Thank you so much for the reply!
I am sure I want to go to graduate school in Meterology right after graduating, that is if I can get in. I am hoping around 3.2-3.3 gpa is good enough.
Hi everybody. I am currently a junior at a college in Maryland. I have finally realized that I want to be a meteorologist or atleast something similiar. I am majoring in physics and I have taken several chemistry classes. I have also taken 1 programming class and 1 statistics class. I really...
Hey, this isn't a homework question but is more for help with a project. For our D.E. class we decided to model a building while it is being impacted by an earthquake. We are going to make up a building to use. Anyway, we are having trouble relating the earthquake to the building. We know that...
A solid steel ball is hung at the bottom of a steel wire length 2 meters and radius of 1mm. The ultimate strength of steel is 1.1 X 10^9 N/m^2. What is the mass of the biggest ball the wire can bare.
This seems like a pretty straight forward question. I am guessing the 2 meter radius doesn't...
In Einstein's view of a static universe what would happen if some mass turned into radiation?
I am thinking that since the density would decrease then the universe would expand since the cosmological constant would stay the same. Would it change?
I need to show that
ds^2 = dx^ + dy^2 + dz^2
is the same as
ds^2 = dr^2 + r^2 (dpheta^2 + sin^2pheta*dphi^2)
... I know that I need to use x = r sin pheta cos phi
y = r sin pheta sin phi
z = r cos pheta
I am confused but I think I have to take the derivitive of something. Do I...
Last question I promise,,,,
A uniformly charged disk has a radius of 2.5 cm and carries a total charge of 4*10^-12C.
Find the electric field on the x-axis at a distance of 20cm away.
I used the equation:
Ex = (sigma/ (2*Eo)) * (1 - ( 1/ sqrt( ( R^2/x^2) + 1))
this is what i...
Each quare centimeter of the surface of an infinite p;ane sheet of paper has 2.5 X 10^6 excess electrons. Find the magnitude and direction of the electric field at a point 5 cm from the surface of the sheet, if the sheet is large enough to be treated as an infinite plane.
This is an odd...
I fixed the format a little, sorry about that. This was the exact question given. The answer given is 30.3 Joules. I have tried everything and can't get an answer close to it. I know that we are supposed to use Arrenhuis's equation and something about a slope of a graph. I just can't put...