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    Coulomb's Law: Does Charge Depend on Size?

    Homework Statement Suppose you let identical pith balls come in contact to make q1=q2 would the charges be equal if the pith balls were of different size? Homework Equations F=k(q1)(q2)/r^2 The Attempt at a Solution I would think they wouldn't be, because doesn't the charge...
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    Titration - solving for a one concentration knowing the other reactant

    what i tried doing now was since it said For a log Ksp of -36.6 pKsp = -log[x] log[ksp] = -36.6 2.51x10^-37? [3x]^3[4x]^4 = ksp 6912x^7=2.51x10^-37 x=1.67x10^-6 -log 1.67x10^-6 ph = 5.77 but that's wrong too, the answer is 5.11 so anyone have any ideas?
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    Titration - solving for a one concentration knowing the other reactant

    Homework Statement A 10.02 mL solution of chemical A4+ is determined by precipitation titration with 40.07 mL of 0.03015 M titrant B3-. The reaction stoichiometry is given by 3A4+ + 4B3- => A3B4 (s) For a log Ksp of -36.6, what is pB3- at the equivalence point? You must express your...
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    How Do You Linearize the Equation d=vit + 1/2at^2?

    Homework Statement basically I am suppose to linearize d=vit + 1/2at^2 into d/t^2 vs 1/t, t/d vs t^2/d and 1/d vs 1/t and its asking which graphs would be linear and non-linear. Homework Equations d=vit + 1/2at^2 The Attempt at a Solution all i know is that in order to linearize this i...
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    Mutually exclusive stats homework

    hm thanks, but how do you find out what P(B) alone is because i can't use that formula anyways.
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    Mutually exclusive stats homework

    Homework Statement Suppose that P(A) = 0.8 and P(A or B) = 0.9 , determine P(B) If a) A and B are independent b) A and B are mutually exclusive Homework Equations for Independence P(A and B) = P(A) x P(B) for Mutually Exclusive P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) The Attempt at a Solution...
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    Probabilities of Multiple Events

    oh thanks for the help for the first one, The second question asks what's the probability that a person will be selected once two years in a row, so he's selected once in the first year, and the second year he is selected again.
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    Probabilities of Multiple Events

    Homework Statement Hey, i need some help with these two probability questions 1)Jeanie is a bit forgetful and if she doesn't make a "to do" list the probability that she forgets some thing is supposed to do is .1. Tomorrow she intends to run three errands and she fails to write them on her...
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    Should I get a masters in geology?

    Hello, I'm currently living in Canada and about to enter University, I'm wondering about if I should consider going into this. I was wondering if someone could give me some help and tell me what the industry is like and if there are future job possiblities. Also wondering how much they...
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    What is the maximum power rating of a kettle

    i don't think it is 1800wats, because that ALONE = 15A, and we still haven't included the 750W microwave + the 300Wats of lightbulbs
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    What is the maximum power rating of a kettle

    hmm Okay So i have 1050Wats/120V = 8.75 A so then 750/120 = 6.25 together they equal 15, so then would it be 750? but I'm not counting the inital current of 2.5A so I'm doing somethin wrong.
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    What is the maximum power rating of a kettle

    if we consider the bulbs then it be 300W + 750Wats added which is 1.05 x 10^3 but that doesn't equal the total power it can reach.
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    What is the maximum power rating of a kettle

    Hey, i got a circuit question, and I'm not sure if i did it right, and was wondering if anyone could show me how to do it A 750W microwave oven is plugged into an outlet and turned on. All three lights are on. What is the maximum power rating of a kettle that could be operated in the other...
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    How Do Series and Parallel Circuits Compare in Current, Power, and Voltage Drop?

    I have some questions in comparing series and parallel circuits Which circuits contain the greatest current? Which circuits dissipate more power? and which circuits have a larger voltage drop? is there any way in figuring this out, by just theory or do the numbers intrepret these questions...
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    Find Electric Force Using Mass, Gravity & Angle

    I have quiz coming up soon, and my teacher hinted that I had to find a formula for electric force using variables of mass, gravity, and an angle. "Fe" = eletric force, |E| = field strengh, q= charge in Columbs. To find eletric force all i know is Fe = kq1q2/r^2 , Fe = |E|q anyone got...
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