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Thermal energy in a sample of candle wax?
Can anyone help?- crpcrpcrp
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Finding Centre of Gravity | Calculating Moments and Work Done
So are my other answers correct? And do you know how would i find the centre of gravity for the irregular shaped piece of cardboard?- crpcrpcrp
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Thermal energy in a sample of candle wax?
How can I design an experiment to determine the thermal energy in a sample of candle wax?- crpcrpcrp
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Biology of plants - observations of transplants and growth
:frown::frown: Homework Statement Suggest reasons for each ofd the following observations: a.When transplanting a small plant from a pot to the garden, it is importanat to dig it up carrfully, leaving the roots in a ball of soil. If this is not done the plant may wilt after it has been...- crpcrpcrp
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- Biology Growth Plants
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Finding Centre of Gravity | Calculating Moments and Work Done
Homework Statement 1.Describe how you would find the centre of gravity of a piece of cardboard of irregular shape. 2.The figure represents a tray held horizontally by a glass of water. The tary has a weight of 6N amd supports a drink of weight 3N.The waiter provides a force at P. The tray...- crpcrpcrp
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Questions about principle of moments
Homework Statement Hi I have a physics exam tmorrow and I was hoping I could get a little help with the moments problem. I attached the drawing and the question asks: a-1. State the principle of moments b-1.Write down expressions including W, Rc and FA for (i)the total counter clockwise...- crpcrpcrp
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- Moments Principle
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Kinetic and potential energy and speed
wait... where did u get the 100?- crpcrpcrp
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Kinetic and potential energy and speed
what do i do form here?:confused:- crpcrpcrp
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Kinetic and potential energy and speed
i'm still a little confused. so what would be the constant?- crpcrpcrp
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Kinetic and potential energy and speed
I understand- crpcrpcrp
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Kinetic and potential energy and speed
0?:confused:- crpcrpcrp
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Kinetic and potential energy and speed
is the initial velocity=0ms-1- crpcrpcrp
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Kinetic and potential energy and speed
the potential energy=mass*gravity*height =10*10*m =100m- crpcrpcrp
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Kinetic and potential energy and speed
how do i find it?I was not given to velocity or mass- crpcrpcrp
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Kinetic and potential energy and speed
isn't it 0J- crpcrpcrp
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