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Find EMF of a battery in this circuit
The two batteries in parallel are kinda confusing me. How would I simplify that? Also, I got 98.9 for the equivalent Resistance. Does that seem correct?- jdmaxwell02
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Find EMF of a battery in this circuit
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- Battery Circuit Emf
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Oscillations: The position is modeled as x(t)=Acos(ωt+ϕ)
ϕ is 2.51 rad. Plugged it into my calculator. Thanks for the help!- jdmaxwell02
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Oscillations: The position is modeled as x(t)=Acos(ωt+ϕ)
So would ϕ be 3.77?- jdmaxwell02
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Oscillations: The position is modeled as x(t)=Acos(ωt+ϕ)
What I have done so far: Since x=A, cos(ωt+ϕ) must equal 1 cos-1(1)=0 so -ωt=ϕ ω=2pi/(1/f)=15.3 ωt=3.7=ϕ- jdmaxwell02
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- Oscillations Position
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What is the Linear Distance and Angular Velocity of a Rotating Potter's Wheel?
Wow, I really was. θr= arc length 77.7 rad * .359 m= 27.9 m- jdmaxwell02
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What is the Linear Distance and Angular Velocity of a Rotating Potter's Wheel?
The linear distance- jdmaxwell02
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What is the Linear Distance and Angular Velocity of a Rotating Potter's Wheel?
Ive calculated delta theta, but since it’s not correct I cannot continue- jdmaxwell02
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What is the Linear Distance and Angular Velocity of a Rotating Potter's Wheel?
A potter's wheel with a 35.9 cm radius rotates with a 2.91 rad/s2 angular acceleration. After 5.37 s, the wheel has rotated through an angle of 77.7 rad. a)What linear distance did a point on the outer edge travel during the 5.37 s? b)What was the initial angular velocity of the wheel? c)What...- jdmaxwell02
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- Kinematics Rotational Rotational kinematics
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