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Graduate Helix Formation with Elastic Rope: Equations of Motion for X(t) and (Theta)(t)
this masses are cirular of radiu r, that is: I=mr²- gabrielbhl
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Graduate Helix Formation with Elastic Rope: Equations of Motion for X(t) and (Theta)(t)
If I have an elastic formin a helix which I've turned N times and have a radiu r... it connect two masse m (one of them is fixed) - the natural length of the ropes are X_0 (the distance between the masses) what are the equation of motion X(t) and (Theta)(t) ??- gabrielbhl
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- Elastic Helix
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Graduate Induced charg by chagr distribution
man.. thanks a lot, really, i was freaking out here... I needed to hear (read) it from someone. Thanks!- gabrielbhl
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Induced charg by chagr distribution
Even using the method of image charges is is too dificul to calculate... I have no idea- gabrielbhl
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Induced charg by chagr distribution
Hi everybody It's easy (and well known) to calculate the charge distribution of a condutor in the presence of a point chage. BUT if we change this point charge and put an charge distribution... like a condutor disc, how can I calculate the induced chage of the other conductor?? THANKS- gabrielbhl
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- Distribution Induced
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate Solve World Physics Olympiad (WOPHO) Problems Together
Anyone here trying to solve the problems?? Any brazilliand guy??- gabrielbhl
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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High School Uniform Motion & Speed: Acquisition & Possibility
sorry... define motion- gabrielbhl
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Uniform Motion & Speed: Acquisition & Possibility
Define moviment- gabrielbhl
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Elastic collisions inside a hollow cilinder
Anyone?? Please i need your help!- gabrielbhl
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Electrostatic force between 2 distant parallel plates
HEY, the force is not like u had predicted F=Q2/(2ε0xA) , it is only q²/2ε0A, it does not depends of the small distance x... and yes, the force on this case is q²/2ε0A because the plates behave like an parallel plat capacitor. As the distance x increases, the force decreases (once the...- gabrielbhl
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electrostatic force between 2 distant parallel plates
In my opinio you already have the solution: the force of these two charged plats are F= q²/2A(epsilon_o) for small distances and just F=kq²/d² for big distances- gabrielbhl
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Elastic collisions inside a hollow cilinder
I've tryied using theta=0 and then put some sen and cos but I failed! In my opinion, that is the best collision problem ever- gabrielbhl
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Undergrad Elastic collisions inside a hollow cilinder
Hi everybody. That's my first (of many) post here! I'm a brazilian guy who is trying o solve de Wopho's Problems. And onde of then called my attention for the criativity using an (theoterically) easy concept of elastic collision. The problem is the second...- gabrielbhl
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- Collisions Elastic Elastic collisions
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- Forum: Mechanics