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Calculating the density parameter (Cosmology)
Hello? (hello) Is there anybody in here?- Hangst
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Calculating the density parameter (Cosmology)
Two pictures of an attempt at a solution (no units)> and- Hangst
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Calculating the density parameter (Cosmology)
Homework Statement Decide the density parameter from the following data: z=0.04, m= 17.38 and σ=0.19 Homework Equations Definition of the density parameter: Where p0 is the current density and pc is the critical density. The Attempt at a Solution I feel like I don't...- Hangst
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- Cosmology Density Density parameter Parameter
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Calculating the scale factor (cosmology) for a universe starting at the Big Bang
Doesn't matter anymore, figured it out. You can lock this now.- Hangst
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Calculating the scale factor (cosmology) for a universe starting at the Big Bang
Here is my thinking so far: isolate the scale factor so that you have: and then find values for the two unknowns somehow.- Hangst
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Calculating the scale factor (cosmology) for a universe starting at the Big Bang
Homework Statement Show that by using the Friedmann-equation you can determine the scale factor for a Universe in it's early stages (starting with the Big Bang) to: Homework Equations The equation for the scale factor: Where r(t) is the distance from us to a given galaxy to the time t...- Hangst
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- Big bang Cosmology Scale Scale factor Universe
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How Does Kinetic Energy Affect a Bouncing Ball's Height After Multiple Bounces?
It is supposed to be e^2n not e^2 n- Hangst
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How Does Kinetic Energy Affect a Bouncing Ball's Height After Multiple Bounces?
Homework Statement A little ball bounces straight on a surface in a certain way so that at every bounce it loses a fraction of it's vertical speed (called e in this equation). Assume that the ball is released from a ''resting height' (called H in this equation). Show that after the n'th...- Hangst
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- Energy Kinetic Kinetic energy
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Calculate the average amount of power that the heart delivers
Perhaps you could show me what to do, and maybe I will understand it then?- Hangst
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Calculate the average amount of power that the heart delivers
How far the blood travels or? And I'm not sure how I'm supposed to use this.- Hangst
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Calculate the average amount of power that the heart delivers
Not sure what you mean by displacement. Lost in translation I guess :l- Hangst
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Calculate the average amount of power that the heart delivers
Homework Statement When a human heart during a heartbeat pulls together the overpressure in the outwardgoing arteries is about 16 kPa. Every minute the heart drives 5 liters of blood around in the bloodstream. Calculate the average amount of power that the heart delivers Homework...- Hangst
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- Average Heart Power
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