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Short webpage title: Calculating Moments of Inertia and Magnetic Moment
[ a) Do you know formula for the mass moment of inertia for a ring? Is it K= rootof(Ic/m)?- besnik93
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Short webpage title: Calculating Moments of Inertia and Magnetic Moment
Homework Statement For any flat object, located in the x-y plan applies to the equation: Ix+Iy=Iz where Ix,Iy,Iz is the moments of inertia about the x-axis, y-axis and z-axis. A flat circular coil has n windings and radius r. The mass of the coil is m. The coil is located in the x-y plan...- besnik93
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- Inertia Magnetic Magnetic moment Moment
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How to Calculate Electric Field and Potential at a Triangle Midpoint?
How can it become vectors, i don't understand it- besnik93
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Calculating Torque and Frequency of a Polar Molecule
How do i express that to make sense, i am really confused- besnik93
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How to Calculate Electric Field and Potential at a Triangle Midpoint?
I don't know how to add the vectors?- besnik93
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Calculating Torque and Frequency of a Polar Molecule
I can't take a screenshot, but how to calculate a torque of these charges and this rod.- besnik93
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Calculating Torque and Frequency of a Polar Molecule
Homework Statement A simple model of a polar molecule is a rod of length L with mass m where the charges q and -q is arranged at each end of the rod. The molecule is located between two capacitorplates where spacing is on potential difference between the capacitor is V. The molecule will have...- besnik93
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- Frequency Torque
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How to Calculate Electric Field and Potential at a Triangle Midpoint?
Homework Statement Three ions, each with a charge Q = e, located at the corners of an equilateral triangle with side length r midpoint of one of the sides of the triangle described M. a) Calculate the magnitude and direction of the electric field E of the three ions generated at point M...- besnik93
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- Direction Potential
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Analysis of Billiards Ball Motion Following a Horizontal Queue Impact
b) yes that's it- besnik93
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Analysis of Billiards Ball Motion Following a Horizontal Queue Impact
I don't know how to express that to make sense- besnik93
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Analysis of Billiards Ball Motion Following a Horizontal Queue Impact
[b]1. Encountered with cue to a massive billiards ball, which is initially at rest, see figure uploaded. The ball has radius R and mass M. The queue hits with force F horizontally into the bale height h above the table, and the shock lasts a very short time Δt. It is reported that the moment of...- besnik93
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- Analysis Ball Billiards Horizontal Impact Motion Queue
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help