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Acceleration Homework: Solving a Simple Question with Equations
someone please help this question is due in 30 mins- Kingsley
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Acceleration Homework: Solving a Simple Question with Equations
I still can't get it I'm thinking about it like aaeba now but it's still wrong in 1 and 2 I think the acceleration would be a because it's both pointing in the negative direction 3 is 0 because it's not moving 4 would be b because it's about to speed up in that direction and 5 is a because it's...- Kingsley
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Acceleration Homework: Solving a Simple Question with Equations
how do i solve it to know which way the acceleration is going- Kingsley
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Acceleration Homework: Solving a Simple Question with Equations
Homework Statement Homework Equations accelerationThe Attempt at a Solution I tried the answer: BAEBB 1 looks like its accelerating up 2 looks like its accelerating down 3 the acceleration looks like it is 0 (v=0) 4 the acceleration looks like its going back up 5 the acceleration looks like...- Kingsley
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- Acceleration
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Finding ř for a Given Vector r and its Components - Simple Vectors Problem
ohhhhhhhhh ok i got it lol I am an idiot thanks- Kingsley
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Finding ř for a Given Vector r and its Components - Simple Vectors Problem
Homework Statement 12. [1pt] The unit vector ř that points in the direction of r is given by ř =r/ |r|. If r = (-7.00)î + (7.00)ĵ find ř. b)What is the x component and the y component of ř? Homework Equations a^2 + b^2 = c^2 The Attempt at a Solution I don't really understand...- Kingsley
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- Vectors
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Two basic physics 11 wave questions
i don't know for the first one would you subtract 0.7m - 0.525m? and for the second one you would use \lambda = 4L/2n-1 would the answer be 4.25m to 0.00425m? i had both the right answers but i eraced them and i can't tell what the final answer would be for both them- Kingsley
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Two basic physics 11 wave questions
QUESTION 1 Homework Statement A guitar string is 0.70m long and is tuned to play an E above middle C (330 Hz). How far from the end of this string must a finger be placed to play A above middle C (440Hz) Homework Equations \lambda = 2L/n \lambda = v/f v = \lambda x f The...- Kingsley
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- Basic physics Physics Physics 11 Wave
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