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So the awnser is simply 0.4c?

Homework Statement . An atom at rest can undergo radioactive decay, ejecting an electron at a maximum speed of 0.5c. If the atom in a particle accelerator is observed to produce an electron traveling at 0.75c, at least how fast must the atom itself have been moving? Homework Equations u0 x...

Homework Statement From the balanced equation: C3H4O2 (liquid) + NaOH → C3H3NaO2 + H2O Calculate how much Acrylic Acid and Sodium Hydroxide would be needed to have a 5 M concentration in the monomer C3H3NaO2. Use as little Acrylic Acid and Sodium Hydroxide as possible. (Hint: use mL)[/B]...

We factor out. then the limx-0 of 3x/8 and limx-0 of sin(3x^2)/3x^2 therefore limx-0 0*1 so limx-0f(x)= 0

3x on both numerator and denominator? i would get 24x^2, but i can split the fraction right?

1 but how to put the 3x^2 below?

1. what would be the limit?? without using the L'Hopital's rule lim_(x-0) (sin(3 x^2))/(8 x) the limit of sin(3x^2) divided by 8x as x approaches zero 2. Limits of trignometric functions 3. The Attempt at a Solution I tried factoring out the 1/8, but...

1. Would you correct, revise my problem please? Two Blocks sit on a symmetric double slope. Rightmost block has twice the mass of the of the other block, and the angle that each side makes with the horizontal is the same. a) Suppose that there is no friction. and suppose that the slope...

Momentum is initially zero,, what clues does that give you

I think I on the rigth track, would you revise it please 1. A motor is connected to a solid cylindrical drum with a radius of 0.6m and a mass of 52kg. A massless rope is attached to the drum and tied at the other end to a 38kg weight so the rope will wind onto the drum as it turns. The weigth...

Yess,, you were right on that one,thanks,, and finally x=ma/k right? just solving for it

Thank you, so for b) T/2= 2pi/√(k/m) right? And m for c). Will be m1+m2 right? Thanks

So what would be my limits of integration then? Or how you approach this problem? Thanks

So,, if we add 45° to the 17° we get 62° for vector B, and 45° will be between vectors A & B,, am I right?

Vector A and B ?