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Solving 2 Spring Problems: Extension & Tension Calculation
but i don't know how to do question 2? a. 40/2 = 20N b. 350mm - 250mm = 100mm c. 20 = 350k...?- 54088
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Solving 2 Spring Problems: Extension & Tension Calculation
By using Hooke's law F = kL... a. 10 = 25 x L, L = 0.4m b. F = 25 x 0.5 = 12.5N- 54088
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Solving 2 Spring Problems: Extension & Tension Calculation
1.A stell spring has a spring constant of 25Nm^-1.Calculate a.the extension of the spring when the tension in it is equal to 10N, b.The tension in the spring when it is extended by 0.50m from its unstretched length. 2.Two identical stell springs of length 250mm are suspended vertically...- 54088
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Examination-Style Questions. Density of Material Questions (b)(i)(ii)
so what should i do?- 54088
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Examination-Style Questions. Density of Material Questions (b)(i)(ii)
Can someone answer for me please...- 54088
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Examination-Style Questions. Density of Material Questions (b)(i)(ii)
oh yeah, for question (ii), should i just add up the two densities and divided by 2?...- 54088
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Examination-Style Questions. Density of Material Questions (b)(i)(ii)
i have done few simple questions by using p = m/v to calculate the mass, volume and density, but for this question, i don't know how to do it. Please help ^^" (a) Define the density of a material. >Density is the mass of the material per unit volume. (b)Brass, an alloy of copper and zinc...- 54088
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Undergrad What is meant by ths wave-particle duality of electrons?
What is meant by ths wave-particle duality of electrons?- 54088
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- Duality Electrons Wave-particle duality
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How Do Electron Transitions in Hydrogen Atoms Produce Photons?
--------------------- --------------------- ↓ ...↓ --------------------- ↓....↓ --------------------- ↓....↓ --------------------- Is it kindda look like this...?:confused:- 54088
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Can someone correct my questions and help me please.
Thankyou Very Much! ^^"- 54088
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How Do Electron Transitions in Hydrogen Atoms Produce Photons?
Hi, this is not my homework, I am revising Physics at the moment, I am stuck with this question.- 54088
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How Do Electron Transitions in Hydrogen Atoms Produce Photons?
Figure 1 shows part of an energy level diagram for a hydrogen atom. n=4 ------ -0.85eV n=3 ------ -1.50eV n=2 ------ -3.40eV n=1 ------ -13.60eV When an electron of energy 12.1eV collides with the atom, photons of three different energies are emitted. [a] on Figure 1 show with arrows...- 54088
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Can someone correct my questions and help me please.
The line y = x + 2 intersects the curve 4y + 3x^2 = 7 in two places. a) Find the coordinates of the two points of intersections. >Sub. y = x + 2 to 4y + 3x^2 = 7 >4(x+2) + 3x^2 = 7 >4x + 8 + 3x^2 -7 = 0 >3x^2 + 4x -1 = 0 >x = -1 and - 1/3 >y = x + 2 >so y = 1 or 5/3 The straight...- 54088
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