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High School How do i calculate the power x
2^x=128 x=? how do i calculate power x from 128 and 2?- chemart
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- Power
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- Forum: General Math
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Graduate Calculating Offsets on the Normal Coordinate System
I don't understand your answer. Its actualy using quanternions for rotation but i used euler becouse i thought it will be easier. I am really not good at math so if anyone could explain answer or give me example it would be great.- chemart
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Graduate Calculating Offsets on the Normal Coordinate System
I have problem with getting normal coordinates offset. I have cube1 and cube2. cube1 position is 10,10,10 and cube2 position is 10,9,10. Cube 2 offset refers to local coordinate system of cube1. If rotation of cube1 is 0,0,0 i get position offset 0,-1,0. But if cube1 rotation is 45,0,0 i get...- chemart
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- Coordinate Coordinate system Normal System
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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High School How Does Powder React When Squeezed Inside a Cube?
If I have cube with top side opened with powder in it an i start pushing two sides of cube together will powder fall out of cube the same as with water or other liquid?- chemart
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- Cube Powder
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Coulomb Potential Barrier: Is This Calc Right? What's fm?
The Coulomb potential barrier of a system of two nuclei X and Y is approximately given by VC = ZX*ZY*e2/RN where ZX and ZY are the charge numbers of the nuclei, e2 = 1.44 MeV*fm, RN = (AX1/3+AY1/3) × r0 is the sum of the nuclear radii. r0 is a constant usually estimated to 1.2 to 1.3 fm and AX...- chemart
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- Coulomb Coulomb potential Fm Potential
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Graduate Fusing Deuterium: The Mystery of Ejected Protons/Neutrons
In fusor you react one deuterium with another one. So you should get [SIZE="1"]4He[SIZE="1"]2. Why does it ejects one proton or neutron from nucleus?- chemart
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- Deuterium Mystery
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics