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Work, energy, power unit (coulombs)
Homework Statement For a positively-charged particle at the origin, and a negatively-charged particle lying to its right on the positive x-axis, the electrostatic force on the negative charge is attractive, and Coulomb's Law gives the magnitude of that force: F = k |Q1| |Q2| / x^2 k is...- ferrariistheking
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- Ap physics (mechanics) Coulomb Coulombs Energy Power Unit Work Work and energy
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Error in the average of same-value measures
I think that you are correct because your measures were close to 0.005mm which is honestly extremely close to 0.003mm.- ferrariistheking
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Centripetal Force and circular motion
Homework Statement Gravity causes a centripetal force that allows satellites to travel around planets. How fast must a 102-kg satellite travel to maintain a circular orbit 352 km above Earth's surface? Homework Equations F=m(v^2/r) -----> (F/m) x r= v^2, then square root F= force m=mass...- ferrariistheking
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- Ap physics (mechanics) Centripetal Centripetal force Circular Circular motion Force Motion
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Formula 1 Racing: Evolution or Standardization?
what do you think about this turbo and hybrid era dominated by the silver arrows?- ferrariistheking
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Work, energy, power tennis ball problem
ohhhh I see. Thanks for the help once again.- ferrariistheking
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Work, energy, power tennis ball problem
Homework Statement A force applied to a tennis ball is described by the function F(x) = 2x + 5, with the force in Newtons and the position in meters. How much work does the force do on a tennis ball as it moves from -2.5 m to a new position of 2.4 m? Homework Equations F(x)= 2x+5 force x...- ferrariistheking
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- Ball Energy Newtons Physics Power Tennis Work
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Formula 1 Racing: Evolution or Standardization?
Anybody interested in Formula 1 racing?- ferrariistheking
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- Formula Physics Racing
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- Forum: General Discussion