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High School Hi i really with dealing with logs
hi, i have calculated that x = 81 which is correct, but i solved this with trial & error. How would i have solved the final section of this equation using algebra?- akj
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Deriving Simple Harmonic Motion Equations
thanks for your response. Are you referring to anqular velocity = square root[(k/m)]?. if so how do i relate this to working out the amplitute?- akj
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Deriving Simple Harmonic Motion Equations
Hi i need help with this question. It is focused on simple harmonic equation and the rest of the assignment uses many question which are structure like this. A mass of 16kg on a spring of k = 9.0N/m passes the midpoint of motion with a velocity of 2.0m/s what is the amplitutde? I am unsure...- akj
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High School Hi i really with dealing with logs
Hi i really need help with dealing with logs: log x - log x = 2 3 9 so i change the base, since 9 is a power of 3. y = log_9(x) Then 9^y = x (3^2)^y = x 3^(2y) = x 2y = log_3(x) log_3(x) y = --------...- akj
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