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Potential difference of spherical rain drops
but how do i calculate anything when i wasnt given any values of variables in the question?- chanella35
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Potential difference of spherical rain drops
I absolutely have no idea how to answer this question. If someone could please explain to me what concept this question is trying to test and how to go about answering this question it would be immensely appreciated :) THE QUESTION: Two equal spherical rain-drops are both at a potential...- chanella35
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- Difference Potential Potential difference Rain Spherical
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Diffrentiation of natural logs (ln)
So the answer would be; y'=1/5 (5)(ln5x)^(1/5-1) y'= (ln5x)^-4/5 is this right?? Thanks for helping :)- chanella35
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Diffrentiation of natural logs (ln)
the question is: differentiate wiith repsect to x: (ln(5x))^1/5 i differentiated and got : 1/5ln(5x) y'=1/5x I don't think this is correct. The answer should be ln5/5. Can anyone help me? chanella- chanella35
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How to add and resolve vectors?
thank you so muchhh! it was a great help. i actually understand it now.- chanella35
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to add and resolve vectors?
thanks so much! i can't believe I am actually getting it! :D- chanella35
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to add and resolve vectors?
Can someone please explain to me how to add and resolve vectors? I've never fully understood the concept :( It would be extremely appreciated. Thanks in advance, Chanella35- chanella35
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- Vectors
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Specific heat capacity and friction
1. The tangential frictional force exerted by a band brakes on a rotating metal drum of circumference 0.25m is found to be 20N. If the mass of the drum is 0.4kg and its specific heat capacity is 0.35 kJ/kg K, calculate the number of complete revolutions of the drum are required to increase its...- chanella35
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- Capacity Friction Heat Heat capacity Specific Specific heat Specific heat capacity
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Tension in Strings Supporting AB Bar: Calculating Weight & Mass
Thanks so much :D:D:D- chanella35
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Tension in Strings Supporting AB Bar: Calculating Weight & Mass
this h.w is for 5 extra points on a test on monday if i get them right...please help. 1.AB is a uniform bar of length 5m and weight 60N. It is supprted in a horizontal position by 2 vertical strings P and Q. P is 0.5m from A and Q 1.5m from B. a) What are the tensions in the strings? b) What...- chanella35
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Tension in Strings Supporting AB Bar: Calculating Weight & Mass
1.AB is a uniform bar of length 5m and weight 60N. It is supprted in a horizontal position by 2 vertical strings P and Q. P is 0.5m from A and Q 1.5m from B. a) What are the tensions in the strings? b) What weight must be applied at A if the tensions in the strings are to be equal? c) What is...- chanella35
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- Mass Strings Tension Weight
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help