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Calculate Voltage & Power in Series Circuit w/ 3 Resistors
Three resistors are connected in series across a battery. The value of each resistance and its maximum power rating are as follows: 4.7 ohms and 17.7 W, 23.1ohms and 13.9 W, and 12.8ohms and 12.9 W. (a) What is the greatest voltage that the battery can have without one of the resistors burning...- himura137
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- Power Resistors
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Acid and Base Questions: Bronsted-Lowry Acids and Bases"
1)Which of the following is not both a Bronsted-Lowry acid and a Bronsted-Lowry base? a. OH- b. HSO4- c. SH- d. HCO3- e. H2PO4- I knwo its not HCO3, H2PO4- AND HSO4-, but i cannot figure out whether OH can act as an acid and base or not, i know its produced when a base react...- himura137
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Voltage and Electro Potential Energy
thanks i got it, how did know that q(delta)V = 1/2mv^2, i was tryin to look for a relationship between velocity and potential but could not figure it out and can you check my work for #2, i stil could not get the correct answer- himura137
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Voltage and Electro Potential Energy
1) i am confused, i though the particle was at rest at A and V and arrive at B with some velocity and how did you know that potential at A and C (equal) is greater than B 2) i change the equation and got thsi i placed the charges as follow q1 q2 q 3 q4 and used q1 as the starting point...- himura137
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Voltage and Electro Potential Energy
1) The potential at location A is 441 V. A positively charged particle is released there from rest and arrives at location B with a speed vB. The potential at location C is 805 V, and when released from rest from this spot, the particle arrives at B with twice the speed it previously had, or 2...- himura137
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- Electro Energy Potential Potential energy Voltage
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Electric Forces and Electric Fields of a proton
Fx= 0 = (k|q1x||q2x|/ 1^2 ) + (k|q1x||q3x|/ 1^2 ) - (k|q1x||q4x|/ (*root*2)^2 )(cos 45) Fy= 0 = (k|q1y||q2y|/ 1^2 ) + (k|q1y||q3y|/ 1^2 ) - (k|q1y||q4y|/ (*root*2)^2 )(sin 45) so i actually found the force of q4x and q4y, which is same as q1x and q1y can you check #2 and #3 for me...- himura137
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Electric Forces and Electric Fields of a proton
*bumped* i showed my work, can someone please check- himura137
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Electric Forces and Electric Fields of a proton
#2 i used the V= Vo +at to find the acceleration of the proton, then multiply that by the mass of proton (1.67262 x 10^-27 kg) to get the Force, than used the equation E = F/q where q is the charge on an electron and since its a proton its positive with the unit (1.6022×10-19 C) and i get...- himura137
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Electric Forces and Electric Fields of a proton
ok i got the answer i placed the charged like this q2 q4 q1 q3 i split the question into x and y and got Fx = (k|q1x||q3x|/ 1^2 ) - (k|q1x||q4x|/ (*root*2)^2 )(cos 45) Fy = (k|q1y||q2y|/ 1^2 ) - (k|q1y||q4y|/ (*root*2)^2 )(sin 45) and i get Fx and Fy as 2.54558 and that is the...- himura137
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Electric Forces and Electric Fields of a proton
i put one of the q as q1 and the -0.9uc as q2 and q3 and the other q as q4 and used the equation F= (k|q1||q2| / r2) +(k|q1||q3| / r2) + (k|q1||q4| / r2) and since the F = 0 on the q and all of them contain k and q1, i just divide it straight through and got ( |q2| + |q3| ) 2 = q which when i...- himura137
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Why plant become dominately sporophyte rather than gametophyte
why plant become dominately sporophyte rather than gametophyte? i am currently learning about mosses, fern, gymnosperm and angiosperms and i got stuck when trying to make a connection between them.- himura137
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Electric Forces and Electric Fields of a proton
Hi, I am currently stuck on the following questions. Any help is greatly appreciated. thank you *all question are algebra based 1) A point charge of -0.90 microC is fixed to one corner of a square. An identical charge is fixed to the diagonally opposite corner. A point charge q is fixed to...- himura137
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- Electric Electric fields Electric forces Fields Forces Proton
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