Recent content by Abhimessi10
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Engineering Houston's piezoelectric method for finding the velocity of light
Crystal acts as a diffraction grating.Although I don't know what that means.- Abhimessi10
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- Experiment Light Method Optics Photonics Piezoelectric Velocity
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Rotation of a Body: Frictional Force w/o Slipping
Ok but friction opposes rotation or linear motion?- Abhimessi10
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Rotation of a Body: Frictional Force w/o Slipping
Homework Statement A force is applied tangentially to a rigid body on a horizontal surface.if it doesn't slip find the frictional force https://ibb.co/m9sMEU Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution The solution tells us to take axis about the bottommost point in contacy with the surface...- Abhimessi10
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- Body Mechanics Rotation Torque
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Motion of a charged particle in magnetic field
The sin alpha component of velocity is only perpendicular and cos alpha would remain same?- Abhimessi10
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Motion of a charged particle in magnetic field
Depends on the angle velocity makes with the magnetic field.On a general basis i can say circular-kinda motion.- Abhimessi10
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Motion of a charged particle in magnetic field
Because of magnetic force acting as centripetal force?- Abhimessi10
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Motion of a charged particle in magnetic field
I don't know to draw the path for particles entering at general angles.just the case when angle=90, 0, and in between.- Abhimessi10
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Motion of a charged particle in magnetic field
Yeah i am.- Abhimessi10
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Motion of a charged particle in magnetic field
Homework Statement A particle of charge -q and mass m enterd magnetic field B at A with speed v1 at an angle alpha and leaves the field at C with v2 at angle beta.Then, a)alpha=beta b)v1=v2 c)particle remains in the field for time t=(2m(pi-alpha))/qB d)All of these Please see image below...- Abhimessi10
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- Charged Charged particle Charges Field Homework Magnetic Magnetic field Magnetic induction Magnetism Motion Particle
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Charge distribution on concentric spheres
Kq'/r1+kq/r2=0?- Abhimessi10
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Charge distribution on concentric spheres
Equating potential of inner shell to 0?- Abhimessi10
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Charge distribution on concentric spheres
KQ'/R1+kQ/R2 ?- Abhimessi10
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Charge distribution on concentric spheres
Ok But how do i find charges when the inner shell is earthed?- Abhimessi10
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Charge distribution on concentric spheres
It will not change?- Abhimessi10
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Charge distribution on concentric spheres
KQ/R right?- Abhimessi10
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help