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Electromagnetism: Turning effect of coil
Homework Statement This is a question about turning effect on a current-carrying coil lying between the poles of a magnet. Please refer to the following link: http://img11.picsplace.to/img.php?file=img10/22/N1_000.gif On the textbook, it is stated the turning effect on the coil can be...- lingling
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- Coil Electromagnetism Turning
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Calculating Average Kinetic Energy of a Running Boy
How can I know the kinetic energy of the boy without knowing the speed? My stupid thought was that to use the increase in gravitational potential energy of the boy but I can't get the answer. Why?- lingling
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Calculating Average Kinetic Energy of a Running Boy
Homework Statement A boy of 60 kgtakes 5 s to run up the slope in the diagram. (Please refer to the attachment) What is his average kinetic energy? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I don't know the meaning of 'average' kinetic energy. Is this mean kinetic energy per...- lingling
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- Calculation Energy Energy calculation Kinetic Kinetic energy
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Energy conversion of a falling bob
Homework Statement A bob is hung by a light string and and is pushed sideways. A peg of wood is placed vertically below the point of suspension of the string to hinder the motion of string as shown in the figure below: (please refer to the attachment) The bob is released. Which of the...- lingling
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- Energy Energy conversion Falling
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Find Energy of 2kg Stone After Projection from 15m Cliff
Ah... I've got it! Thanks a lot!- lingling
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Find Energy of 2kg Stone After Projection from 15m Cliff
Homework Statement A stone of mass 2 kg is projected horizontally with a speed of 20 m/s from a cliff which is 15 m above the ground. Find the energy possessed by the stone just before touching the ground. A. 400J B. 500J C. 600J D. 700J Homework Equations The Attempt at a...- lingling
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- Energy Projection
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What is the Relationship between Ticker-Tape Timer Tapes and Average Velocity?
Homework Statement Refer to the uploaded file, Which of the following statements is/are correct? (1) The length of each tape represents the average velocity within the time interval. (2) The width of the tape represents the constant time interval. (3) Joining the centres of the tops of...- lingling
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- Timer
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What is a transverse magnetic field and how does it affect alpha particles?
What is the meaning of a ' transverse magnetic field '? I 've seen it once in a question. It asked 'when a beam of alpha particles enter a transverse magnetic field, ...' I guessed it means the direction of the beam traveling is perpendicular to the direction of magnetic field. Is this...- lingling
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- Field Magnetic Magnetic field Transverse
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What is the Mass Ratio of Alpha Particles, Neutrons, and Gamma Rays?
wow... silly me. Thank you!- lingling
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Atomic physics - nuclear fission
Argee! That's why i don't know how to solve this question.- lingling
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Forces at Play in Geiger-Marsden Alpha Particle Scattering
Homework Statement Which of the following forces is responsible for the scattering of an alpha particle by a gold atom in the Geiger-Marsden experiment? A. electrostatic force between the alpha particle and the electrons of the gold atom B. Electrostatic force between the alpha...- lingling
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- Alpha Alpha particle Forces Particle Scattering
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What is the Mass Ratio of Alpha Particles, Neutrons, and Gamma Rays?
Homework Statement which of the following mass ration is ture? Mass of alpha-particles: mass of neutrons : mass of gamma- rays equal to A. 4 : 1 : 0 B. 4 : 0 : 1 C. 1 : 1 : 1 D. 1 : 1 :0 Homework Equations nil The Attempt at a Solution I thought it's D but the...- lingling
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- Atomic Atomic physics Mass Physics
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Atomic physics - nuclear fission
Homework Statement 1. Which of the following statements is / are not correct? (1) In fission, two large fragments of equal masses are produced from a nuclide. (2) Natually occurring elements perform fission spontaneously. (3) 2 H[SIZE="1"]2O --> 2H[SIZE="1"]2 + O[SIZE="1"]2 involves...- lingling
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- Atomic Atomic physics Fission Nuclear Nuclear fission Physics
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Atomic physics - reaction and energy
Homework Statement Which of the following reactions will release large amount of energy (1) Nuclear fusion (2) alpha - decay (3) Nuclear fission (4) gamma - decay two of the options are: B (1) and (3) only D (1), (2), (3), (4) Homework Equations none The Attempt at a...- lingling
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- Atomic Atomic physics Energy Physics Reaction
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Resistor Network: Find the Equivalent Resistance Across AB
I still cannot understand. Is there any simpler approach?- lingling
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