How do I solve for delta m?

divided thought by 2 pi and then both sides squared then *m1*g and then :(m2+delta m) ??? or first factor out and then -m2*s and at the end : by s so that delta m stands alone by the way the 0.66 belongs to it

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evtldocha
1 year ago

thought divided by 2 pi and then both sides square then *m1*g

so good. But then it says:

Then go on

  • On both sides divided by "s"
  • On both sides minus m 2

Commentary: To understand the solution do not use the 0.66, but use the last equation:

Note : The rounding error of 0.33s or 0.66s is already so large that, when required (c), about 2447 kg are obtained when calculating at 0.66 s.

evtldocha
1 year ago
Reply to  hallooo708

You didn't ask.

evtldocha
1 year ago

Once you write a question or answer, three points are at the top right. When you click on it, a formatting line appears and there is an x ​​labeled symbol. Then click on it and then a formula editor input line appears. You can put the formulas together.

Otherwise you can use LaTeX, which is a bit difficult to learn.

evtldocha
1 year ago

Look at my supplement in the answer. In comments you can't write any formulas.

RStroh
1 year ago

and then: (m2 + delta m)…

Let's split through s and last -m2.