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I not sure if this has happened to any of you guys but I always slightly "special" after finsihing an hard midterm I have been studying all week (9-13 hour days). Now that's is over I feel great, althought I feel completely retarted. Does this happen to any of guys, after taking a course in...

If I identical parallel plate capacitors are hook up in series(case 1) or in parallel (case 2) to a battery and the battery is removed which of the two poses a greater risk of getting electricuted? I think I would be parallel because in general the have a higher Ceq to hold charge, thus more...

This is pretty sad but I am actually going to Commic Con if few days at the convention center in san diego.

Out of utter boredom this summer I would like to create a remote control beer can opener. I have been to radio shack but all the motors there are too weak to open a can of beer. Do any of you know any good websites that sells cheap motors. thanks

well my question was this...I was reading about symmetry in physics...feymann was talking about the wave function...if you have two identcal particles in different places...and find there wave functions...blah blah blah...the he mutiplied one of the wave fuctions by a factor of e^i (delta sign)...

Star Wars...the Bush regime...why am I suddenly reminded of Jar jar binks? :smile:

Thanks for the help guys. I can't believe I forgot that ><. Well I got to get back to work. Thanks again for the help, this site rocks!

Hi all, I have been studying for my physics final which is tomorrow for the past 9 hours..my brain hurts...sorry if this question is dumb I keep getting f=freq T=period mixed what is the difference between the two again in the physical sense (i.e. would the motion of pistons in a...

I thought most gase where compressable, pv=nrt...v can be compressed

Oppss, hehe I meant Ideal fluid

In my physics book, the 4 properties of an ideal gase are 1. nonviscous 2. steady flow (laminar) 3. incompressible 4. irrotational My question is the properties of being irrotional the same as the vector functions that have a Curl=O iff irrotational My physics book states the...

thanks for the quick reply. I understand that the change will be minimal but how can i mathmatically show how much angular momentum is lost on the moon each year.

Another real good website is www.chemfinder.com http://webbook.nist.gov/ has just about every physical property you can think of.

Thanks for the help Andrew. Could you please show me how got the anwser 23 hours 56 minutes. I know as the moon moves away from the Earth the Earth is slowing down. Some of the angular momnet of the Earth is "lost" on the moon. Thank again for your help.

OK here is the exact question he gave in class, If the tides are a meterhigh, how long will you birthday be next year?