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Most probable speed of aluminium atoms
Thanks, I've got it now- Bugsy23
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Most probable speed of aluminium atoms
Homework Statement Aluminium atoms at 1173K enter a vacuum chamber. Calculate the most probable speed for the atoms. Homework Equations vmp=\sqrt{}(2kT/m) The Attempt at a Solution The molar mass of aluminium is 0.0270kg mol^-1, so vmp=\sqrt{}(2*1.381*10^-23JK^-1)*1173K/0.0270kg...- Bugsy23
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- Aluminium Atoms Speed
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Change in entropy for adiabatic compression
Homework Statement A sample of 8.02*10^-1 moles of nitrogen gas (\gamma=1.4) occupies a volume of 2*10^-2m^3 at pressure 1*10^5pa and temperature 300K. The gas is adiabatically compressed to half its original volume. What is the change in entropy of the gas? Homework Equations...- Bugsy23
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- Adiabatic Adiabatic compression Change Compression Entropy
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Coefficient of sliding friction and distance travelled
Homework Statement A flat round disc of mass 0.6kg is pushed across an icy surface. It has an initial velocity of 3.5ms^-1 and the coefficient of sliding friction is 0.02. Calculate the distance traveled before the disc eventually comes to a rest. Homework Equations The only one I can...- Bugsy23
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- Coefficient Friction Sliding
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Total energy supplied to a flyball governor
Homework Statement A flyball governor has an angular speed of 8.10 rad s^-1. Find the total energy supplied to the flyball governor in order for it to reach this angular speed Homework Equations Kinetic energy=rotational energy+translational energy translational energy=(1/2)m*v^2...- Bugsy23
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- Energy Total energy
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Undergrad Finding the length of a pendulum
Is there more than one way to find the length of a pendulum undergoing lightly damped harmonic motion? The equation I have is l=(T/2pi)^2*g Is there an alternative equation for calculating length, which also takes into account the oscillator's mass? -
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Scalings and translations in graphs
Homework Statement Explain how the parabola that is the graph of f can be obtained from the graph of y=x2 Homework Equations f(x)=-1/3(x-2)2+3 The Attempt at a Solution a y-scaling with factor -1/3 a horizontal translation by 2 units to the right a vertical translation by 3...- Bugsy23
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- Graphs
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Moment of inertia of speed governor
Homework Statement I need to derive an expression for the moment of inertia of the two masses at the ends of the arms of a speed governor Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution The equation for the moment of inertia of a system of particles rotating about a given axis is...- Bugsy23
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- Inertia Moment Moment of inertia Speed
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Calculating the current supplied by a battery
Homework Statement I need to calculate the total current a battery supplies in a steady state. The voltage supplied by the battery is 2.0V, and the total effective resistance of the circuit is 22kΩ Homework Equations i=V/R The Attempt at a Solution i=2/22000=9.09*10-5amps Is...- Bugsy23
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- Battery Current
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Undergrad Why does the ideal gas state equation fail at high pressures for real gases?
Why does the ideal gas state equation fail at high pressures for real gases? I think it has something to do with the forces between the molecules in the gas, but I'm not sure the exact reason -
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NASA NASA'S Fermi Telescope Discovers Giant Structure In Our Galaxy
Sorry if someone already posted this link but did anyone see this in the news? http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2010/nov/HQ_10-295_FERMI.html What are people's opinions on what this might be?- Bugsy23
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- Fermi Galaxy Nasa Structure Telescope
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Rearranging Equations to Find x in Terms of a and b | Homework Help
So would this be right?: ax-bx=a2-b2 x(a-b)=a2-b2 x=(a2-b2)/(a-b)- Bugsy23
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Rearranging Equations to Find x in Terms of a and b | Homework Help
Homework Statement I need to rearrange the following equation to find x in terms of a and b, assuming that a≠-b Homework Equations a(a+x)=b(b-x) The Attempt at a Solution So far I have multiplied out the brackets and came up with a^{}2+ax=b^{}2-bx but I don't really know...- Bugsy23
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Finding the phase constant for simple harmonic motion
Homework Statement I need to find the speed, at time t=0.015s, of a hydraulic valve component undergoing sinusoidal vibrations. The frequency of the vibrations is 25Hz, the amplitude is 2cm and the angular frequency is 157 s-1 Homework Equations The equation for speed of sinusoidal...- Bugsy23
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- Constant Harmonic Harmonic motion Motion Phase Simple harmonic motion
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Frequency and angular frequency of sinusoidal vibrations in s.h.m.
Homework Statement I need to calculate the frequency, angular frequency and period of sinusoidal vibrations in simple harmonic motion. The acceleration amplitude is 10g (98.1m s-2) and the vibration amplitude is 2cmHomework Equations The equation I have for frequency is f=(√(a/A))/2*pi where a...- Bugsy23
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- Angular Angular frequency Frequency Sinusoidal Vibrations
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help