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Basic Electricity (what i should know but don't)
i have been given this question Figure 1 shows a graph of V against I for a filament lamp. Calculate the maximum resistance of the lamp over the range shown by the graph, now i have a somewhat vague attempt and its to measure the tangent of the line (i can't upload the graph sorry) how...- chaz699
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Calculating the time of stopping distance
i think i have it now thanks (i found out Newtons second law about 2 minutes before u posted, and the suvat question i just found,) thanks for providing me with support so i avoidied doubting myself- chaz699
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Calculating the time of stopping distance
well I'm struggling with a level physics and need some help with a new topic area we're studying the problem is a moving car t velocity of 20 ms(-1) brakes to a standstill in a distance of 40m, a child of mass 15kg is sitting in a forward facing child car seat fitted to the back-seat of...- chaz699
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- Stopping distance Time
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Solving an AS Physics Problem: Steel & Brass Extension
but how do i find the strain on each with the information given- chaz699
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Solving an AS Physics Problem: Steel & Brass Extension
hello, i am currently going over past exam questions to further my knowledge in as physics when i came across this old question which i don't quite understand, a length of steel and a length of brass are joined together. This combination is suspended from a fixed support and a force of 80n is...- chaz699
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- Extension Physics Steel
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
im studying a level physics (after high school, before university) i just find rearranging formula hard- chaz699
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
and then fv(squared) = u (v-fv)- chaz699
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
erm fv(squared) = u(v-fv)?- chaz699
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
so then it would be fv(squared) = uv-fvu?- chaz699
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
i actually have no idea- chaz699
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
would it be FVU+FV(squared) = UV- chaz699
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
er no hah i don't see how my answer is wrong- chaz699
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
answer is 14- chaz699
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
i don't quite understand that bit- chaz699
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
so would it befu+fv+vu+v(squared)=uv- chaz699
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