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Question for the resistance of the wire
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Question for the resistance of the wire
I don't know what is the value of changing L and how to calculate it, please advise me!- bckcookie
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Question for the resistance of the wire
I think about many times for few days, but I still can't find out the correct answer! Maybe my steps are somethings wrong, please advise me! Thanks! A copper rod, 0.4m long and 4.0mm in diameter, has a resistance of 550μΩ at 20℃. Calculate the resistivity of copper at that temperature. If the...- bckcookie
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Is My Lorentz Transformation Calculation Correct?
You are right! I misunderstood my calculation before. I corrected it and submit it to my tutor! Thanks a lot!- bckcookie
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Is My Lorentz Transformation Calculation Correct?
My following approach! Thanks a lot! a) i) d/v =t, where d=15, v=c, so, = 15/c= 5x10^-8s ii) d/v =t, where d=15, v=c, so, = -15/c= -5x10^-8s iii) d/v =t, where d=30, v=c, so, = 30/c= 10^-7s iv) d/v =t, where d=30, v=c, so, = -30/c= -10^-7s b) The times according to Tom for the above...- bckcookie
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Is My Lorentz Transformation Calculation Correct?
Thanks so much! You are right! Done!- bckcookie
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Is My Lorentz Transformation Calculation Correct?
I can confirm that the time of (i) is faster than (ii), but i have no idea how to calculate it, please advise!- bckcookie
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Is My Lorentz Transformation Calculation Correct?
Please advise me the updated solution as follows; a) You are right! i) d/v =t, where d=15, v=c, so, = 15/c= 5x10^-8s ii) d/v =t, where d=15, v=c, so, = 15/c= 5x10^-8s iii) d/v =t, where d=30, v=c, so, = 30/c= 10^-7s iv) d/v =t, where d=30, v=c, so, = 30/c= 10^-7s b) The times...- bckcookie
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Is My Lorentz Transformation Calculation Correct?
Problem in Lorentz transformation(Urgent!) 1. Homework Statement Please see the attached file and advise me my solution is right or not! Thanks! 2. Homework Equations ~ d/t = v ~ Lorentz transformation : x'=(x-Vt)/(√(1-(V^2)/c^2), t' = [t-(V^2)/(c^2)]/√1-(V^2)/c^2), 3. The...- bckcookie
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Is My Magnetic Flux Homework Solution Incorrect?
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Calculating Magnetic Flux: A Troubleshooting Guide
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Is My Solution for Magnetic Field and Force Correct?
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Is My Magnetic Flux Homework Solution Incorrect?
Homework Statement Please let me know whether it's wrong for my attached solution. Homework Equations i = (d∅/dt)/R The Attempt at a Solution In part (d), does it calculate wrong?? In part (e), where has the dissipated energy? is it for heat energy?? Thanks!- bckcookie
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- Flux Magnetic Magnetic flux
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Calculating Magnetic Flux: A Troubleshooting Guide
Homework Statement Please let me know whether it's wrong for my attached solution. Homework Equations magnetic flux = BAcosθ The Attempt at a Solution I don't know how to calculate the part (c) as attached file, please advise!- bckcookie
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- Flux Magnetic Magnetic flux
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Is My Solution for Magnetic Field and Force Correct?
Homework Statement As attached file! Please advise me my solution is right or not! Thanks a lot! Homework Equations F=qvB - (1) R=mv/eB d/t = v length of arc = 2pi(R) sinθ=a/c The Attempt at a Solution a) the magnetic force, F = qvb =1.6x10^-19 x 10^7 x 0.03N = 4.8x10^-14N (does it need to...- bckcookie
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- Field Force Magnetic Magnetic field
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