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Estimate Temperature of Mars Using Sun's Heat
Thanks for your help, I finally got it- Manda_24
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Estimate Temperature of Mars Using Sun's Heat
We finally talked about this a little in class today, I think. The teacher put up an equation for radiation. Iemitted=Q/t=eA(sigma)T4 Is this part of what I need to use to finish the question? I know what sigma is and e but I don't know what A is.- Manda_24
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Estimate Temperature of Mars Using Sun's Heat
Homework Statement Estimate the temperature of Mars. Assume Mars acts as a perfect blackbody and the only heat input comes from the Sun (use necessary values from appendix) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I was doing so well until I got to this question on my...- Manda_24
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Pressure in a Lake: Find Depth for 4.5 atm
Thanks, I just needed to convert the top to pascals, I thought I only had to do it to the bottom.- Manda_24
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Pressure in a Lake: Find Depth for 4.5 atm
Homework Statement At the surface of a freshwater lake the air pressure is 1 atm. At what depth under water in the lake is the water pressure 4.5 atm?Homework Equations P=a+hgp h=(P-a)/(g*p)The Attempt at a Solution h=(4.5x105 - 1x105)/(9.8*1000)=35.71 I also did the equation with 9,000 Pa...- Manda_24
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What is the Net Pressure in a Syringe?
Thanks, that was right. My TA told the class that this one was just like one of our other problems but it isn't, that was part of my problem.- Manda_24
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What is the Net Pressure in a Syringe?
Homework Statement A nurse applies a force 4.35 N to the piston of a syringe. The piston has an area of 5.99x10-5m2. What is the pressure in the fluid within the syringe? Answer in kPa. Homework Equations mg/2A=\DeltaP The Attempt at a Solution 4.35/2*5.99x10-5= 36310.518 Pa...- Manda_24
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Crate Pushed up an Incline problem
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Crate Pushed up an Incline problem
Homework Statement A crate of mass 27 kg is pushed up a ramp by a person, as shown in the figure below. Assume the coefficient of kinetic friction between the crate and the ramp is .24. Calculate the work done by the person in pushing the crate a distance of 30 m as measured along the ramp...- Manda_24
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