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--- course_planning:183_projects:f19_project_5 [2019/09/30 17:07] – created hallstein
+++ course_planning:183_projects:f19_project_5 [2019/10/06 14:29] (current) – hallstein
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 ====== Project 5: Part A: Escape from Korath ======
+<WRAP info>
+==== Project 5: Learning issues ====
+  * Constant acceleration and kinematic equations
+  * Frictional Force
+  * Rotated Frames (Forces on an inclined plane)
+  * Free body diagrams
+</WRAP>
 Your team has navigated to the bottom of the cliff successfully but are confronted by an incline followed by a tunnel that then leads to the dimensional gate. Your amazing piece of tech (turning out to be very useful) indicates that the dimensional gate is at the end of the tunnel and must be entered at a speed of 20mph. It also indicates the angle and height of the incline and the length of the tunnel as displayed in the following screenshot from your tech. The tech also indicates that the base of the tunnel is made of a different surface than that of the incline. Your tech indicates that the incline is made of Leannium and you have conducted previous tests on this material that indicates that a sled can rest on an incline of the material without sliding as long as the angle of the incline is less than or equal to 14º. At the top of the incline are two sleds. You have one chance of escape, for all four of your group members to push the sled down the incline and get in, move through the tunnel and then the dimensional gate. Will you be successful?
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   - The victim's injuries are a result of the incredible force exerted on him compared to the smaller force he exerted on the accused's car. The greater force that the accused's car exerted on the victim's suggests that the accused was traveling faster than reported.
-  - It was found that the accused was carrying several hundred pounds of gold bars in his Audi along with a set of golf clubs. This increased weight would depress the rear tires causing an increased contact with the ground. Thus, he would stop more effectively and was thus traveling faster than reported.
+  - It was found that the accused was carrying several hundred pounds of gold bars in his Audi along with a set of golf clubs. This increased weight would depress the rear tires causing increased contact with the ground. Thus, he would stop more effectively and was thus traveling faster than reported.
   - The Audi TT has aftermarket racing tires, which are wider than the standard tires. This increased width would increase the stopping efficiency and thus the accused was traveling faster than reported.
   - The Audi TT has aftermarket racing tires, which have a larger coefficient of friction. This increased coefficient would increase the stopping efficiency and thus the accused was traveling faster than reported.
-  - A witness reported a puddle of water in the intersection of the accident. The lubrication of the water on the tire reduced stopping efficiency and thus the accused was traveling more slowly than reported.
+  - A witness reported a puddle of water at the intersection of the accident. The lubrication of the water on the tire reduced stopping efficiency and thus the accused was traveling more slowly than reported.
 I appreciate your quick response.  Sincerely yours,
 The Honorable Judge Judge Reinhold