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Understanding Thin Lens Equations: Solving for Image Distances and Focal Length
Homework Statement I am given 5 distances to place the object relative to the lens. I then need to calculate each of the images distances for all 5 and record them. Once I have that done, I am to conduct a graph of 1/q vs 1/p. I then need to answer these questions: 1- Is the slope of your...- badd99
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- Lens Thin lens
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Calculating Voltage Drop and Current Through a Voltmeter
I see my error, thank you guys very, very much for the help! Can't thank you enough!- badd99
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Calculating Voltage Drop and Current Through a Voltmeter
so if its V=(1E-3)(100,000) = 100 v across the resistor its 100 V across the voltmeter for part a? For b you then take 100v=I(10E7) = 1E-6 A?- badd99
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Calculating Voltage Drop and Current Through a Voltmeter
Well given 1ma over the resistor you can do V = (1E-3)(100,000) which is the voltage drop over the resistor...without the total voltage how can I find the voltage drop over the volt meter? current through voltmeter?- badd99
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Calculating Voltage Drop and Current Through a Voltmeter
Homework Statement Voltmeter has a internal resistance of 10M ohms and the resistor has a resistance of 100,000ohm. The current through the resistor is 1mA. a)What is the voltage drop across the voltmeter? b)What is the current through the voltmeter? Homework Equations V=IR is all you...- badd99
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- Drop Voltage Voltage drop Voltmeter
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Time for light pass through glass
oops was cosine. Thank you!- badd99
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Time for light pass through glass
Im completely lost how this is not right. The first answer is right for sure.- badd99
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Time for light pass through glass
SOLVED! Thank you!- badd99
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- Glass Light Time
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What are the correct answers to this Equipotential Contours Homework statement?
SOLVED! Thanks!- badd99
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What are the correct answers to this Equipotential Contours Homework statement?
I know its not right because with it marked true, it was my very first response (the above answers with 3 being true.) I thought that was right to begin with but its not.- badd99
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What are the correct answers to this Equipotential Contours Homework statement?
even if number three was true, its still not all right?- badd99
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What are the correct answers to this Equipotential Contours Homework statement?
Wrote them above.- badd99
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What are the correct answers to this Equipotential Contours Homework statement?
Homework Statement 2. Relevant thoughts Here, I numbered them down and put why I though those answers were what I have above 1- since 0V, its PE is zero 2- Closest contour lines, largest charge 3- Q1 is farther back from 0v, making it the largest negative 4- above 0V so it has a positive...- badd99
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- equipotential
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How Does Charge Polarity Affect Electrostatic Equilibrium Position?
so the answer should be negative then? I am still having trouble ugh.- badd99
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How Does Charge Polarity Affect Electrostatic Equilibrium Position?
Homework Statement An electric point charge of Q1 = 5.23 nC is placed at the origin of the real axis. Another point charge of Q2 = 1.89 nC is placed at a position of p = 2.63 m on the real axis. At which position can a third point charge of q = -2.62 nC be placed so that the net...- badd99
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- Electrostatic Electrostatic force Force Position
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