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Rate of radiation coming from inside a container
Homework Statement A aluminum container has walls that are 23 mm thick. A radiation detector measures a rate of 542 Hz outside the container. The radiation source inside the container has a half-life of 2.4 years. What is the rate of radiation from the source inside the container...- cyclonefb3
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Diffraction Grating: Laser Illumination & 643 nm Wavelength
I got 116 mm for both.- cyclonefb3
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Diffraction Grating: Laser Illumination & 643 nm Wavelength
Homework Statement A laser is used to illuminate a diffraction grating that has spacing of 637 lines per mm. The grating sits 11.6 cm in front of a screen. Find the distance to the first and second maxima (y1 and y2) for the laser wavelength of 643 nm. Express your answers in mm. Homework...- cyclonefb3
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Calculate RMS Velocity of Air at 72 cm-Hg, 344.7013 m/s, 22.6 C
Homework Statement If the air pressure is 72 cm-Hg (as measured with a barometer), the velocity of sound is 344.7013 m/s and the temperature is 22.6 C calculate the Vrms. Homework Equations velocity = Vrms*sqrt[(1.40*n*Na*m)/(3*density*Vol)] The Attempt at a Solution I am under...- cyclonefb3
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- Air Rms Velocity
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Specific heat of a piece of metal dropped in water
Homework Statement A metal container, which has a mass of 8.0 kg contains 14.3 kg of water. A 2.9-kg piece of the same metal, initially at a temperature of 190.0°C, is dropped into the water. The container and the water initially have a temperature of 15.1°C and the final temperature of the...- cyclonefb3
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- Heat Specific Specific heat Water
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Momentum of carts of different masses
Homework Statement The drawing below shows two laboratory carts (each has a mass of 1.0 kg) X and Y in contact with a compressed exploder spring between them. The mass on cart Y is 2.84 kg, distance A is 12 cm, distance B is 18 cm. What mass must be placed on cart X, such that after the...- cyclonefb3
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- Carts Momentum
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