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hutchphd reacted to topsquark's post in the thread Why a particle with spin=0 can't posses a magnetic dipole moment? with
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Who told you that a spin 0 particle could not have a magnetic moment? It cannot have a spin magnetic moment (intrinsic magnetic moment)... -
hutchphd reacted to tellmesomething's post in the thread B Why Does a Spring Return to Its Original Position After Being Stretched? with Like.
I obviously still have a long way to go to become like yourself and others on this site, but thanks:angel:
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hutchphd reacted to A.T.'s post in the thread B Why Does a Spring Return to Its Original Position After Being Stretched? with Like.
I didn't check the OP date when replying. Glad to see you made so much progress since then.
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hutchphd reacted to tellmesomething's post in the thread B Why Does a Spring Return to Its Original Position After Being Stretched? with Like.
this was possibly the dumbest question i asked on here, at that time i had just started learning physics and had very wrong...
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hutchphd reacted to Greg Bernhardt's post in the thread Suggestion Show pronouns of a person? with Like.
I have zero problem with adding this eventually to the member card. I have friends and work with people who are non-binary, and it's a...
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hutchphd reacted to Charles Link's post in the thread I Energy of Electromagnetic Waves in Destructive Interference with Like.
The airy disc is very similar to a single slit diffraction pattern in two dimensions with a circular aperture being very similar to the...
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hutchphd reacted to symbolipoint's post in the thread I want to help Physics education. What should I do? with Like.
Your undergraduate major field SHOULD BE PHYSICS. You need as much Mathematics courses as you can handle from now until admission to...
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Refer to the original diagram in post #1. Fact: The hanging mass on the left is and remains at rest. This means that the tension in the...
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I'm starting to understand how to intuit the 10kg reading in the scale without resorting to altering the scenario. We only need to look...
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That is an illuminating way of phrasing it... Even though it's been alluded to many times by many people in this thread, you've phrased...
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hutchphd replied to the thread B Simple mass/scale puzzle.You need to pull equally on any "scale" to keep it in place while in use. and in general it is very useful to understand how a spring...
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hutchphd replied to the thread B Simple mass/scale puzzle.Perhaps but who cares. For the purposes of this problem a scale is a black box with a hook and a calibrated readout of the static...
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There are ways to measure force that don't make use of springs. They all share this property, though, that if you apply forces of equal...
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Suppose I asked you to answer the following binary choice question. The figure on the right shows a 10 kg hanging mass connected to a...
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hutchphd replied to the thread B Simple mass/scale puzzle.An+d this makes things less complicated somehow? The issue of extended bodies and forces where things are "overdetermined" gives...
