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Undergrad Why is tetrahedral the most stable?
Sorry, by tetrahedral arrangement, i mean a tetrahedral with an angle of nearly 109deg. 28 min.- Abhijeet Verma
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Undergrad Why is tetrahedral the most stable?
How do we prove that tetrahedral arrangement is the arrangement which allows 4 points to be maximum apart from each other about a fixed centre, assuming that the points are all symmetrical about the centre. (I am asking in context of the structures of the molecules like CH4, since there the...- Abhijeet Verma
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- Bonding Stable
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Graduate Solve Acceleration of Hinges Problem on Brilliant.org
Sorry, but i don't know Lagrangian Mechanics and hence don't understand the solution.- Abhijeet Verma
- Post #7
- Forum: Mechanics
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Graduate Solve Acceleration of Hinges Problem on Brilliant.org
I solved it using the work-energy theorem, by finding the energy of the system after displacing by a small amount, and the work done by the force applied at point P, somewhat similar to what someone posted there. Finding the energy is pretty long, but yes the results are simple expressions in...- Abhijeet Verma
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Graduate Solve Acceleration of Hinges Problem on Brilliant.org
This is a problem posted by a member on Brilliant.org (https://brilliant.org/problems/acceleration-of-hinges/). I found one way to solve the problem, but it is really long, and i am looking for some different solutions. The problem is- Four similar rods of uniform density are connected with...- Abhijeet Verma
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- Acceleration Hinges
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Understanding Circular Motion: The Relationship Between Force and Velocity
"Wouldn't the force give rise to a vertical component of velocity on the object"- It would, but without changing the magnitude of the velocity vector, and thus only changes the direction of velocity. To prove this, take P to be the power of the force delivered when the object has velocity V...- Abhijeet Verma
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Graduate Time Period of Vertical Circular motion
Since the latex is not appearing, I request you to please click https://brilliant.org/discussions/thread/time-period-of-vertical-circular-motion/ , to view with complete formatting. Please help. Thanks. P.S-This is not schoolwork or homework...- Abhijeet Verma
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Period Time Time period Vertical
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- Forum: Mechanics
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INPHO & NSEP Preparation Guidance
Hi, I am new to this forum. I aim to crack the national physics olympiad 2016. Please provide me the necessary guidance about the topics, and way to study.Thanks.- Abhijeet Verma
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- Guidance Preparation
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising