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Gas in a syringe being compressed - thermodynamic processes
1. Adiabatic compression (When compressed quickly, there is no heat flow to the environment Q=0) Isochoric with heat loss (The syringe is still compressed, there should be no change in volume) Adiabatic expansion (When the syringe is released, there is work done only) Isochoric with heat gain...- domingoleung
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- Adiabatic Compressed Gas Isothermal Syringe Thermodyamics Thermodynamic
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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High School Poisson Distribution - Selecting cookies that are indistinguishable
Here's the problem: A chef made 500 cookies randomly mixed with 1000 nuts including 600 almonds and 400 hazelnuts in which each nut is the same size. Suppose the number of pieces of nuts in a piece of cookie follows a Poisson distribution. (a) Suppose cookies are randomly selected one-by-one...- domingoleung
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- Binomial distribution Distribution Poisson Poisson distribution Probability
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Is a Major in Physics or Engineering Right for Me?
So... I am earning my BSc. in Hong Kong and I am taking some elementary physics courses to figure out whether i should major in Physics / Engineering.- domingoleung
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Simple Mechanics Problem -- Block connected to a wall by a rope
(So this is the system given) The following is my analysis: (i) (ii) Well, my problem is - I got a negative acceleration and its quite impossible to have block B moving to the left. So I am wondering if there are any mistakes I've made.- domingoleung
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- Block F=ma Mechanics Rope Wall
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to Calculate Bullet Velocity After Penetrating a Block
Thanks! <3 <3 <3- domingoleung
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to Calculate Bullet Velocity After Penetrating a Block
Well, I don't quite understand why Δ KE equals to Δ Eth Could you explain a bit?- domingoleung
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How to Calculate Bullet Velocity After Penetrating a Block
Yea thanks for reminding me. Vbu should be 747.8 m/s then :)- domingoleung
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How to Calculate Bullet Velocity After Penetrating a Block
Change in KE = Change in thermal energy 0.5 * (6)* vblock^2 = 0.4 * 6 * 9.81* 0.1 vblock = 0.885 By Conservation of Momentum, (0.05)(854) = (0.05)*vbu + (6)(0.885)I am not sure whether Change in KE = Change in thermal energy is true coz there should be a change in internal energy of the block...- domingoleung
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- Block Bullet Collision Conservation of energy Momentum
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help