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-====== Project 1 Solution: Part X: Title ======+====== Project 1 Solution: Aspen Extreme ======
  
 <WRAP tip> <WRAP tip>
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   * **Question:**How much power does the mechanism need to operate successfully?   * **Question:**How much power does the mechanism need to operate successfully?
  
-  * **Expected Answer:** $t=d/v$ +  * **Expected Answer:**  
-                         $t=(h)sin(θ)/(v)$ +$$t=d/v$
-                         $P = W_{motor}/t (watts)$+$$t=(h)sin(θ)/(v)$
 +$$P = W_{motor}/t (watts)$$ 
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 +  * **Question:** How would you change your system to use energy to solve this problem? 
 + 
 +  * **Expected Answer:**  
 +$$Work -> System: Tube$$ 
 +$$Energy -> System: Earth+Tube+Motor$$ 
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 +  * **Question:** Explain how you determined the sign of each component doing work on your system. 
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 +  * **Expected Answer:**  
 +  * $W>0$ if force acts in same direction of displacement $(W_{motor})$ 
 +  * $W<0$ if force acts in opposite direction of displacement $(W_{grav}$ & $W_{friction})$ 
 + 
 + 
 +  * **Question:** How would the work done by gravity change when the tuber slides down the hill if you increased or decreased the angle of the hill? 
 +  * **Expected Answer:** It doesn't change because the height of the hill remains the same so the work done by gravity remains the same. $(K=W_{surr})$
  
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 </WRAP> </WRAP>
  
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   *    * 
 </WRAP> </WRAP>
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 +<WRAP info>
 +==== Project 1 Part 2: Learning goals ====
 +  * 
 +</WRAP>
 +
 +<WRAP info>
 +==== Project 1 Part 2: Learning issues ====
 +  * 
 +</WRAP>
 +
 +====== Project 1: Part 2: Aspen Extreme ======
 +
 +Once you are the top of hill, Joe wants the fun to begin. In order to keep up with the competition, the tubing hill needs to be exciting. There is a ramp at the bottom of the hill where the tubers will be launched through the air. A 5m diameter flaming hoop is located 15m from the ramp and 10m off the ground. Ensure the tubers complete this stunt through the hoop safely. Totally rad dude!!
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