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Relativity, how it affects observation.
1= 65m from astronaut, 39 observer 2= 7.447818 astronaut, 8.6 observer 3= 75 kg astronaut, ~113 kg observer- chewtoy929
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Relativity, how it affects observation.
I'm having a bit of trouble understanding relativity, and would like some help with the following problems: 1. A spaceship passes a stationary observer at a speed that is 80% the speed of light. At rest, this ship is 65m long. What does the observer say about the length of the spaceship? How...- chewtoy929
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- Observation Relativity
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How Can You Calculate the Altitude of a Satellite Using Gravitational Equations?
how can I calculate the distance something is above the earth? as an example a 1750 kg satellite orbits the earth. it has a gravitational potential energy of 1.69*10^10 J. Its free fall accel is 6.44 m/s^2 how high is it. How would I solve this? thanks.- chewtoy929
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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High School Newton to Joule Equation: How to Calculate Work and Distance
thanks dude I owe you one, if there is anything you need, just pm me.- chewtoy929
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Newton to Joule Equation: How to Calculate Work and Distance
I need the equation for Newtons to Joules. as an example the question is you must exert a force of 4.5 N on a book to slide it across the table, if you do 2.7 J of work in the process, how far have you moved the book. I am not looking for an answer just an equation to show how to do this, thanks- chewtoy929
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Undergrad Finding the Number of Cubes in the Middle of a Decreasing Cube Tower
no I am not it was an expression, but I don't understand the answer to the question in the first place, I think I can figure it out though, thanks.- chewtoy929
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Undergrad Finding the Number of Cubes in the Middle of a Decreasing Cube Tower
explain like I am 10- chewtoy929
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Undergrad Finding the Number of Cubes in the Middle of a Decreasing Cube Tower
if you where to take something like a sugar cube stack it into a tower 6 cubes high than on each of the 4 sides stack sugar cubes in a decreasing amount so there are 6 cubes in the middle and 5 surrounding it on the four sides , then 4 surrounding that then 3, and so on. What I need is an...- chewtoy929
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- decreasing Numbers
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High School Real Life Momentum: Examples & Ideas
already found ansr, crisis evaded- chewtoy929
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Real Life Momentum: Examples & Ideas
Real life momentum *URGENT* I need a few major examples for how momentum is used in real life. Any good examples?- chewtoy929
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- Life Momentum
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- Forum: Mechanics