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Help to explain electromagnetism, a loop of wire in a magnetic field.
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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