doing your boss a huge favor…

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    along the floor until a force is applied to the object in order to cause a change. If you want to change the state of an object, you have to apply a force. Net forces cause objects to change their state of motion or accelerate. Newton recognized that his first law needed some additional explanation because most of the motion we observe around us undergoes changes and is the result of one or more applied forces; therefore, Newton wrote a Second Law of Motion which relates force, mass, and…

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    According to “Interpersonal Relationships: Professional Communication Skills for Nurses”, “stress represents a natural physiologic, psychological, and spiritual response to the presence of a stressor” (Arnold 392). In everyday life there are stressors everywhere whether they are real or in someone’s imagine. But stressors are not necessarily the problem because it is a part of life; the actual problem is how someone deals with the circumstances of a stressor. In the medical field there are…

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    different masses. Obtaining the velocity, for each trial in part one, from Newton’s law would be hard because we do not know the exact degree of the force being applied to the carts. In order to derive the acceleration from Newton’s second law, we would have to have the mass of the cart and the force acting on the object. We would have to find the force first before we can apply Newton’s second law in order to find the acceleration of the cart. The results from part two show that the mass…

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    because it’s lighter than the others and doesn’t need as much force applied to it to travel at higher speeds than the others. To further understand my experiment you will have to know about speed, weight and the affects or air resistance. How I came up with this experiment is, knowing that different weighted balls need different amounts of force to hit higher speeds, I thought about what would happen if I applied the same amount of force to four different weighted balls. In this experiment the…

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    Physics Of Flights

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    The four forces of flight are the main reason why planes fly and how they are able to glide through the air majestically. Each force of flight helps to guide the airplane to its destination by helping it withstand gravity and pressure. Lift is one of the four forces, lift is an upward force that is created by the movement of air above and below an airplane wing. Lift helps balance out the weight of the plane for it to be able to withstand gravity. Lift's air flows faster above the wing and…

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    evel the force table and put one of the pulley at the angle 35° and another at 150° Place .100 slotted mass on a weight hanger at 35° Place .200 slotted mass on a weight hanger at 150° Place another pulley at different angle from 35° and 150° On the third angle, place the amount of slotted mass so the ring will remain in center of the force. Now the ring is at equilibrium. Record the required slotted mass that made the ring at equilibrium. Record the tensions in each of the strings on the…

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    The concept of stress dates back for centuries. Originally stress was coined as a physiological and psychological model in which an event threatened an organisms well being. Stressors trigger three bodily response changes starting with alarm, then resistance and lastly exhaustion. Eustress is a type of stress that has a positive effect on an individual. Distress will negatively affect the individual and will not be beneficial to the experiencer because it directly disturbs ones mood. (Selye,…

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    held end of the rubber band snaps to the other end. Mechanical energy is the sum of the potential energy and kinetic energy in an object, associated to its motion and position. An object possessing mechanical energy has the ability to do work. When a force applied to an…

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    the drum. The shoes within the drum have a leading edge and a trailing edge and are designed so that the leading edge comes into contact with the drum before the trailing edge. The rotating force within the drum picks up this leading edge and wraps/pushes it hard into the drum which magnifies the braking force; In conventional rear brake design only one shoe will have this characteristic. Also, the effect on the leading shoe is…

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