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How Fast Do the Spheres Move When Far Apart?
I'm not sure if I have to get the velocity of ball a or ball b, or get them both and average, I just need help on this part of the problem.- asheik234
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How Fast Do the Spheres Move When Far Apart?
I'm not sure if I have to get the velocity of ball a or ball b, or get them both and average, I just need help on this part of the problem.- asheik234
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How Fast Do the Spheres Move When Far Apart?
Homework Statement k = 9 * 10^9 Sphere A of mass m = 0.0004 kg holds a positive charge qA = 3.0 10^-5 C and is fixed in place. Point P is d = 0.03 meters away from Sphere A. Sphere B is identical in mass to sphere A, but carries a charge of qB = 3.6 10^-5 C. Sphere B is brought from a...- asheik234
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- Electric Electric field Field Physics
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Physics Electric Field Problem
So K' = 2K, right, because Q is proportional to KE.- asheik234
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Physics Electric Field Problem
Then the kinetic energy doesn't change?- asheik234
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Physics Electric Field Problem
If Q*C = K; then 2Q*C = 2K' So the increase in kinetic energy is K, correct me if I'm wrong.- asheik234
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Physics Electric Field Problem
Homework Statement A particle with a mass m and a charge Q is accelerated through a potential difference V, causing its kinetic energy to increase by an amount K. Another particle of mass m/5 and charge 2Q is accelerated through the same potential. How much kinetic energy does this second...- asheik234
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- Electric Electric field Field Physics
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Physics Electric Field Problem
Yes, I found the force from Q1 to be 1350000, and the force from Q2 to be 1800000. I'm not sure what to do after this though.- asheik234
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Physics Electric Field Problem
Homework Statement Three charges are set in the plane of the page so that they form the vertices of a right triangle of lengths a = 3 meters, b = 4 meters, and c = 5 meters. The charges |Q1| = 2.40 10^-3 C and |Q2| = 1.80 10^-3 C have unknown sign. Charge q = -4. 10^-4 C has a total...- asheik234
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- Electric Electric field Field Physics
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What is the pressure and volume of gas in different states?
Homework Statement A cylinder has a base area of 0.016 m2 and is fitted with a piston that can freely move. Below the piston, the cylinder is filled with gas that has a pressure P1 = 106000 Pa, a volume V1 = 0.0014 m3, and a temperature of T1 = 0 ° C when in state 1. The gas is then...- asheik234
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- Physics Thermodynamic
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How do wind and air pressure affect a house's roof?
Oh yes, I realized that, but I don't know where to go from there, what equations should I use.- asheik234
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How do wind and air pressure affect a house's roof?
Yes, I've studied it, but how does that apply here?- asheik234
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How Does Nozzle Elevation Affect Water Flow and Pressure in a Hose System?
It is compressible, does that mean it stays the same throughout?- asheik234
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How do wind and air pressure affect a house's roof?
Homework Statement A house has a roof with an area of 220 m2. Wind blows over the top with a speed of 10 m/s. The density of air is 1.29 kg/m2. The air inside the house is stagnant. Point A is just inside the roof, and point B is outside the roof at the same height. (a) What is the...- asheik234
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- Buoyancy Physics
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How Does Nozzle Elevation Affect Water Flow and Pressure in a Hose System?
Homework Statement Consider a hose that carries water (density = 1000 kg/m3) leads to a nozzle that is elevated h = 1.3 meters above the ground. The nozzle has a diameter d, and the hose has a diameter D = 5d. Water flows through the hose with a speed vH = 0.6 m/s. (a) What is the...- asheik234
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- Buoyancy Physics
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