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Solving an Exercise Involving a Cylindrical Tube of Air
my problem is that for the second question i calculate the new pressure of the air inside the tube but since i do not know the consistency of the air at that temperature how can i find the effective speed.?(hope it is the correct term) And also at the first question i do not know the starting...- asa!!
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Solving an Exercise Involving a Cylindrical Tube of Air
sorry but my english are not so good.does the term effective speed helps?or else i want to find the square root of the average values of speed square.i am not sure how is ti called in english.- asa!!
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Solving an Exercise Involving a Cylindrical Tube of Air
in adition for the activated speed i have to know the pressure and the concentration of the air in order to calculate it?- asa!!
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving an Exercise Involving a Cylindrical Tube of Air
thanks for your help.one question.at the first question when you say that the N changes what do you mean?how can the amount of moles inside the tube change because of the heating of the tube?- asa!!
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Solving an Exercise Involving a Cylindrical Tube of Air
please give me a hint!i need to have it solved until tomorrow morning.please help- asa!!
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Solving an Exercise Involving a Cylindrical Tube of Air
i was thinking about the above problem for the first question to simply calculate the new V of the air assuming that the pressure is constant before and after the heating and that the pressure equals i atm same as the one existing in the atmosphere.then if i use that the consistency of air is...- asa!!
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Solving an Exercise Involving a Cylindrical Tube of Air
Hi to you all.i have an exercise i cannot solve.i think something is missing. Cylindrical tube V=10L opened at the top has air with a temperature of T1=27 oC.We provide heat to the tube until the temperature reaches the value of T2=327 oC.A)we have to find the amount of air that leaves from...- asa!!
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Calculating Activated Speed in a Cylindrical Tube
Hi to you all.i have an exercise i cannot solve.i think something is missing. Cylindrical tube V=10L opened at the top has air with a temperature of T1=27 0C.We provide heat to the tube until the temperature reaches the value of T2=327 oC.A)we have to find the amount of air that leaves from...- asa!!
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High School Finding the size of a photographed image
at a distance of 12,673m it captures an object with length of 10,350m.so i found that tha fov is 44 degrees.i think i am right no?thyanks -
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High School Finding the size of a photographed image
hi again.please help.in order to find the FOV of the camera does the capture photo has to be always in focus?because i have taken a fiew measurements and not all were in focus.then i calculated the FOV as the average value of the field of view of each.please help -
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High School Finding the size of a photographed image
may be you used the entire width of the picture provided?because a divided with two in order to obtain have of it for my calculations.then the angle i double it -
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High School Finding the size of a photographed image
actually i have doubled it.may be the reason is that i use a mobile for the capturing of the images? -
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High School Finding the size of a photographed image
thanks.one last question.how did you find the field of view that is 80 degrees?i found it around 44 degrees.thanks -
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High School Finding the size of a photographed image
this foto is when the object is at three cm away from camera.it is blurry because i have added a lens that is blury in front of the camera.i only care for an aproximation of the distances.thanks -
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High School Finding the size of a photographed image
to tell yo the truth i am completely confused.i have a mobile camera.the resolution of the photos it captures is 640x480.what does this mean?that on the horizontal axis it uses640 pixels and on the vertical 480 pixels.am i right?since i know that the actual width of the object, let's say a wall...