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Problem about orbital mechanics
So the answer would be R2-R = (5/3)R- 1 R=(3/2) R- Andres Padilla
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Problem about orbital mechanics
Hello, with KE=3 (1/2)(mv^2) where V^2 is GMm/r2- Andres Padilla
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Problem about orbital mechanics
I tried it, but I am not getting no of the given answers According to the statement, it is saying that 3 KE (in the orbit ) = ΔUg So, beeing R the radius of the Earth and R2 the radius of the orbit: 3 (1/2)(GMm/r2) = -GMm/r2 - (-GMm/R) Canceling out the GMm: (3/2)(1/r2)= (-1/r2) + (1/R)...- Andres Padilla
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- Mechanics Orbit Orbital Orbital mechanics Satellite
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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FBD of an aerogenerator (Windmill)
Homework Statement Good afternoon, I hope someone could help me with this problem, it is killing my head. I have an aerogenerator, I already find the torque excerted by the air (75.8N) and the force transmitted by the gear (1010.6N). The problem comes when I try to draw the free body diagram to...- Andres Padilla
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- Equilibrium Fbd Force Moment Torque Windmill
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why this special case occurs in an exchange of heat
Yes, I know the best arrangement is with the counterflow heat exchanger. I agree with you, the oil will get closer to 26°C, but how can I prove that with calculations? Because according with calculations, I will get the 46.7°C- Andres Padilla
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why this special case occurs in an exchange of heat
I wrote incorrectly one part, I am sorry! The water comes in with 26°C and comes out 18°C.- Andres Padilla
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why this special case occurs in an exchange of heat
Homework Statement Hello. First of all sorry about this question, it has to do a little with heat transfer from engineering. This situation is not real, I was working in a proyect and this doubt came to me. I have a heat exchanger of parallel tubes. Water flows in a tube and oil flows in...- Andres Padilla
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- Exchange Heat Heat exchange Temperature
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to measure the magnetic field/ induced fem in a system
But is there any formula that allow me to compute the variation of the magnetic flux knowing the angular velocity and radius of the disk?- Andres Padilla
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How to measure the magnetic field/ induced fem in a system
Homework Statement Hello, this is like an experiment of engineering.It is called a induction stove. The system consists of a bycicle, where I am going to pedal. This will turn a disk that have 20 small magnets around its circuference. Once the disk starts to turn, it will produce a constant...- Andres Padilla
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- Fem Field Induced Magnetic Magnetic field Magnetic flux Measure System
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Find the mass M so that the net torque is zero
Got it! thank to all of you for the help- Andres Padilla
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find the mass M so that the net torque is zero
Alright, that is what I think, so my last approach (and picutre) are the correct.- Andres Padilla
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find the mass M so that the net torque is zero
Homework Statement Hello, I have a problem I don't want how to approach, it is a little weird. It is a problem of equilibrium (torque) The situation and my approach is in the picture I uploaded. A beam is supported by the blue structure. On the beam it is a person(100N) at a distance of 3m in...- Andres Padilla
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- Beam Forces Mass Net Net torque Torque Zero
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find the force P such that the disk rolls without slip
Homework Statement When a disk rolls in a surface whitout slip, the velocity of the disk's edge (where it contacts the surface) is zero with respect the surface and the friction force is less than the maximum allowable of Us.N, where Us is the coefficient of static friction and N is the normal...- Andres Padilla
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- Disk Force Friction Inertia Rolling ball Slip
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help