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Undergrad Why Does Ball-to-Viscometer Diameter Ratio Matter in Viscosity Measurements?
We had a experiment on a metal ball dropped on a Falling sphere viscometer containing a certain liquid(I forgot what was it). I just don't know why our professor asked us to get the ratio of the spherical metal ball's diameter and the diameter of the Falling sphere viscometer and plot the...- cuddlesome
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- Falling Sphere
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Analysis of Truss Structure: Horizontal Component at Hinge?
diagram:http://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu/Courses/ansys/truss/images/truss.jpg Will there be a horizontal force component at A?- cuddlesome
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Analysis of Truss Structure: Horizontal Component at Hinge?
If the loads are all vertical in a truss, will there be horizontal component on the hinge of the given truss? Does the presence of the horizontal component depends on the design of the truss?- cuddlesome
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- Analysis Structure
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- Forum: General Engineering
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High School Why do airplanes pressurize their cabins?
Why do airplanes pressurize their cabins?- cuddlesome
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- Airplanes
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Undergrad Geometric Optics: Can Virtual Objects Form Images?
is it possible to have an virtual OBJECT in image formation?- cuddlesome
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- Geometric Geometric optics Optics
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- Forum: Optics
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Magnetic field due to negative charge
I hope you could help me out with this... A negative charge q=-7.20mC is moving in a reference frame. When the point charge is at the origin the magnetic field it produces at point (25.o cm,0,0) magnetic field is B= (6.0 x10^(-9)T) j("unit vector") and its speed is 800 m/s . what is the...- cuddlesome
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- Charge Field Magnetic Magnetic field Negative
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help