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Find difference in pressure in this water intake pump
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How Does Archimedes' Principle Apply to Forces on a Submerged Cube?
Can someone help me solve A and B for this problem..? A(Po+pg(3/2)L)=2.71E4N what does Po and pg mean in here? is A = 1.5 in this problem?- keweezz
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Finding accerlation in this problem
16+3.4a=-53cos35+57 and solved for a. Thats that work. Is the equatio wrong?- keweezz
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Finding accerlation in this problem
To give a 16 kg child a ride, two teenagers pull on a 3.4 kg sled with ropes, as indicated in Figure 5-26. Both teenagers pull with a force of F = 53 N at an angle of 35° relative to the forward direction, which is the direction of motion. In addition, the snow exerts a retarding force on the...- keweezz
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Calculating the Velocity of Snowballs Thrown at 40°
i used -9 because that was the difference between 5-14? and its sin 40 :O so i find t and use Vi+at=Vf? i find t using x=Vit+1/2a(t)^2?- keweezz
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Calculating the Velocity of Snowballs Thrown at 40°
You and a friend stand on a snow-covered roof. You both throw snowballs from an elevation of 14 m with the same initial speed of 13 m/s, but in different directions. You through your snowball downward, at 40° below the horizontal; your friend throws her snowball upward, at 40° above the...- keweezz
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What was the total time of fall?
s(T- 2)= h- 4.905(\sqrt{h/4.905}- 2)^2= (3/7) h. For that part, i just do h- 4.905(\sqrt{h/4.905}- 2)^2= (3/7) h that and solve for h? i got 45.78 for h, but it didn't work out ;(- keweezz
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What was the total time of fall?
A ball, dropped from rest, covers three-sevenths of the distance to the ground in the last two seconds of its fall. (a) From what height was the ball dropped? _m (b) What was the total time of fall? _s For a, don't i need the final velocity to solve the problem? Vi=o A=-9.81? 2 days...- keweezz
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Radiation Dosage and Energy Absorbed by 69 kg Patient
hm.. how is it used..? any thoughts?- keweezz
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Radiation Dosage and Energy Absorbed by 69 kg Patient
Radiobiological Effectiveness for RBE i believe..and mrad is a unit like a millimeter.- keweezz
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Radiation Dosage and Energy Absorbed by 69 kg Patient
Alpha particles with an RBE of 13 deliver a 32 mrad whole-body radiation does to a 69 kg patient. A) What dosage, in rem, does the patient receive? B) How much energy is absorbed by the patient? Can anyone help me with this problem? Stuck from the beginning..- keweezz
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- Energy Radiation
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Kinetic energy and the revolutions
A car is designed to get its energy from a rotating flywheel with a radius of 1.90 m and a mass of 510.0 kg. Before a trip, the disk-shaped flywheel is attached to an electric motor, which brings the flywheel's rotational speed up to 1008.0 rev/min. (a) Find the kinetic energy stored in the...- keweezz
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- Energy Kinetic Kinetic energy Revolutions
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