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Fluids Physics Question: Calculating Density and Pressure of a Physics Book"
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Density of Object & Oil: Find Out Now!
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What is the definition of N0 in proving ln(n) < n^1/4 for n > N0?
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Fluids Physics Question: Calculating Density and Pressure of a Physics Book"
Homework Statement A physics book has a height of 26.0 cm, a width of 22.4 cm, and a thickness of 3.10 cm. (a) What is the density of the physics book if it weighs 18 N? ? kg/m3 (b) Find the pressure that the physics book exerts on a desktop when the book lies face up. ? Pa (c) Find the...- Leo34005
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- Fluids Physics
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Density of Object & Oil: Find Out Now!
Homework Statement An object weighs 285 N in the air. When tied to a string, connected to a balance, and immersed in water, it weighs 230 N. When it is immersed in oil, it weighs 261 N. (a) Find the density of the object. (b) Find the density of the oil. Homework Equations...- Leo34005
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- Density Oil
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Find the equilibrium position for a -5.0 nC charge.
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Find the equilibrium position for a -5.0 nC charge.
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Find the equilibrium position for a -5.0 nC charge.
Homework Statement A charge of 2.9 nC and a charge of 5.8 nC are separated by 40.80 cm. Find the equilibrium position for a -5.0 nC charge. ? cm from the 2.9 nC charge. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution F = 2.9/5.8NC/ 4(40.80)- Leo34005
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- Charge Equilibrium Position
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Solving Projectile Problems: Range and Time in Air Calculations"
Homework Statement Homework Equations Range = v0^2 sin(2 theta)/g vy(tO=v0sin(theta) - gt The Attempt at a Solution a) the range equation is Range = v0^2 sin(2 theta)/g Range =1590^2sin(94)/9.8=247,341 m there are several ways to find the time in the air...the vertical...- Leo34005
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- Physics Projectile
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I with this physics question help please and fast? ?
I need help with this physics question help please and fast?!??!? Homework Statement What are the answers for 3 and 4b?- Leo34005
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How to Solve Physics Free Fall Problems
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How to Solve Physics Free Fall Problems
Homework Statement http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc4/twinkie34005/untitled-10.jpg http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc4/twinkie34005/untitled-11.jpg Free fall problems, help please Homework Equations V = vi + a*t = .9+9.8*3.2 = 32.26 m/s Y = vi*t + ½gt² = 53.056 m...- Leo34005
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- Fall Free fall Physics
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What is the Peak Height of a Tennis Ball Shot Upward?
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What is the Peak Height of a Tennis Ball Shot Upward?
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What is the Peak Height of a Tennis Ball Shot Upward?
Homework Statement A tennis ball is shot vertically upward in an evacuated chamber(neglect air resistance) with an initial speed of 20m/s at time t=0s. How high does the ball rise? A)98.0m B)72.4m C)20.4m D)10.2m E)40.8m Approximately how long does it take the tennis ball to...- Leo34005
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- Ball Rise
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