Homework Statement
The problem was asking to find the time dilation of a rocket traveling upwards at 100,000 m/s with the reference point being Earth for a duration of a day.
Homework Equations
1/√(1-(β^2))
Δt = γΔt'
The Attempt at a Solution
I've calculating gamma to be...
Determine all values of the constant a such that the following function is continuous for all real numbers.
f(x) = ax/tan x, if x≥ 0
a^2 -2, if x<0
I've tried to plug in zero but the tan x throws me off because plugging in zero will give me a 0/0. Other than that I am stuck on what to do.
Thanks ! i have managed to solve a and b but now i am stuck on c I believe the answer to c is isobaric, because P=F/A is not affected by the growing volume nor the temperature. and it can't be isothermal because the temperature is changing. and I don't quite understand how adiabatic works.
Homework Statement
http://www.docstoc.com/docs/14364187/Heat_-Temperature_-Thermodynamics-and-Heat-Engines-Problem-Set
This question I am trying to figure out is Number eight with the four cylinders.
Homework Equations
P=F/A
PV=nRT
The Attempt at a Solution
I'm stuck at trying to...