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How Do You Solve the Second Derivative of a Potential Function in Physics?
o ok thxs the wolfan alpha thing said it was when i typed it in. It also gave somthing different- cpamieta
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How Do You Solve the Second Derivative of a Potential Function in Physics?
i forgot how you do a differential equation, i have the solutions. I want to know how you do the dΨ/dx i thought it would just be dΨ/dx= -A/ke-kx Its been a long summer lol- cpamieta
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How Do You Solve the Second Derivative of a Potential Function in Physics?
Homework Statement Well this is a physics problem, need find the potential function Homework Equations \Psi =Axe-kx A and k are constants I need to find d2 \Psi/dx2 The Attempt at a Solution I thought u would just take the derivative two times but just d\Psi/dx = Ae-kx-kAxe-kx...- cpamieta
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- Differential Differential equation
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How to show that the universe is static( not expanding)
nvm what i was thinking would not work- cpamieta
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How to show that the universe is static( not expanding)
i know its expanding lol just think of this as different universe that's static. We have a project and one part of it is to create like a homework problem. it has to be on dark energy, so i figured my problem would be using that formula and showing the universe is static, like what Einstein thought- cpamieta
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How to show that the universe is static( not expanding)
Homework Statement how can i show the universe is static and not expanding, how it really is. Homework Equations \OmegaM=... \Omega\Lambda=... The Attempt at a Solution "The expansion history of the universe depends on the amount of matter (gravity), quantified by \OmegaM...- cpamieta
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- Static Universe
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Graduate I got a question about dark energy
Hey I have a project about dark energy. Part of it is that I need to make some kind of homework problem with this topic. The article talked about using 1a supernova data to see the expansion of the universe. I was I would first calculate the luminosity or whatever they did. Than using that...- cpamieta
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- Dark energy Energy
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics