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How often are mars and earth diametrically apart
Ah hah, thank you. [2pi/Days(Earth) - 2pi/Days(Mars)]*180/2pi degrees per day. The 2pi cancels leaving the formula. Thank you. So .2311 degrees per day is relative angular velocity So how often are they diametrically apart 180/.2311 which solves for 779 days. Thank you very much. I won't...- epicbattle
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How often are mars and earth diametrically apart
Homework Statement Mars orbits the sun at a mean orbital radius of 228 Gm ( 1 G = 10^9 m) and has an orbital radius of 687 days. Earth orbits the sun at a mean orbital radius of 149.6 Gm. The earth-sun line sweeps out an angle of 360 during one Earth year. Approximately what line is swept...- epicbattle
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- Earth Mars
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Center-of-mass work stopping distance
...I feel silly. Thank you very much.- epicbattle
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Center-of-mass work stopping distance
Homework Statement To avoid an accident, the driver of a 1000kg car moving 90km/h on a straight horizontal road steps o the brakes with maximum force. The car skids to a stop. The coefficient of kinetic friction between tires and road is 0.80. How far does the car travel during the skid...- epicbattle
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- Stopping distance Work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Other Becoming an Engineer: Considerations and Personal Experiences
Here is an update on this. I am going to a community college for Calculus 1. I'm considering this sort of a "test" course. If I do well in it (which I think I will, but I have never taken Calc) I will go ahead with a five year undergrad plan to get an ECE degree. I'm not married, nor do I have...- epicbattle
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Undergrad Why do electric rockets need to be in a vaccum?
Yeah, why do they need to place plasma rockets in a vacuum? Temperatures? Air resistance from the particles? Is there any thrust at all in an atmosphere?- epicbattle
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- Electric Rockets
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Other Becoming an Engineer: Considerations and Personal Experiences
Here is a question for you guys. I have a Liberal Arts degree. I started on this path when I was young and stupid. Not that their is anything wrong with Liberal Arts. I'm very good at math, and have an obsession with Robotics. I have built three very simple Robots thanks to sites like...- epicbattle
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Getting Started in Robotics: Books and Kits for Beginners
I thought a good website was societyofrobots.com . He has a ton of tutorials including a how to build an autonomous robot for $50.- epicbattle
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Where to purchase piezoelectrical components
Here I made a quick sketchup of the way I want to setup the experiment. Maybe this will help with the kind of piezo device I need and where to better find it. The ones on Mouser and Allied were not the appropriate shape or frequency needed, but thank you...- epicbattle
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering
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Where to purchase piezoelectrical components
Hello all, I'm just trying to find a distributor that will sell high frequency piezoelectric ceramics in a small quantity. There are a ton of distributors, but they want purchases in bulk. I'm just a lowly stage actor who has an idea, and I want to figure out a way to test the relation...- epicbattle
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- Components
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- Forum: Materials and Chemical Engineering