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What Is the Charge of q2 When the Net Electric Field at Point P Is Zero?
Alright thanks for the help, I appreciate it- BugsSport
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What Is the Charge of q2 When the Net Electric Field at Point P Is Zero?
Would it be 0 again?- BugsSport
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What Is the Charge of q2 When the Net Electric Field at Point P Is Zero?
0 maybe? Sorry I don't really know- BugsSport
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What Is the Charge of q2 When the Net Electric Field at Point P Is Zero?
Homework Statement Two point charges, q1 and q2, are placed 0.30m apart on the x-axis, as shown in the figure(http://hiviz.org/apb89/ap/problems/2006-3.jpg" . Charge q1 has a value of -3.0x10^-9 C. The net electric field at point P is zero. A) What is charge of q2 (Positive/Negative) B)...- BugsSport
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- Charges Force Net Net force Point Point charges
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Physics/Chem Gas, Pressure, Volume, Temperature Question
I reposted the link. The applet also shows the depth in meters if that helps.- BugsSport
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Physics/Chem Gas, Pressure, Volume, Temperature Question
Homework Statement A balloon is released from the bottom of a deep lake where the temperature is always 4 degC and rises to the top, where the pressure is standard atmospheric pressure. Assume that the balloon rises slowly enough that the temperature of the gas inside adjusts to its...- BugsSport
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- Gas Pressure Temperature Volume
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Calculating Bullet Speed: Pendulum Physics Homework Problem Solution
Just for future reference, this page helps a lot in pendulum problems http://www.rowan.edu/colleges/lasold/PhysicsAndAstronomy/LabManual/labs/EnergyInAPendulum.pdf- BugsSport
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Calculating Bullet Speed: Pendulum Physics Homework Problem Solution
I just figured it out. Thanks for the response though- BugsSport
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Calculating Bullet Speed: Pendulum Physics Homework Problem Solution
Homework Statement I have to calculate the speed of a bullet, based on the amount of displacement created when the bullet becomes lodged in the log. I have the horizontal displacement, the weight of the log, and the length of the string. Homework Equations I'm not sure how to set this...- BugsSport
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- Pendulum Physics
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Calculating Work Conceptual Question
Homework Statement A certain amount of work Wo is required to accelerate a car from rest to a speed v. How much work is required to accelerate the car from rest to v/2? Homework Equations W = Fd The Attempt at a Solution I know that if we were finding the distance instead of...- BugsSport
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- Conceptual Work
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Calculating Magnitude of Contact Force Between Boxes 1 & 2
okay got it thank you- BugsSport
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Calculating Magnitude of Contact Force Between Boxes 1 & 2
Homework Statement A force of magnitude 9.00 N pushes three boxes with masses m1 = 1.30 kg, m2 = 2.80 kg, and m3 = 4.90 kg Find the magnitude of the contact force between boxes 1 and 2. Homework Equations Fnet,x = ma? The Attempt at a Solution I thought that it would be 9.00 N...- BugsSport
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- Contact Contact force Force Magnitude
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