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Pressure Equalization of X & Y Gas Bottles
because bottle X:p,2V . Y:2p, V . Both x and y at same temperature , so constant for both is 2Vp . When valve opened new volume is 3V but the constant stays the same because temperature stays the same no ?- Falcon99
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Pressure Equalization of X & Y Gas Bottles
Just got a question about this question . I'm using Boyle's law for this but am getting the new pressure as 2p/3 ? Both bottles are at the same temperature and so will both have same constants of 2Vp. So once the valve is opened total volume is now 3V however there is no change in temperature...- Falcon99
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Solving a Homework Problem with One Pivot
Yeah all makes sense now , I see what you mean I can just equate like a normal statics question. Thanks a lot for everyones help and time.- Falcon99
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Solving a Homework Problem with One Pivot
Ok I've found the anticlockwise and clockwise moments, so net moment is 0 . But still haven't found a way to prove the upward and downward force on the plank is 0.- Falcon99
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Solving a Homework Problem with One Pivot
How do I find the force though , I have equated those but just proves they're are equlibrium like you said, I can't see where I can equate for F(force)- Falcon99
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Solving a Homework Problem with One Pivot
I did 2Xw=200X0.5 w=50N- Falcon99
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Solving a Homework Problem with One Pivot
Homework Statement https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/373928512811302912/528638926148337704/question.PNG part a )50N I cannot answer part b. Homework Equations M=FD The Attempt at a Solution Ok so if both pivots were in contact with the beam I would just equate them with the oppposite...- Falcon99
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- Homework Homework problem Moment Moment arm Moment forces Pivot
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Circuits question, series vs parallel
Homework Statement There are 2 circuits. A: -A series circuit Components: -Motor -Filament lamp -Resistor B: -A parallel circuit Components: -Motor -Filament lamp -Resistor -Each component is in a separate parallel circuit Question)Explain why the power of the motor is lower in the circuit...- Falcon99
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- Circuits Elecricity Parallel Series
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