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Lab Task-2 Program#1: Practicing With Math Operators. Code Input

The document contains a lab task with 9 programs practicing various Python operators and functions. It then lists 7 physics questions calculating velocities, accelerations, distances, and times given radius, angular speed, linear speed, acceleration, and other variables using equations of motion. The programs and questions are for students to practice coding and solving mechanics problems.

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Lab Task-2 Program#1: Practicing With Math Operators. Code Input

The document contains a lab task with 9 programs practicing various Python operators and functions. It then lists 7 physics questions calculating velocities, accelerations, distances, and times given radius, angular speed, linear speed, acceleration, and other variables using equations of motion. The programs and questions are for students to practice coding and solving mechanics problems.

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ayaan khan
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LAB TASK-2

Program#1
Practicing with math operators.
CODE INPUT:

CODE OUTPUT:
Program#2 Write a program to use assignment operators.
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Program#3
Write a program to perform comparison operators.

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Program#4
Write a program to perform logical operators.

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Program#5
Write a program to perform identity operator.

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Program#6
Performing is not identity operation.

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Program#7
Performing 'in' membership operation.
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Program#8
Performing 'not in' membership operation.
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Program#9
You are planning to throw a small bird at a distance d, with time t, and height h to some
structure. Write a code in which you will use the physical quantities such as initial velocity,
final velocity, angle in radians, gravity, height, sling shot etc.

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Programming Exercises
Question#1
A ball at the end of a string is revolving uniformly in a horizontal circle of radius 2 meters at
constant angular speed 10 rad/s. Determine the magnitude of the linear velocity of a point
located:

(a) 0.5 meters from the center

(b) 1 meter from the center

(c) 2 meters from the center

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Question#2
The blades in a blender rotate at a rate of 5000 rpm. Determine the magnitude
Of the linear velocity:
(a) a point located 5 cm from the center
(b) a point located 10 cm from the center

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Question#3
A point on the edge of a wheel 30 cm in radius, around a circle at
constant speed 10 meters/second. What is the magnitude of the angular
velocity?

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Question#4
A car with tires 50 cm in diameter travels 10 meters in 1 second. What is the
angular speed?

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Question#5
The angular speed of wheel 20 cm in radians is 120 rpm. What is the distance if
the car travels in 10 second.

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Question#6
A car is running at a velocity of 50 miles per hour and the driver accelerates the
car by 10 miles/hr2. How far the car travels from this point in the next 2
hours if the acceleration is constant.

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Question#7
A Stone is dropped freely from a height of 100 feet. With what velocity will it hit the ground?
(Neglect the air resistance and assume the acceleration due to gravity is
32ft/s2). Formula: v2 – u2 = 2as

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