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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
gneill, this is an elementary question, the answer is into the paper!- james11223
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
HAHAHA yes I get it now, thanks so much! So to confirm... the answer is downwards correct?- james11223
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
Oh wow I LOVE SKINS <333 but is the force down into the paper or just in the downwards direction? As this is only to clarify and not giving me the answer outright- james11223
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
Okay... I think I'm understnading. Is the general consensus that the force is downwards into the paper?- james11223
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
I seriously do not understand, I think I'd get it for the next problems if you just gave me the answer for this one so that I could use the same method for the others. I am self-studying this course and I seriously cannot explain this one, can you please at least guide me through it but give me...- james11223
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
but since when is there a magnetic field? I thougt there was just a current going counterclockwise?- james11223
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
OHH! so how would you do it in this case?? would your thumb align with the positive charge??, but then what else would you do..- james11223
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
Dont the field lines go into the page? Because the symbol is a + inside of circle, so wouldn't that mean they go into the page?- james11223
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
Okay, but how would you determine where the force is?- james11223
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Why Does the Voltage at Point B Measure 30V?
So in my understanding the current is flowing clockwise... is that a correct assumption?- james11223
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why Does the Voltage at Point B Measure 30V?
Homework Statement Show that the voltage drops over the circuit is 0. What is the voltage at B? Homework Equations I = E/Req The Attempt at a Solution 120V/120ohms = 1 A 120V - (80*1) - (10*1)- (30*1) = 0 120 - 80 - 10 = 30V at B I have nooo idea about the B part... can...- james11223
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
Oh okay! 3) To right 4) That is a "q". But I still really do not understand how you would do this one. I get that your thumb follow the arrow above the V and then your four fingers go into the paper. Thus the way my palm is facing shows that the force would be upwards. But would that be...- james11223
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
Okay so my final answer is: 1) Upward 2) Out of the paper 3) Upward 4) I HAVE NO IDEA! can someone please help me with 4 and verify my other answers? thanks- james11223
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
Ohhh oops.. I got those backwards... would the frist one be going up? and the second one coming towards me?- james11223
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Help Understand Force Direction with Picture
Would this be the second answer?- james11223
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help