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Help with E&M Questions: Answers, Explanations & Reviews
they are sort of simple questions... I guess I'll make separate threads for each then...- compscier
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Help with E&M Questions: Answers, Explanations & Reviews
Help with E&M? 1) http://tinyimage.net/images/25790944428468568236.png I don't even... The answer is B.. What should I review?? 2)http://tinyimage.net/images/81684598844478119651.png Why can't I use the formula V^2/R for this one?? answer C btw ( I did get it right, but just because I...- compscier
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Solve Basic Electricity and Magnetism Questions - No Calculations Needed
hmm help me on the other ones please?- compscier
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Solve Basic Electricity and Magnetism Questions - No Calculations Needed
ahh is it because the angles between velocity of the particle and magnetic field is 0, thus eliminating the force?- compscier
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Solve Basic Electricity and Magnetism Questions - No Calculations Needed
1. hmm is electric potential a scalar? 2. So wait, what's wrong here: 1/2*V^2*C=1/2*6*6*(1/(1/6+1/6+1/6))=1/2*36*2=18?- compscier
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Solve Basic Electricity and Magnetism Questions - No Calculations Needed
Yes, yes I know about the template, but these questions are so basic that I don't really know what I can show as work... Sometimes all I need for help is the relevant equation itself -.- So please don't delete or hate. Thanks! 2. http://tinyimage.net/images/50136173150204648365.png The...- compscier
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- Calculation Conceptual Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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