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When does a wire loop in a magnetic field have maximum and minimum current?
Homework Statement What is the orientation of the loop relative to the magnetic field when the current has its maximum, and its minimum magnitude. Homework Equations Ohm's law & Faraday's lawThe Attempt at a Solution The loop of wire is perpendicular to the magnetic field which gives it it's...- Clairepie
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- Electromagnetism Explain Field Loop Magnetic Magnetic field Wire
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Relationship between most probable speed & rotation speed (gas)
Monatomic :-) I will look at degrees of freedom for monatomic gases.- Clairepie
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Relationship between most probable speed & rotation speed (gas)
Homework Statement Calculate Speed (v sub mp) and rotation speed (\omega Homework Equations (v sub mp) =Sq rt (2kT/m) <V>= 2/ (sqr rt pi )(V sub mp) Vrms = sq rt (3/2) X V sub mp How do I relatate these to rotational speed? The Attempt at a Solution Yo mamma The numbers came...- Clairepie
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- Gas Relationship Rotation Speed
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Emergency, derive or derivative of moment of intertia
Thanks, it seems so obvious now! Having a really bad brain fog day & you've both saved my bacon! I have the rest I think, Thank you again with extra karma your way (Cognitive dysfunctional) Claire- Clairepie
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Emergency, derive or derivative of moment of intertia
Homework Statement Needs to be in TODAY (yeah I know I am cutting it close!) Derive an expression for the moment of inertia of the masses at the ends of the arms in terms of l, θ and m Is the example question asking for the derivative or is it asking to use the terms above in an equation...- Clairepie
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- Derivative Derive Intertia Moment
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Lightly damped oscillator, what is the time constant
Homework Statement I need to find the time constant, tau, Homework Equations WILL EDIT THIS TOMORROW Bleeping FMS giving me major brainache *saddest face ever* A(t) = A_0 times e^-t/tauThe Attempt at a Solution I have had numerous attempts and I just fried my (fibromyalgic) brain out with...- Clairepie
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- Constant Damped Oscillator Time Time constant
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Alegbra of simple harmonic motion
After 6pm I don't fix typos!- Clairepie
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Alegbra of simple harmonic motion
You mean it looks like a bum?! I can't unsee it now! I just ohpe I don't slip up in an exam "2 pi f = bum"- Clairepie
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Alegbra of simple harmonic motion
Thank you and for the omega cheeky little ω!- Clairepie
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Alegbra of simple harmonic motion
Homework Statement I am wanting to learn how to rearrange equations for simple harmonic motion equations (I am new to LaTeX so gimme a break!) mostly to find time (t) as the subject, but I am not very good at rearranging equations with sin/cos etc and want to get better at it, partly homework...- Clairepie
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- Harmonic Harmonic motion Motion Simple harmonic motion
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Nerdcore & decaff coffee, & typing in gloves
Loseyourname (great Plathiness btw I love her) http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Raynauds-phenomenon/Pages/Treatment.aspx I don't use any treatments or meds myself as I have a number of other conditions& can manage it with self-help :-) Lisab, I have a pair of knitted fingerless gloves that have a...- Clairepie
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What is the Required Frequency for Simple Harmonic Motion Testing?
I think I have it, x(t)=A sin(ωt+ϕ) is the way forward, Thanks for clarifying that for me Vela *high five* I read this, then took a shower & wrote down the algebra etc on the steamed up shower, I recommend this as the new "going for a walk"! Clairepie (If I came across a little daft, I can...- Clairepie
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Nerdcore & decaff coffee, & typing in gloves
What's a gal to do?! I can't concentrate on my study, for whatever reason, I'm dying for coffee I can't have & have to type with my gloves on! (Raynaud's is annoying!) Nerdcore is soothing me though, bit of Nursehella & MC Hawking. Any tips for getting over that "can't be arsed" unmotivated...- Clairepie
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- Coffee
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Math/Physics Tattoo Idea Request - Warren
Who is your fave physics wizard/mathemitizer?!- Clairepie
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What is the Required Frequency for Simple Harmonic Motion Testing?
Homework Statement I am confoosed, I think I need to find T first but not sure I am using the right equations, is vibrational amplitude both length & A? A hydraulic valve is subjected to sinusoidal vibrations to test the component under conditions of simple harmonic motion. The first test...- Clairepie
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- Harmonic Harmonic motion Motion Simple harmonic motion
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