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High School Can a Stable Dipole Exist Without Charges Neutralizing?
Why aren't positive and negative charges attracted to each other?- FerN61
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- Dipole Stable
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Why are protons in the nucleus and electrons aren't?
Homework Statement Why are protons in the nucleus and electrons aren't?? The Attempt at a Solution So this is the question I was asked. I understand that protons are held together by nuclear (or strong) force. I understand that an atom is stable because there's an equilibrium...- FerN61
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- Electrons Nucleus Protons
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Electromagnetic Force on a Moving Wire
Homework Statement A wire of length L=20cm travels with an acceleration a=0.002m/s2 perpendicular to the Earth's magnetic field (B=20μT). Considering that the wire starts from rest, calculate the value of the emf (electromagnetic force) when an hour has gone by. Homework Equations My...- FerN61
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- Electromagnetic Electromagnetic force Force
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Current flow and speed control in magnetic Levitation
Hello, I'm working on obtaining an equation that will help me model the behavior of velocity as a response to the current flowing to a coil in a MagLev. I have tried to relate momentum and electromagnetic momentum: m*v=F*Δt F=q(E+ v X B) V= (q(E+ v X B) Δt)/m Am I going the right...- FerN61
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- Control Current Current flow Flow Levitation Magnetic Magnetic levitation Speed
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Wave superposition and Doppler effect.
Beats Ok so, it is a beat frequency so f2-f1 = 8 f2= f1+8 using doppler's formula f1+8=f1((Vsound+5)/Vsound) Assuming Vsound= 343 m/2 f0=548.8 The answer is supposed to be 137.17... What am I doing wrong?- FerN61
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Wave superposition and Doppler effect.
Homework Statement A student is at some point between two sound reflecting walls. He's holding a tuning fork and runs towards one of the walls at 5m/s. The pulsating frequency he hears is 8Hz. ¿What's the sound frequency emitted by the tuning fork? Answer: 137.17 Hz. I know I'm supposed to use...- FerN61
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- Doppler Doppler effect Superposition Wave
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help