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How does friction affect the acceleration of a moving box?
The only force is the frictional force F=-uk*mg- hacker804
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How does friction affect the acceleration of a moving box?
Actually I do not remember properly but I think the length of the block was L.- hacker804
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How does friction affect the acceleration of a moving box?
Homework Statement The following problem appeared in our test: A box of mass m is moving with a constant velocity v along a smooth frictionless surface.When the box passes the boundary the frictional force acts on the box.The coefficient of kinetic friction between the box and the surface is μk...- hacker804
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How have chemical processes influenced the development of display devices?
I have been asked to right an essay on how chemical engineering and chemical processes have played a role in the evolution of display devices and upto the new 4K TV.I searched for some ideas but could not find any specific materials.Can anyone provide some ideas? -
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Should I Take Notes in University?
I have never took notes in my life.I just listen to the lecture and read the material from the book but I have never jotted down anything during the lecture.Considering that I recently started university, is note taking really important or can I just study without it?- hacker804
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Undergrad Electric Flux Through Hollow Surface: Does εr Matter?
Hi. I want to ask a question that does the electric flux passing through a hollow surface depends on the nature of the surface?That is does it depend on the relative permittivity of the surface εr?? Please clear my confusion thanks .- hacker804
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Undergrad Understanding Electron Movement in a Uniform Electric Field
Thanks for the help.- hacker804
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Find Zero Field Location of Two Charges of q1=4μC and q2=-1μC
So it is 6m to the left from q1 which means it is not on the line between the two charges which is only 3m.- hacker804
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Understanding Electron Movement in a Uniform Electric Field
So its potential energy decreases?- hacker804
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Undergrad Understanding Electron Movement in a Uniform Electric Field
If an electron is placed in a uniform electric field it moves from a lower potential to a higher potential.So does it's potential energy decrease.In other words,is PE_{f}-PE_{i}<0? This is confusing me.- hacker804
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- Electron Field Uniform Uniform field
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Find Zero Field Location of Two Charges of q1=4μC and q2=-1μC
Homework Statement Two charges of q1=4μC and q2=-1μC are separted by a distance of 3 m.Find and justify the zero field location. Homework Equations E=\frac{kQ}{r^{2}} The Attempt at a Solution Consider a point x to the right of charge q1 where the field is zero.The distance of x...- hacker804
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Calculating Mass of Water Pumped by a Motor
Yup.its actually 240W.i have an older edition of the textbook and its corrected in the newer edition.my teacher checked and told me.- hacker804
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Calculating Mass of Water Pumped by a Motor
No.its 240W.i asked my teacher and he said there was a typo in the question.- hacker804
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Calculating Mass of Water Pumped by a Motor
Homework Statement A motor,rated 100W,runs from a source voltage 120V.If 2A of current flows through it then calculate the mass of water pumped by it to a height of 10m in 5 seconds. Homework Equations P=IV P=E/t E=mgh The Attempt at a Solution P=IV P=mgh/t mgh/t=IV m=IVt/gh...- hacker804
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- Mass Motor Water
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Undergrad Clear my concept of weightlessness
Need to ask a question. Weightlessness occurs when the net force acting on a body is zero.For example,consider a person in orbit.The centripetal force provided by gravity of the Earth is balanced by the outward centrifugal force therefore the net force on the person becomes zero and he becomes...