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Calculate the final temperature of the metal.
nvm this is the wrong formula how i would still like some help solving this question- bad at math gu
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Calculate the final temperature of the metal.
24.100kg of copper at 33.000 degrees Celsius receives 310.000 kJ of heat. Calculate the final temperature of the metal. Homework Equations Q=mc(t2-t1) The Attempt at a Solution I solved the equation for T1 T1=c*m*Q-T2 / C*m The answer however seems really small and...- bad at math gu
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Maximum Load question given Safety factor
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Maximum Load question given Safety factor
Could i get some help with this one please The ultimate strength of a round steel rod is 620.000 MPa. If a factor of safety of 3.000 is required, what is the maximum permissible load for the rod if it has a diameter of 3.000 cm?- bad at math gu
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Calculating Velocity of a Free-Falling Object
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Calculating Velocity of a Free-Falling Object
Hi was wondering if i could get some help with this question -An object is allowed to free fall from rest from a height of 9 m. What will be its velocity on striking the ground? ---My solution to this was to simply multiply the 9m by 9.81m/s... which is wrong the solution posted to this...- bad at math gu
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