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Undergrad Solving equation with two different variables
(n-1)! = (x2 + x)( (n/2)! (n-2/2)! Any idea how to solve this? I tried to solve for x but got stuck. Could you multiply out the factorials?- gnome222
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High School What is the equation for predicting the middle number in Pascal's triangle?
numbers 2, 6, 20, 70, 252- gnome222
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- Forum: General Math
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High School What is the equation for predicting the middle number in Pascal's triangle?
I am trying to find the equation to predict the next middle number in pascal's triangle. By middle number I mean in each row that has odd number of numbers the middle number of that row. So for example row 6 which has 1,6,15,20( middle number), 15,6,1. I am trying to find that middle number, but...- gnome222
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- Pascal's triangle Patterns Triangle
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High School Raise Water Temperature 20kcal - How to Calculate?
Well, ok so you have one liter of water and you want to raise it by 20 kcal. The thing is that i don't know how would you go about doing that.- gnome222
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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High School Raise Water Temperature 20kcal - How to Calculate?
Suppose there is beaker filled with 1L of water. EDIT: You want to raise the temperature of this beaker by 20kcal. The thing that I don't understand is how would you go about doing so. Like one cal is energy required to raise one gram of water by one celsius. But what would you use to raise...- gnome222
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- Heat Temperature Water
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Undergrad Bat Hits Baseball - Force & Time Calculation
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Undergrad Bat Hits Baseball - Force & Time Calculation
<< Moderator Note -- thread moved to the HH forums >> [/color] a pitcher throws a 1.5kg baseball with speed 25m/s. it hits the bat and return in opposite direction with same speed. the force that bat exerted on ball is 50N. For how long was the bat touching(in contact) the ball? I used: delat t... -
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What symbol for ticks on ticker tape
OK, o fo m lab I mesure the frequency of the constant velocity car. To do it I took the number of marks (ticks on the ticker tape ) and divided it by 3 s( that is for how long my car went) But the thing i don't know what symbol to use for the ticks, Like for grams you use (g), what do you use...- gnome222
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What symbol for ticks on ticker tape
I used a ticker to measure to measure the acceleration of falling object. And and now I am writing report about it and the problem is what symbol is used for the marks on the ticker tape? Like for grams (g). What would you use for marks(?) ?- gnome222
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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High School Measuring Acceleration of Falling Object: Mark Symbol?
well, i got a car with constant velocity and let it run for three seconds with ticker tape attached to it. Then i got a 1 gram mass and throw it from 2 meters , 1.75m, 1.5m,1.25m,1 m with ticker tape attached to it. Then i took the frequency of the constant velocity car and found the... -
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High School Measuring Acceleration of Falling Object: Mark Symbol?
I used a ticker to measure to measure the acceleration of falling object. And and now I am writing report about it and the problem is what symbol is used for the marks on the ticker tape? Like for grams (g). What would you use for marks(?) ? -
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HELP with problems with lab. UPLOADED PICS
I mean the error in trials. The .1 g. Or it is just the precission of their instrument by which that are measuring.- gnome222
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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HELP with problems with lab. UPLOADED PICS
Hmmm. So how would you calculate the error? Thanks for response.- gnome222
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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HELP with problems with lab. UPLOADED PICS
This is the example that i got. how would you calculate Δmave = (mmax – mmin)/2 for this particular example. Like, i can't figure out where they got the max and min from.thanks- gnome222
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help