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Final Destination is an American horror franchise composed of five films, two comic books, and nine novels. It is based on an unproduced spec script by Jeffrey Reddick, originally written for The X-Files television series, and was distributed by New Line Cinema. All five films center around a small group of people who escape impending death when one individual (the protagonist of each film) has a sudden premonition and warns them that they will all die in a terrible mass-casualty accident. After avoiding their foretold deaths, the survivors are killed one by one in bizarre accidents caused by an unseen force creating complicated chains of cause and effect, resembling Rube Goldberg machines in their complexity, and then read omens sent by another unseen entity in order to again avert their deaths.
The series is noteworthy among other films in the horror genre in that the antagonist is not a stereotypical slasher or other physical being, but Death manifested, subtly manipulating circumstances in the environment with a design on claiming anyone who escapes their fated demise.
In addition to the films, a novel series, which includes the novelizations of the first three films, was published throughout 2005 and 2006 by Black Flame. A one-shot comic book titled Final Destination: Sacrifice was released alongside select DVDs of Final Destination 3 in 2006, and a comic book series titled Final Destination: Spring Break was published by Zenescope Entertainment in 2007.

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  1. J

    Final Velocity of Positron through Potential Difference

    Homework Statement If a positron (or electron antiparticle) beam is accelerated across a potential of 20 kV, find the final velocity v of the particles. Do this problem TWICE, once using MKS units (J for energy) and a second time using "modern" units (eV for energy). Use the following values...
  2. A

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    THE VELOCITY BEFORE IT HIT THE TREE* typo 1. Homework Statement the car took 0.35 sec to stop it weighs 975kg the force on the car during the crash was 25,000 The Attempt at a Solution i think i may have found impulse but don't know how to go from there
  3. Biscuit

    Admissions How important is my final transcript

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  4. F

    Euler Lagrange equation issue with answers final form

    Homework Statement For the following integral, find F and its partial derivatives and plug them into the Euler Lagrange equation $$F(y,x,x')=y\sqrt{1+x'^2}\\$$ Homework Equations Euler Lagrange equation : $$\frac{dF}{dx}-\frac{d}{dy}\frac{dF}{dx'}=0$$ The Attempt at a Solution...
  5. Const@ntine

    Speed Question: Two bodies are hit/ final momentums?

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  6. T

    Find the final velocity of a metallic bar

    Homework Statement We have a ramp with some angle theta. The metallic bar sitting on a ramp at height h. Also, we have some weight that attached by a rope to a metallic bar while hanging on the height h. There is a magnetic field with a magnitude B and direction k. M = metallic bar m = weight...
  7. R

    Studying A Cry for Help [intermediate mechanics final]

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  8. H

    Momentum question asking ratio of final 2 velocities

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  9. N

    Final temperature after pouring soda into glass with ice....

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  10. A

    Find final speed using mechanical energy formula

    Homework Statement A skateboarder at a skate park rides along the path shown in (Figure 1) .If the speed of the skateboarder at point A is v=1.3m/s, what is her speed at point B? Assume that friction is negligible. Homework Equations ui+ki=uf+kf u=mgh k=1/2mv2 The Attempt at a Solution...
  11. N

    Rotations from angular acceleration and final angular velocity

    Homework Statement At a fair, Hank and Finn play with a horizontal 5.4 m long bar able to rotate about a pole going through its exact center. Hank pushes with 32 N at one end of the bar and Finn pushes with 18 N in the opposite direction at the other end. (Assume both forces are always...
  12. Monsterboy

    To find final temperature when an evacuated bottle is opened

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  13. A

    What is the final position of the object?

    Homework Statement What is the final position of the object if its initial position is x = 0.40 m and the work done on it is equal to -0.19 J? Homework Equations work(J)= Fx ΔX The Attempt at a Solution I do not know where to begin? please give me a hint where to begin.
  14. Sarina3003

    How Do You Solve These Probability and Combination Problems?

    Homework Statement 1/ A committee of 6 is selected from 10 people, of whom A and B are two. How many committees can be form excluding A if B is included ? 2/ A committee of 5 is to be chosen from 6 boys and 4 girls. How many committees can be form containing a particular boy X but excludes a...
  15. V

    Solving a Hockey Puck Collision: Final Velocity

    Homework Statement A hockey puck of mass 0.16kg has initial velocity of 2.0m/s[E] and collides with another puck that is initially at rest, has mass of 0.17kg. Once they collide the first puck travels 1.5m/s[N 31 E]. Find final velocity of second puck. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a...
  16. J

    Finding final velocity and position of a two ended rocket

    Homework Statement The figure shows a two-ended “rocket” that is initially stationary on a frictionless floor, with its center at the origin of an x axis. The rocket consists of a central block C (of mass M = 6.40 kg) and blocks L and R (each of massm = 1.90 kg) on the left and right sides...
  17. J

    Final velocity of a mass moving through friction

    Homework Statement A block of 10 kg is pulled by a force of 100 N at and angle 30 degrees above the horizonal through a distance of 4 meters. Kinetic friction has a coefficient of 0.3. How much work does friction do in that distance? If its speed is 3 m/s at point a, what is its speed at point...
  18. K

    Calculating final velocity after a puck is hit

    Homework Statement Bob passes a 0.220kg puck with an initial velocity of 12m/s [South] to Dave. Dave one-times the puck with a force of 368N [N30E] if Daves stick is in contact with the puck for 0.250s what is the final velocity? Homework Equations i honestly don't know where to start with...
  19. alexandria

    Chemistry Cellular Respiration - Final electron receptor molecule

    Homework Statement Homework Equations none The Attempt at a Solution Here is my attempted answer, can someone please tell me if I did this correctly, thank you :) 22. Final electron receptor molecule involved in aerobic respiration: * the electron transport chain relies on oxygen to keep...
  20. vinamas

    How Do You Calculate the Final Velocity of a Projectile?

    Homework Statement A rock is thrown from a cliff that is 50m long with an initial velocity of 7m/s and an angle of 53, find the rock's veloctity before it hits the ground Homework Equations vfy=sin(theta)*vi-gt vf^2=(vi*sin(theta))^2-2gy The Attempt at a Solution x=vi*cos()t t=x/(vi*cos)...
  21. K

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  22. O

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  23. E

    Inelastic collision: final velocity after collision

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  24. B

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  25. T

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  26. A

    Two converging lens, find the final image....

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  27. sophiecentaur

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  28. D

    Final Frequency and Kinetic energy change?

    Homework Statement Hi I know my picture has 2 problems, but let's just focus on the first problem parts a and b. So for part a it ask for the final frequency after the ant landed, and part b is the kinetic energy difference. Basically the ant=.01kg, diameter of cylinder is .115m, the weight of...
  29. Hapusss

    RLC Circuit Question For final exam

    Homework Statement [/B] (a) Write down sucient number of equations to determine all the currents i1, i2 and I (you do not need to solve the equations) (b) At the instant the battery is turned on, what is the current I running through the circuit? (c) After waiting for a suciently long time...
  30. A

    Testing Is it possible to get 90% average in your final year exams?

    Hi guys, new member here. I am entering my final year of university and really want to give it my best shot. Have people on here or anywhere else ever got 90% or above average in their module marks for final year? My final year involves optics, solid state physics, statistical mechanics...
  31. I

    Studying Final project on scattering amplitudes: pros and cons?

    Hi everyone, with this thread I kindly seek for advice from more experienced people to hear as many opinions as possible. I will try to explain the situation clearly: I am doing a 4 years Msci programme in Theoretical Physics, in which I almost completed the third year. During the third year...
  32. B

    Perfectly Elastic Collision and final velocity of ball

    Homework Statement Two balls collide in a perfectly elastic collision. Ball 1 has a mass of 3.5kg and is initially traveling at a velocity of 5.4m/s. It collides head-on with stationary ball 2 with mass 4.8kg. Determine the final velocity of ball 2. Given: m1=3.5kg vi1=5.4m/s m2=4.8kg...
  33. R

    Parameters of final image formed by lens system

    Homework Statement Compute the following parameters of the final image formed by the lens system shown in the figure below a) position b) size c) nature (Real, Virtual, Upright, Inverted, Etc.) Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution i am kind of lost at where to begin...
  34. T

    Final speed with mass, initial velocity, force, displacement

    Homework Statement A 1000kg car is moving at 25ms when a net force of 200N acts to slow the car. This force acts while the car moves through a distance of 300m. Find the new speed. Homework Equations Kinetic Energy equation v2=u2+2as The Attempt at a Solution Attempted the use of Kinetic...
  35. R

    Final Velocity Calculation for Inelastic Collision of Freight Trains

    Homework Statement Two freight trains have a completely inelastic collision at a track crossing. Engine 1 has a mass of 1.4x10^4 kg and is initially traveling at 45 km/h [N]. Engine 2 has a mass of 1.5x10^4 kg and is initially traveling at 53 km/h [W]. Calculate the final velocity. Homework...
  36. R

    Calculate the final velocity of each cart after a collision

    Homework Statement Cart 1 has a mass of 1.5 kg and is moving on a track at 36.5 cm/s [E] toward cart 2. The mass of cart 2 is 5 kg, and it is moving toward cart 1 at 42.8 cm/s [W]. The carts collide. The collision is cushioned by a Hooke's law spring, making it an elastic head-on collision...
  37. S

    I Effects of lug height on final gear ratio for a snowmobile....

    So, great site. I have a quick question that I think has a simple answer. On a snowmobile forum I visit there has an ongoing debate. The question is, all other factors being the same, does changing the lug height on a track, change the final drive ratio of the snowmobile? I think I know the...
  38. wolram

    B Final Temperature of the Universe: Effects of Dark Energy and Spatial Curvature

    I know there are a few ways the universe can end, if it ever does, but at what temperature would the universe be in after heat death?
  39. V

    Intro Physics The Final Verdict on the Feynman Lectures?

    Hello guys. I've seen a lot of differing opinions on this site. I'm a middle schooler with a decent understanding of basic calculus, trig, and algebra. I want to learn physics, and am wondering if The Feynman Lectures supplemented with problems from Irodov and some of Walter Lewin's lectures...
  40. B

    Final velocity of proton after being repelled?

    Homework Statement What will be the final velocity of a proton (when it is very far away) if it it released from rest at the center of a uniformly charged hoop and given a slight push in one direction. assume it follows the axis of the hoop. mass of proton: m = 1.67x10-27 kg charge of proton: q...
  41. chrispypatt

    Final Value Theorem Rule Clarification

    My homework problem is as follows: Consider the Laplace transform shown below. (4s3+15s2+s+30)/(s2+5s+6) a. What is the value of f(t=0) and f(t=∞)? Use the initial and final value theorems. b. Find the inverse transform f(t). Use this expression to find f(t=0) and f(t=∞) and compare with the...
  42. S

    Impact of container on final temperature of system

    Homework Statement A container contains a given mass of ice and a given mass of water both at 0 degrees Celsius. A given mass of aluminum is heated up to some temperature and submerged in the water-ice mixture. No heat enters or leaves the container. Given the specific heat of water and...
  43. B

    Calculating Final Velocity in Free Fall from Given Displacement and Acceleration

    Homework Statement The Drop Zone drops riders 27m from rest before slowingthem to a stop. How fast are they moving before they start slowing down? vf=? vi=0, di=27m[up], df=om, displacement=27m[down], acceleration=9.8m/s^2[down] Air resistance is negligable Homework Equations...
  44. D

    Need help finding final speed of a projectile

    Homework Statement Golf ball struck with a velocity of 66 ft/s. Part a): determine the speed at which the ball hits point B. Part b): determine the time of flight from A to B. Homework Equations For Part b): (Vo)x = Vcos(θ) (Vo)y = Vsin(θ) D = Do + (Vo)x * t Y = Yo...
  45. C

    Solving Multivariable Calculus Final Problems: F. and G.

    Homework Statement I had a rather tough multivariable calculus final, and the class was creamed by it. Apparently the professor thinks a 40% average is okay. But here is a portion of the problems. Please help me solve 'em. I'm not exactly sure if I'm taking the right path in these, but I did...
  46. C

    How do I figure out the final position of the block?

    Homework Statement Three blocks of identical mass are placed on a frictionless table as shown. The center block is at rest, whereas the other two blocks are moving directly towards it at identical speeds v. The center block is initially closer to the left block than the right one. All motion...
  47. RoboNerd

    Finding final speed of object on incline

    Homework Statement An object of mass m is allowed to slide down a frictionless ramp of angle Θ, and its speed at the bottom is recorded as v. If this same process was followed on a planet with twice the gravitational acceleration as Earth, what would be its final speed? Multiple Choice...
  48. R

    Final velocity of a car rolling down a ramp using energy

    Homework Statement I am tasked with finding the theoretical final speed of a car rolling down a hill using energy calculations. I am given the angle of the incline, the height of the ramp, the length of the hill (horizontal and actual length) and the mass of the car. Also, the car is starting...
  49. Lagraaaange

    Is it ok to email professor about final exam and grades

    Is it ok to email a professor asking them to confirm your grades to this point e.g. you send them all your homework grades and midterm grade in case of error and ask them about your final exam score? Would this be nagging and or condescending. Wouldn't want to hurt my image just before final...
  50. jcruise322

    Final velocity of satellite that falls from orbit

    Hey, how's it going! Just a little confused about how to do the problem below. Any help would be appreciated! 1. Homework Statement A satellite of mass m=100,000 kg is moving around the Earth in a circular orbit at an altitude of 100,000 feet above the surface. If the satellite were stopped and...
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