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Question:
A father builds a swing for his children. The swing consists of a board attached to two ropes, as shown in Figure 3.17. The swing is mounted on a tree branch, with the board 3.5 m below the branch. The diameter of the branch is 8.2 cm and the kinetic coefficient of friction between the ropes and the branch is 0.1. After the swing is installed and his child is seated, the father pulls the swing back 10 and releases. What is the decrease in angle of each swing and how many swings will the child receive before Dad needs to give another push?

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A father builds a swing for his children. The swing consists of a board attached to two ropes, as shown in Figure 3.17. The swing is mounted on a tree branch, with the board 3.5 m below the branch. The diameter of the branch is 8.2 cm and the kinetic coefficient of friction between the ropes and the branch is 0.1. After the swing is installed and his child is seated, the father pulls the swing back 10 and releases. What is the decrease in angle of each swing and how many swings will the child receive before Dad needs to give another push?

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[OrangeMoon]

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Pahelp po ako paps salamat Wala po Kasi ako steam table hehe

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[OrangeMoon]

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Question: ​

In typical client–server systems the server machine is much more powerful than the clients; that is, its processor is faster, it may have multiple processors, and it has more memory and disk capacity. Consider instead a scenario where client and server machines have exactly the same power.
(Answer in 4-5 paragraphs):

Part 1: Would it make sense to build a client–server system in such a scenario? Why?

Part 2: Which scenario would be better suited to a data-server architecture?

Answer: ​

• With commanding clients, it still makes sense to have a customer server scheme, rather than a fully central system.
• If the data-server architecture is used, the commanding clients can off-load the entire long and calculate intensive business dispensation work from the server, freeing it to carry out only the work of satisfying read-write requirements.
• Even if the transaction-server model is used, the customers still take care of the user-interface work, which is typically very compute-intensive.
• A fully dispersed system might seem good-looking in the attendance of powerful clients, but client-server systems still have the benefit of simpler concurrency control and revival schemes to be implement on the server alone, instead of have these actions distributed in all the machines.

 

[_Gluttony_]

Question: ​

In typical client–server systems the server machine is much more powerful than the clients; that is, its processor is faster, it may have multiple processors, and it has more memory and disk capacity. Consider instead a scenario where client and server machines have exactly the same power.
(Answer in 4-5 paragraphs):

Part 1: Would it make sense to build a client–server system in such a scenario? Why?

Part 2: Which scenario would be better suited to a data-server architecture?

Answer: ​

• With commanding clients, it still makes sense to have a customer server scheme, rather than a fully central system.
• If the data-server architecture is used, the commanding clients can off-load the entire long and calculate intensive business dispensation work from the server, freeing it to carry out only the work of satisfying read-write requirements.
• Even if the transaction-server model is used, the customers still take care of the user-interface work, which is typically very compute-intensive.
• A fully dispersed system might seem good-looking in the attendance of powerful clients, but client-server systems still have the benefit of simpler concurrency control and revival schemes to be implement on the server alone, instead of have these actions distributed in all the machines.

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Maraming salamat boss! God bless!