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    What is the radius of curvature for a proton moving in a magnetic field?

    There we go! That let me get the entire problem done! Thanks again!
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    What is the radius of curvature for a proton moving in a magnetic field?

    Can you explain the wedge part a little more? I am a little confused by what you mean.
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    What is the radius of curvature for a proton moving in a magnetic field?

    Homework Statement A proton (q = 1.6 X 10-19 C, m = 1.67 X 10-27 kg) moving with constant velocity enters a region containing a constant magnetic field that is directed along the z-axis at (x,y) = (0,0) as shown. The magnetic field extends for a distance D = 0.79 m in the x-direction. The...
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    Electric Potential, and Potential Difference

    In my physics class we are learning about electric potential right now. I know electric potential is electric potential energy with the charge divided out. I am curious if the potential difference is just the difference between the two points. My thinking is we have point A, and B. The path...
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    Constructing A Differential Equation From A Solution Set

    Homework Statement y = c1e3xcos(2x)+c2e3xsin(2x)+c3+c4x Homework Equations Differential Equations. The Attempt at a Solution I am having trouble what the roots are for the c3, and c4 parts. I know they are a repeated root, but is it just k= 0? It seems like it would work, but I...
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    Constructing a differential equation from the solution

    Homework Statement y = c1e3x+c2xe3x+c3e2xsin(x)+c4e2xcos(x) Homework Equations Differential Equations. The Attempt at a Solution I have the roots of k=3, k=3, k=2+i, k=2-i. Now I am just stuck on how to put the roots together to get the original equation. I am just stuck on the complex...
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    Physics II: Electricity/Magnetism Conceptual Help

    I am having some conceptual trouble in my physics II class right now. The book is not that good, and I am looking for a website that has good conceptual practice. Do any of you know a website like this? My professors conceptual quizzes are killing me right now, and it would be much appreciated.
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    Charge Volume Density To Charge Per Unit Length

    Homework Statement http://imgur.com/VzZjSEH I took a screen shot so I did not leave anything out. Homework Equations Surface area, and volume of a sphere. The Attempt at a Solution I am trying to find the linear charge density from the charge volume density. I got it explained...
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    Charge On A Infinite Conductor Slab From An Infinite Sheet Of Charge

    Homework Statement http://imgur.com/sg8czUR An infinite sheet of charge has a charge density of σ= -2.1 uc/m2. (uc is micro-coulombs). The inner edge of the infinite conductor slab is 2.6 cm away. The outer edge is 4.2 cm away. The conductor slab has a charge density of σ= 74 uc/m2. What is...
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    Units for Strain? | Learn About Strain & Hooke's Law

    Ah thank you. Things online told me strain is dimensionless, but it was in m/m. Thank you!
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    Units for Strain? | Learn About Strain & Hooke's Law

    Homework Statement Here is a picture of the problem: http://imgur.com/Ldw1fUF Make sure to click on the picture to make it bigger!Homework Equations The strain/hooke's law equations.The Attempt at a Solution I have this for two parts. The second part is the deformation which I got right. I am...
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    Normal Stress In A Simple Beam

    They are N/m^2. I used an online converter to check, so I confused about what I did wrong.
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    Normal Stress In A Simple Beam

    Homework Statement In a prismatic bar (same cross sectional area throughout the entire length), the load applied to both ends is 100 N causing the member to be in tension. If the cross sectional area of the member is 5 cm2. What is the normal stress in the in kPa? Homework Equations...
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    Mechanics Of Materials Stress Problem

    Homework Statement Here is a link to a picture of the problem: http://imgur.com/5nOnpJE Click on the picture to make it bigger, and readable!I need to find the angle that the two rods will have the same stress. We are talking about normal stress here! Homework Equations \sigma = Force /...
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