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Calculating Light's Travel Time Through Layered Media
Homework Statement A 5.9cm-thick layer of oil (n=1.46) is sandwiched between a 1.3cm -thick sheet of glass and a 2.4cm-thick sheet of polystyrene plastic (n=1.59) How long (in ns) does it take light incident perpendicular to the glass to pass through this 9.6cm -thick sandwich...- hsphysics2
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- Light Light waves Speed Speed of light Waves
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How much heat will flow Thermodynamics
Homework Statement How much heat will flow in 30 minutes through a 2m X 2m section of concrete (k= 8.36 x 10^-1 J/s m *C) 20 cm thick if the inside temperature if 21*C and the outside temperature is -10*C? Homework Equations Not sure but Q/t= {(kA/L} Tkelvin or Q/t= εσAT^4kelvin...- hsphysics2
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- Flow Heat Thermodynamics
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How Much Work Must Be Done for Earth to Escape the Sun?
W=E2- E1 W=0- 1/2(MEv12)- (GMEMS)/r1 I don't know v1 so how can I solve for work?- hsphysics2
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Elastic Potential- Acceleration with springs
oops, so k=130.666 N/m- hsphysics2
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Elastic Potential- Acceleration with springs
Fy=may kx-mg=0 k=(mg)/x k=1306.666 N/m Fy=may kx-mg=may ay=(kx-mg)/m ay=9.79999 m/s2- hsphysics2
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Elastic Potential- Acceleration with springs
Fy=may kx-mg=may ay=(kx-mg)/m but k is not given...- hsphysics2
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Elastic Potential- Acceleration with springs
Homework Statement A 1.6kg mass is suspended from a spring inside a stationary elevator. The spring stretches 12cm. The elevator now accelerates upwards, and the spring extends a further 12cm. What is the elevator's acceleration? Homework Equations Fy= may Ue= 1/2 (kx2) The Attempt...- hsphysics2
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- Acceleration Elastic Potential Springs
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Mechanical Energy- Geosynchronous Orbit
Homework Statement What is the total mechanical energy of a 290 kg satellite in a geosynchronous orbit around the Earth? Homework Equations W= K + UG where K= 1/2 (mv2) and UG= -(GmM)/r Fc= mac where ac= v2/r The Attempt at a Solution I think the geosynchronous part is what is...- hsphysics2
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- Energy Mechanical Mechanical energy Orbit
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How Much Work Must Be Done for Earth to Escape the Sun?
Homework Statement How much work must be done to allow the Earth to escape the Sun? Homework Equations E= K + UG where K= 1/2(mv2) and UG=-(GmM)/r W= E2- E1 Fc=mac The Attempt at a Solution I have no idea where to start this, I missed the class where they took this up and I want...- hsphysics2
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- Binding energy Energy Gravitational
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E= 2.377074x1010 J * 380 kgE= 9.038314x1012 J
would it be, E= K + UG E= 1/2 (mv2) - (GmM)/r E= 1/2 m(GM/r) - (GmM)/r E= 2.377074x1010 J- hsphysics2
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E= 2.377074x1010 J * 380 kgE= 9.038314x1012 J
so it would just be E= 1/2(GM/r) - (GM)/r E= -7819322.353 J- hsphysics2
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E= 2.377074x1010 J * 380 kgE= 9.038314x1012 J
so, Fc= mac (GmM)/RE2=(mv2)/RE v2=(GM)/RE where RE is the radius of the earth then, E= K+ UG where K=1/2(mv2) and UG=-(GmM)/r2 and r= 2.55x107m (equal to 4 Earth radii) so, E= 1/2(mv2) - (GmM)/r2 E= 1/2(GM)/RE) - (GM)/r2 E= 15633739.23 J- hsphysics2
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Work Energy: Find Tension at Bottom of Circle
Homework Statement A 1.3kg stone is whirled in a vertical circle at the end of a 0.83m long string. The tension in the string at the top of the circle is 6.4N. What is the tension in the string when the stone is at the bottom of the circle? Homework Equations Fc= mac W=|F||Δd|cosθ...- hsphysics2
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- Energy Tension Work Work energy
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E= 2.377074x1010 J * 380 kgE= 9.038314x1012 J
Homework Statement What is the total mechanical energy of a 380kg satellite in a circular orbit 3.0 Earth radii above the surface? Homework Equations W= E2- E1 E= 1/2 mv2- \frac{GmM}{r} The Attempt at a Solution I'm not sure if the equations above are suitable to solve this or...- hsphysics2
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- Energy Mechanical Mechanical energy Orbit
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Dynamics- Net Gravitational Force
Homework Statement In a particular binary star system, Star A has a mass that is 28 times that of Star B. This distance between the stars is 34 AU (astronomical units). Find the location of the point in this star system where the net gravitational force on any mass would be zero. Homework...- hsphysics2
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- Dynamics Force Gravitational Gravitational force Net
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