Homework Statement
Two charges are 1m apart, the first charge is -2.5microC and the second on is 6 microC, determine the point(other than infinity) at which the electric field is zero.
Homework Equations
E=(1/4PI(8.854*10^(-12)))*(q/r^2)
The Attempt at a Solution
ok maybe i am...
thanks a lot for the help guys. its so much easier when it is explained like that. my physics 2 teacher don't do too good a job teaching it so it can be tough
Homework Statement
The planet Uranus has a mass about 14 times the Earth's mass, and its radius is equal to about 3.7 Earth radii. A)By setting up ratios with the corresponding Earth values, find the free-fall acceleration at the cloud tops of Uranus. B)Ignoring the rotation of the planet...
ok i see what you are saying but something just ain't clicking yet. i used what i was given to find the product of m1 and m2:
1x10^-8=(6.67x10^-11)(mtotal/.2^2)
mtotal=5.997kg
so now i have the sum of the two masses and the product of the two.
so if i took the square root of 5.997 you...
Homework Statement
Two objects attract each other with a gravitational force of magnitude of 1*10^-8 N when separated by 20 cm. if the total mass of the two objects is 5kg, what is the mass of each.
Homework Equations
Fg=G*m1*m2/r^2
The Attempt at a Solution
i know everything that...
i have graphed it and its kinda weird looking and have not seen one like it before. here is the function if anyone wants to graph it and see if they know
y=x^4+x^3-7x^2-x+6
ok i solved the matrix i got in the end and found the equation to be
y=x^4+x^3-7x^2-x+6
the question says to name the type of polynomial. is there anywhere i can find graphs related to this equation to show me the different kinds of polynomials and their names. i graphed it on my calculator...
i just enrolled at the linear algebra class at my university. and after out first test the professor gave us this "calculator project" (meaning just using the calculator in some way to get the answer) that has 4 linear algebra application problems. i figured out the last three but i am stuck on...
i just enrolled at the linear algebra class at my university. and after out first test the professor gave us this "calculator project" (meaning just using the calculator in some way to get the answer) that has 4 linear algebra application problems. i figured out the last three but i am stuck on...