Flurry of Friday evening work is almost over: your CPS data from Friday, with attendance, is UP, along with the Linsky file.Also, the doc cam files for today, Monday and last Friday are updated.
Good hunting.
You should look over this page every day. Important changes always show up here first!
I just finished uploading
for a ton of CPS sessions. Last one was yesterday's SMA, so you can go in and look at the Linsky file study guide for yesterday's SMA review. Helpful.
Yay.
You can now look at the solution to yesterday's CPS questions, including the ones we looked at and talked about without showing the answer. Look in the Linsky files, with the V for Vendetta icon. Also, your CPS scores are all uploaded and current, all the way up to yesterday's lecture. Look in your My Grades page.
You can also review the friction calculation from yesterday's doc cam work. Look in the lecture blurbs folder in Webcourses.
I just uploaded Linsky Files for Friday's and today's lecture, plus CPS pointage.
OK, the last few Linsky files are now UP.
Check the Linsky files for today's CPS session.To recap, the toughest question was the size of Δp.
Δp = pf - pi and we know its direction is rightward.
pi = (1 kg m/sec left, 1 kg m/sec down)
pf = (1 kg m/sec right, 1 kg m/sec down)
Subtract horizontal components, final - initial:
1 kg m/sec right - 1 kg m/sec left
which is just like
+1 kg m/sec - (-1 kg m/sec)
and that totals +2 kg m/sec, which is the answer.
Note: the vertical components do not change at the impact, so Δp = 2 kg m/sec rightward and nothing vertical.