Real-world
problems bridge the gap between typical physics textbook problems and the
complex and intricate problems that face us every day. To learn more,
check out the criteria for a good real-world problem.
For each real-world problem, write a complete solution using the GOAL problem-solving protocol. Carefully consider any assumptions you make in solving the problem, along with an explanation of how the answer would vary under different conditions. Clearly specify any estimations you make, and be sure your answer will agree with anyone else who correctly analyzes the same problem.
Automobile Flywheel , solution
Swinging Chandelier , solution