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Law of Refraction: Angle of Reflection & Refraction
This seems really easy but I am having a really hard time getting the correct answer to this question. Any help would be much appreciated. A ray in air is incident on a glass plate whose index of refraction is 1.60. The angle of refraction is one half the angle of reflection. The angle of...- jenc305
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Moment of Inertia and Center of Mass for Point Particles
I am having difficulty solving the first part of this problem. I have tried to many ways to find the ratio of m_a/m_b but I can't seem to get the correct answer. Can someone point me in the right direction. Thanks.- jenc305
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- Center Center of mass Inertia Mass Moment Moment of inertia Particles Point
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Find Maximum Elevation of Test Rocket
Thank you. This is what I got 160m-[0-(80m/s)^2/2(9.8m/s^2)]=486.5m Also, I had another question about horizontal projectile motion. Why does the distance of two packages steadily increase as they fall out of a plane going at constant speed. I thought the distance would remain...- jenc305
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Find Maximum Elevation of Test Rocket
Problem 1 x=160m and v=80m/s Problem 2 x_0=160m, v_0=80m/s, a=? if it stopped accelerating, I would assume that the acceleration would be decreasing as the rocket coasted upward. Would this be correct?- jenc305
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Find Maximum Elevation of Test Rocket
This problem seems simple but I'm just not getting the correct answer, please help thank you. A test rocket is fired straigt up from rest with a net accerleration of 20m/s^2. After 4 seconds the motor turns off, but the rocket continues to coast upward. What maximum elevation does the rocket...- jenc305
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What Happens During the G1 Phase and How Does Genotype Affect It?
I think I figured out question 2. Since the question states that there is no recombination than the F1 progeny would have to come out 1/2 XXYY and the other 1/2 xxyy. Same goes for the F2 generation. So the answer must be d, right?- jenc305
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What Happens During the G1 Phase and How Does Genotype Affect It?
G1 Phase and Genotype I need help with two questions. I am unable to find the first answer from my book. I have an idea of what the answer is but I'm not positive. Thank you. At the G1 phase of the cell cycle, a eukaryotic chromosome consists of a)one long linear DNA molecule...- jenc305
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Graduate Find Min of f(x,y,z)=x^8+y^8+z^8 on x^4+y^4+z^4=4
Find the points at which the function f(x,y,z)=x^8+y^8+z^8 achieves its minimum on the surface x^4+y^4+z^4=4. I know 8x^7=(lamda)4x^3 8y^7=(lamda)4y^3 8z^7=(lamda)4z^3 x^4+y^4+z^4=4 Case1: x not equal to 0, y not equal to 0, and z not equal to 0 I get 3(4th root of 4/3 to the eigth)... -
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Undergrad How Do Double Integrals and Polar Coordinates Relate to Symmetry Arguments?
What if D is a closed disk with radius 1 and center (1,0). That would make the polar coord. x=(r cos(theta)-1) and y=(r sin (theta)). -
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Undergrad How Do Double Integrals and Polar Coordinates Relate to Symmetry Arguments?
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What Are the Dimensions to Minimize Fence Length for a 384 ft² Study Area?
A rectangular study area is to be enclosed by a fence and divided into two equal parts, with a fence running along the division parallel to one of the sides. If the total area is 384 ft^2, find the dimensions of the study area that will minimize the total length of the fence. How much fence...- jenc305
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- Calculus Dimensions
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Calc Average Total Force for 50kg Cyclist on 1km Hill
ooh..ok So I would use the pythagorean theorem to find the angle and then use equation a=g sin (theta). Once I have found "a" then I can calculate f=ma. Am I on the right track? Thanks!- jenc305
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Calc Average Total Force for 50kg Cyclist on 1km Hill
Interesting...that is all the information I was given. So I wouldn't calculate acceleration since the cyclist is working against gravity. If I used f=mg (g=-9.8m/s^2)would that determine the total force?- jenc305
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Calc Average Total Force for 50kg Cyclist on 1km Hill
How do I go about solving this equation. Thanks. A 50kg cyclist, pedaling at 20 km/hr = 5.56m/s, climbs a 1 km hill in 30mins (.556m/s). What average total force on her bicycle is required for her to make it up the hill in this amount of time? I know that I have to find the acceleration...- jenc305
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Calculating Acceleration and Angle on a Frictionless Air Track
I've figured out the problem with your help. Thank you!- jenc305
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