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Calculating Net Force from Charges
Ahh ok thanks- Gardalay
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Need help with a electromagnetism question
yeah i know the letters...the charge is -0.010C, my page is not vertical...- Gardalay
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Need help with a electromagnetism question
A stone is moving constantly in a horizontal motion in a uniform magnetic field in the direction pointing into the page. The field's strength is 1.7T. How fast does the stone have to move in order for it to remain moving horizontally without any vertical deviation? For this quesion, using...- Gardalay
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- Electromagnetism
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Calculating Net Force from Charges
If I have two different charges and I'm told to calculate net force, do I just use F=KQ1Q2/r^2 or Fnet=F1+F2... Please explain.- Gardalay
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- Charges Force Net Net force
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Resistance and current question
Wouldn't I just add 1/40+1/900=38.29ohms?- Gardalay
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Resistance and current question
I found out the answer was to be 1.5*40/940. I have no idea how the person got 40/940 can someone please explain- Gardalay
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Resistance and current question
Homework Statement Suppose that a person's body resistance is 900ohms. a) what current passes through the body when the person accidentally is connected to 110V? b) if there is an alternative path to ground whose resistance is 40 ohms, what current passes through the person? c) if the...- Gardalay
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- Current Resistance
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How to calculate voltage at a specific resistor
ok, i finally got this figured out, thanks for the help- Gardalay
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How to calculate voltage at a specific resistor
I got 7.14amps with the 25ohm resistor and 6.9amps without the 25ohm resistor.- Gardalay
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How to calculate voltage at a specific resistor
If the 25ohm resistor in figure19-39 were shorted out, what then would be the current through the 10ohm resistor?- Gardalay
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How to calculate voltage at a specific resistor
Homework Statement How would you calculate the voltage at a specific resistor given that it's a parallel circuit.- Gardalay
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- Resistor Specific Voltage
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How to calculate velocity in this question
I have no idea, can someone clarify this please?- Gardalay
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How to calculate velocity in this question
that equation doesn't give me a velocity of 0.3445m/s. mgh=1/2mv^2 (1kg)(9.8m/s^2)(1.1m)=1/2(1kg)(v^2) =4.64m/s Is it 4.64 m/s?- Gardalay
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How to calculate velocity in this question
yeah i got that answer (I don't know if it was right though since I don't have the answer key). How did you find V again? I have no idea what '-wAsin(wt) and from x=Acos(wt)' was.- Gardalay
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How to calculate velocity in this question
it's for tension- Gardalay
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