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What is the Effect of Electrical Charges on the Attraction Between Two Humans?
Homework Statement Human tissue contains about 3*10^27 electrons per kg of material. Suppose two humans are located 1370 km apart and each has a mass of 60 kg. We now transfer 5*10^21 electrons from one person to the other. What will be the magnitude of the resulting attraction, rounded to the...- EliteCodexer
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- Attraction Magnitude
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Calculate total energy from potential at equilibrium point
what about the kinetic energy though?- EliteCodexer
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Calculate total energy from potential at equilibrium point
there is none?- EliteCodexer
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Calculate total energy from potential at equilibrium point
Homework Statement A block of mass 0.25 kg is connected to a spring with spring constant 35 N/m. The block is oscillating on a frictionless horizontal surface. Its speed as it passes through its equilibrium position is 1.04 m/s. What's the total energy of the system?2. The attempt at a...- EliteCodexer
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- Energy Equilibrium Point Potential Total energy
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Gravitaional attraction between two objects
OOOHHHH. wow. Yeah i get it now. Sorry it took me so long. I thinking way to much into it. Thank you!- EliteCodexer
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Gravitaional attraction between two objects
nope. still not getting it.- EliteCodexer
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Gravitaional attraction between two objects
6.67×10−11 N·(m/kg)2 x [(1.194438 x 10 ^19) x (2.204301927 x 10^14)/147765666409] Mass of earth: 5.97219 × 10^24 kg Mass of moon: 7.34767309 × 10^22 kg Distance between centers of masses: 384,403 km- EliteCodexer
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Gravitaional attraction between two objects
Homework Statement If the mass of the Earth were twice as big, and the mass of the moon were three times bigger, by what factor would the gravitational attraction between the two be multiplied? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Ive used this formula and failed twice to...- EliteCodexer
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- Attraction
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Gravitational Acceleration given mass and radius
Homework Statement If you lived on a planet with five times the mass of Earth and twice the radius, what would be the gravitational acceleration at the surface of your planet? Homework Equations GM/r^2 Mass of Earth = 6.00*10^24 kg Radius of Earth = 6.38*10^3 km The Attempt at a...- EliteCodexer
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- Acceleration Gravitational Gravitational acceleration Mass Radius
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