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Undergrad Why is the definition of work = force times displacement?
Hello everyone, I was curious about how do we define a physical quantity and mathematical relation between them. For example: Work done is defined as product of force along the displacement and displacement i.e W=Fcos(theta)d. Now this definition is given in books straightforward but my...- akashpandey
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- Definition Displacement Force Work
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Why do we add Kinetic and Potential energy?
As we know Energy is a scalar quantity. So when we add kinetic and potential energy to get Total energy. So addicting these two energy (kinetic and potential) comes under Scalar addition ? I just wanted to confirm it.- akashpandey
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- Energy Kinetic Potential Potential energy
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Direction of Angular velocity and Angular momentum?
Can you please explain in more detail ? Why it is expressed conventionally upward direction?- akashpandey
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Direction of Angular velocity and Angular momentum?
I am very confused when textbooks say the direction of Angular velocity is perpendicular ot radius and theta for that matter direction is in perpendicular direction. I know this comes from cross product rule but what is the meaning of Angular velocity and Angular momentum directing in upward...- akashpandey
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- Angular Angular momentum Angular velocity Direction Momentum Velocity
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Momentum paradox: Why can't we write it as p=m+v ?
Are you mocking me ?- akashpandey
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Momentum paradox: Why can't we write it as p=m+v ?
No i know i will add 20$, 10 times that's the basic definition of multiplication Wel i guess i understood that multiplying with a number is repeated addition cause they are of same type. But when it comes to two different type of quantity we cannot say that one quantity is added to other...- akashpandey
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Momentum paradox: Why can't we write it as p=m+v ?
I just don't want to accept the that this is definition that's how it is. I want to know the real meaning or experiment why it was define that way and not the other. So just saying this is the definition and accepting it what school does. Sorry i mean no disrespect to any member of community. If...- akashpandey
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Momentum paradox: Why can't we write it as p=m+v ?
I guess no question is dumb enough to ask ? Say you need to explain it to 10 years old child and he only nows that multiplication is adding a number repeated time. So how could you explain him that p=mv and p is not m+v.- akashpandey
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Momentum paradox: Why can't we write it as p=m+v ?
So tell me how else you define multiplication ?- akashpandey
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Momentum paradox: Why can't we write it as p=m+v ?
m/s is how man times the length of a meter rule object traveled in one tick of my clock. So how would mathematically define this "kg.m/s" ?- akashpandey
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Momentum paradox: Why can't we write it as p=m+v ?
Yeah got your point.. But definition of multiplication doesn't go hand in hand with this momentum thing.. that's all i am saying.- akashpandey
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Momentum paradox: Why can't we write it as p=m+v ?
Or more simply i can put the question like What does multiplication mean? If we can't add two different types of quantities, then how can we multiply two different types of quantities, like p=mv ?- akashpandey
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Momentum paradox: Why can't we write it as p=m+v ?
Ok so as we know multiplication is repeated addition.. How would explain momentum according to multiplication definition ? Does this mean we are scaling velocity by multiplying mass.- akashpandey
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Momentum paradox: Why can't we write it as p=m+v ?
So as we know momentum has a formula p=mv right ? But why we can't write it as p=m+v ? The real question is why we multiply both mass and velocity quantity And not add them ?- akashpandey
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- Momentum Paradox
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Division of a physical quantity
No,but Is my second example valid if i say it according to definition of division that is Theta means how many part of radiuses are there in the arc length ?- akashpandey
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- Forum: Classical Physics