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Intensity of red laser vs blue laser
1. Homework Statement : Consider two lasers, one blue and one red. Which of the two lasers has the higher intensity? 2. these are my choices: The blue one. Cannot be decided based on the information given. The red one. 3. The Attempt at a Solution : The difference between these...- allergic
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- Intensity Laser
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Capacitance Analogy: Thinking About Resistors Like Pipes
My Physics TA said that a good way to think about resistors is to also think about pipes: the circuit is a pipe with water flowing thru it (water being charge) and a resistor acts like a section of pipe that is smaller than the rest... it slows down the current of charge and water. using a...- allergic
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- Analogy
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find the limit of xsin(pi*x) at infinity
Since the function f(x)=xsin[(pi)x] oscillates, shouldn't the limit as x -> infinity not exist? i was told that it is positive infinity.- allergic
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- Infinity Limit
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Graduate Solving a Canal Turn Problem: Finding the Longest Barge
ah-ha! that would be it. i always forget that kinda stuff. thanks -
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Graduate Solving a Canal Turn Problem: Finding the Longest Barge
alright, so i have this problem, and i must have gone wrong somewhere, because i am now lost. the problem is this: you have a canal that makes a right angle turn. the width of the canal for the incoming leg is a, and the width for the outgoing is b. what is the longest narrow barge that can... -
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AP Physics Exam Results: How Did You Do?
absolutly horrible! i wouldn't be surprised if i got a two. i swear to god that e&m free response killllled me. or, i just don't know physics, which i think was the real problem :biggrin:- allergic
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Undergrad Volume Problem - What Am I Doing Wrong?
Alright, so I've got this volume problem and it seemed really easy, only my answer is off, if only by a little bit. The problem is this: There is a tunnel, with a cross-section in the shape of a parabola, that is 5 meters wide and 10 meters high (I got the equation to be y=-1.6x^2 + 10). It... -
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Graduate Integrating the Normal Distribution Curve
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Undergrad Moment of inertia for a rectangular plate
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Undergrad Moment of inertia for a rectangular plate
can anyone help me derive the moment of inertia for a rectangular plate, area of ab, (with the axis through the center)? i know it ends up being (1/12)(M)(a^2+b^2) but when i try it, my a's and b's end up canceling... its craziness. also, when i try the sphere, instead of (2/5)MR^2, i...