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    Standing Sound Waves: Wavelengths in 121 cm Tube - SOLVED

    oh ok, that was exactly what i thought it was thanks
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    Standing Sound Waves: Wavelengths in 121 cm Tube - SOLVED

    [SOLVED] Standing Sound Waves What are the three longest wavelengths for standing sound waves in a 121 cm long tube that is (a) open at both ends and (b) open at one end, closed at the other? the wavelength equation that i used for open-open was \lambda= 2L/m; where m is the number of...
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    Force Problem with crash test car

    well i always start out by listing what i know about the situation, and then list what i want to know. That way i have a clear mind of what I am looking for, do that first and then attempt to solve it
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    Solve Gauss's Law and Flux: 55.3M Excess Electrons

    oh wow that was easy, i always see things harder then they are, thanks terbum
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    Solve Gauss's Law and Flux: 55.3M Excess Electrons

    [SOLVED] Gauss's Law and Flux ok so i have the biggest question of all i tried solving the following problem: 55.3 million excess electrons are inside a closed surface. What is the net electric flux through the surface? now i tried the following equations: \Phi= E . A = Qin/\epsilon...
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    Thermodynamics & Thermal Energy

    WOW thanks this really helped me i didn't knew that the temperature didn't affect the atmospheric pressure, i solved it thanks
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    Thermodynamics & Thermal Energy

    yeah i took a look at that but because the temperature is higher than STP i don't know density or mass
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    Thermodynamics & Thermal Energy

    any info or help is appreciated, anything cause i have no idea if that process is right
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    Thermodynamics & Thermal Energy

    (SOLVED)Thermodynamics & Thermal Energy Homework Statement a 6.0m X 8m X 3m room contains air at 20 Degrees Celcius Homework Equations What is the room's thermal energy The Attempt at a Solution now i know that oxygen is a diatomic atom so i used E(thermal)= 5/2...
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    Balancing the Forces on a Steel Beam Construction

    ok i understand all of it, but i have one last question how can i find the perpendicular distance of the line to the pivot? Thanks for all your help
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    Balancing the Forces on a Steel Beam Construction

    yea that's the part i didn't get, i mean i know there is 2 torques that's why i thought of the equation above, but besides that i didn't understand anything else t=rFt but i don't have the force either and they only gave me mass and distance, so I am unsure on what step to take next
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    Balancing the Forces on a Steel Beam Construction

    Homework Statement A 4m long, 500 kg steel beam extends horizontally from the point where it has been bolted to the framework of a new building under construction. A 70kg construction worker stands at the far end of the beam Homework Equations What is the magnitude of the torque about...
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