i thought you could figure out the mass of the moon without knowing the mass of the earth. tomorrow i have an exam and my teacher said don`t expect me to give you any sheet with equations and constants. so i guess i got to memorize the mass of the earth.
thank you
Homework Statement
the radius of the moon is 1 over 3.65 of the radius of the earth, while the acceleration due to gravity of the moon is 1 over 6 of that on the earth`s surface. calculate the mass of the moon.
i graphed cut-off voltage verses frequency.
when i figured out plank's constant so when i calculated the slope of the function i got 4.224x10-15. My question is how to convert V.s to J.s for the value of hhereS the question
FINDING A VALUE OF PLANK'S CONSTANT FORM YOUR GRAPH.
calculate the...
yeah i got it !:!)
you know what I thought... they wanted me to make the fields perpendicular to each other and THEN figure out the velocity of the electron.
so are you saying i should first figure out the electric field and then multiply it by -1 to get the value of magnetic field. when you have that rearrange the magnetic force equation for v
i don`t want the fields to cancel each other out. i want the speed of the electron when both fields are perpendicular( right angle to each other)
magnetic field force=qvBsineθ
electric field force=kqq over r squared.
Magnetic Forces on Conductors and charges-- the motor principle
An electron moving through an electric field of 475 V/m and a magnetic field of 0.1T experiences no force. if the electron's direction and the directions of the electric and magnetic fields are all mutually perpendicular, what is...
it is not calculus based.
here's the list of topics the test is going to cover.
-domain theory of magnetism
-Magnetic Force on Moving Charges
-Effects of Magnetic Fields
-Field Theory
-Magnetic Force on a Conductor
-Ampère’s Law
-Coaxial Cables and Magnetic Fields
-The Ampere As a Unit of...
i'm currently taking grade 12 physics. my teacher is really nice, but i got say that she sucks at teaching, and the textbook we're using is worse.
can anyone here help me with understanding the basics theories and equations I need for this test?