1. How much energy is released during the
fission of one uranium-235 nucleus?
2. e=mc2 lol :smile:
3. I thought of putting them together but then how to separate them?
1.67495×10-27+3.903 05×10–25×c2=1.7539207313048996244767495×10-7
By the way, the answer is 4.73×10-11
There is kinetic and potential gravitational energy
so Ek=1/2mv2 but that needs velocity so:
Ep=mgh but that only gives horizontal velocity whereas, I need all velocity.
1. All in the picture
2.v2=u2+2as
3. I have no idea where to start, I went through all the equations but i don't have time or velocity to sub in :(
It also has circular motion which may or may not introduce pi. I didn't think this would be relevant but anyway.
Problem being that repeating gives you an octagon http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/66/Regular_octagon.svg
Instead of a circle, because the side of a circle isn't straight etc.
P.S. I only figured this out 2 days ago