How fast does bullet gun accelerate?
How much difference does it make if you're 10 cm or 2 m away from the target? How much is the speed difference?
How much difference does it make if you're 10 cm or 2 m away from the target? How much is the speed difference?
Hello, I would just like to know if I have calculated the conversion into a substitute voltage source and the calculation of the internal resistance correctly. Thank you in advance
It has often been criticized that German barracks lack equipment and that in some cases there is no Wi-Fi…are military facilities abroad very upscale with all kinds of amenities?
Hey, I'm stuck on the following problem. More specifically, part b). My approach was to use the lifting method, but I didn't specify a mass and don't know how to solve the problem any other way. For c) I would have estimated that the torque is maximum at the highest point, but I don't know…
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So if you have all the shutters down inside at night
I noticed a strange noise in some videos of state funerals, especially at Leonid Brezhnev's state funeral. The moment his coffin is laid and the national anthem begins to play, a high-pitched droning noise starts. Is it some kind of siren? And if so, what's the reason? Video source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XkTE0fNj7U
As soon as the ball is out of the gun barrel, logically there is no more positive acceleration. The propellant gas of the cartridge escapes in all directions. So: Positive acceleration only until the end of the run.
And after leaving the barrel, you will not have a measurable delay (negative acceleration) at 2 m. So it is almost no matter whether it is 10 cm or 2 m in front of the gun mouth.
20 m flight line, which would be relevant for such thick, blunt gunshots.
Delta t 0 thus delta v also differs about 0kmh. Closed naturally