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How Fast is C Moving Relative to B?
Homework Statement relative to A, B is moving towards A at a speed of 0.4c. Farther out C is moving towards A at a speed of 0.5c. all motion is along the x-axis how fast is C moving relative to B? Homework Equations U = (U' + V) / 1+ VU'/c^2 The Attempt at a Solution...- Dr. Science
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- Addition Relativistic Velocity Velocity addition
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Thermodynamics: internal energy change
ΔH formation is +'ve shouldn't my answer be negative since the system has less potential energy. 1/2 H2 -> H- Dr. Science
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Thermodynamics: internal energy change
right?- Dr. Science
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Thermodynamics: internal energy change
so then ΔU = ΔH -P(dv) ΔU = ΔH - ∫ nRT/V dv ΔU = ΔH - nRT ln(vf/vi) ΔU = 218kJ - 1 mol * 8.21 J/k Mol *298 K * ln2 ΔU = 216kJ ?- Dr. Science
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Thermodynamics: internal energy change
guys...- Dr. Science
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Thermodynamics: internal energy change
anyone?- Dr. Science
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Thermodynamics: internal energy change
Homework Statement Enthalpy of formation of a mole of atomic hydrogen = 218kJ. Enthalpy changes when a mole of atomic hydrogen is formed by dissociating half a mole of molecular hydrogen. Calculate ΔU of the process of molecular hydrogen dissociation. Homework Equations ΔH = ΔU + Δ(PV)...- Dr. Science
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- Change Energy Energy change Internal Internal energy Thermodynamics
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Relativistic Momentum: Force Accelerating a proton
Haha, Thank you so much :)- Dr. Science
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Relativistic Momentum: Force Accelerating a proton
I think so, the answer I got was 2 * 10^-7 N Is that correct?- Dr. Science
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Relativistic Momentum: Force Accelerating a proton
guys..- Dr. Science
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Relativistic Momentum: Force Accelerating a proton
Homework Statement Find the force necessary to give a proton an acceleration of 10^19m/s^2 when the proton has a velocity ( along the same direction as the force) of 0.9c Homework Equations p=gamma * m * U F = d/dt [gamma * M * U] F=gamma^3 *m*a The Attempt at a Solution initial momentum...- Dr. Science
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- Force Momentum Proton Relativistic Relativistic momentum
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Galvanometer to ammeter/voltmeter
cool beans- Dr. Science
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Galvanometer to ammeter/voltmeter
(0.5/0.0005) -25 = 975 ?- Dr. Science
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Galvanometer to ammeter/voltmeter
idk VV=Ifs(Rsh+Rh)- Dr. Science
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Galvanometer to ammeter/voltmeter
Homework Statement The resistance of a galvanometer coil is 25ohms and the current required for full scale deflection is 500μA. a) explain how to convert the galvanometer to an ammeter reading 20mA full scale, and compute the shunt resistance b) explain how to convert the galvanometer to a...- Dr. Science
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- Galvanometer
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