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    Can any object have moment of inertia greater than that of a hoop?

    Thanks Robphy:thumbup:...:smile: Well then if i have a spherical body of radius R that rolls on a horizontal surface with linear velocity v and angular velocity ω. Let L1 and L2 be the magnitudes of angular momenta of the body about centre of mass and point of contact respectively.Then is it...
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    Can any object have moment of inertia greater than that of a hoop?

    sorry for that brother....:bow: consider a spherical body...forget the 1st comment...
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    Can any object have moment of inertia greater than that of a hoop?

    But,sir/mam what I really want to know is whether...When you have been given a spherical body with a radius R (say) then can its radius of gyration be larger than R??o_O
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    Can any object have moment of inertia greater than that of a hoop?

    Can any object have moment of inertia greater than that of a hoop?
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    Which is More Acidic: Benzoic Acid or Formic Acid?

    yes the ka values say that formic acid is more acidic but my reasonings are not able to fit...:oldcry:
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    Which is More Acidic: Benzoic Acid or Formic Acid?

    argument 1: Due to the presence of the aromatic ring which pulls electrons slightly due to the presence sp2 hybridized carbon atom, decreases the electron density on the carboxylate carbon atom making it more acidic than formic acid which doesn't have such interaction.Thus, benzoic acid is more...
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    Which is More Acidic: Benzoic Acid or Formic Acid?

    Well...hello brothers and sisters...may I know whether benzoic acid is more acidic or formic acid...because I have two arguments which support don't support each other...:frown::frown:
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    What Is the Value of a(16) When No Two Heads Occur Consecutively in Coin Tosses?

    Mod note: Edited post to remove insulting and condescending contents. I know the 'ANSWER' but i don't know the 'SOLUTION'...:cool:...and i do hope for a very good method to get it...:wink:...
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    What Is the Value of a(16) When No Two Heads Occur Consecutively in Coin Tosses?

    No...But it involves a good trick (i think) instead of simply rather foolishly counting...:-p
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    What Is the Value of a(16) When No Two Heads Occur Consecutively in Coin Tosses?

    Mod note: Thread moved from technical math section, so homework template does not appear. A fair coin is tossed 'n' times. Let a(n) denote the number of cases in which no two heads occur consecutively, then what is the value of a(16)?:woot:
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    The Value of 100! to 110! Factorial Problem

    when you take out 100! common out...then you are left with (1-101+102 times 101...) which afterwards...don't know man...addition is not the way out as it gives you a very humongous number...
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    The Value of 100! to 110! Factorial Problem

    Come on man! i tried ... doesn't work...
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    The Value of 100! to 110! Factorial Problem

    What do you think is the value of 100!-101!+102!-103!...-109!+110! :biggrin:
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