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Relativity and Lorentz Transformations
Homework Statement Two particles in a high-energy accelerator experiment are approaching each other head-on, each with a speed of 0.9500c as measured in the laboratory. What is the magnitude of the velocity of one particle relative to the other? Homework Equations...- mhz
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- Lorentz Lorentz transformations Relativity Transformations
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Confusion over Rolling with Friction and Rolling Without Slipping
Yes that's right- mhz
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Confusion over Rolling with Friction and Rolling Without Slipping
Haha oh man, it is quite challenge studying for my Physics final using the finals and solutions posted by my professors when half the answers are wrong (this has happened for maybe 6 or 7 questions since I've begun studying lol). Anyway that makes perfect sense guys, thanks a lot!- mhz
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Confusion over Rolling with Friction and Rolling Without Slipping
Here is a solution I found: However, why don't they account for energy lost due to friction?- mhz
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Confusion over Rolling with Friction and Rolling Without Slipping
Assuming the ball is moving to the right, I would imagine the friction force is to the left.- mhz
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Confusion over Rolling with Friction and Rolling Without Slipping
- <-----------> + Clockwise = Positive Actually, shouldn't the angular acceleration be positive? As the frictional force applies a positive torque.- mhz
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Confusion over Rolling with Friction and Rolling Without Slipping
To be consistent, considering that frictional force acts in the negative direction, if both were positive the final answer would be negative Also I have lowercase f as frictional force, F as net force- mhz
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Confusion over Rolling with Friction and Rolling Without Slipping
So would this be correct? \tau = I\alpha = -fR \implies \alpha = \frac{-2\mu_kg}{R} \\ -f=ma \implies a = - \mu_k g \\ v = v_0 + at \implies v = at \text{ Since there is no initial velocity} \\ \omega = \omega_o + \alpha t \implies at = r\omega_0 + r\alpha t \implies -\mu_k g t = r...- mhz
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Confusion over Rolling with Friction and Rolling Without Slipping
Homework Statement This isn't a specific question, more of a general one: Suppose there is a cylinder of mass m that is rotating in the positive clockwise direction with initial rotational velocity \omega_0, and radius R. Then, suppose this rotating cylinder is placed on a surface with...- mhz
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- Confusion Friction Rolling Rolling without slipping Slipping
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Proof that if 32 -|- ((a^2+3)(a^2+7)) if a is even
That is the contrapositive, not the converse. Converse of "if A then B" is "if B then A", the contrapositive is "if not B then not A". Since A in this case is "if 32 doesn't divide (a^2 +3) (a^2 +7)" and B is "a is even". The converse would be "if a is even then 32 doesn't divide (a^2 +3) (a^2...- mhz
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Proof that if 32 -|- ((a^2+3)(a^2+7)) if a is even
Right, but I'm trying to prove that in a sort of fashion that I've already shown (long-winded and specifically showing each step, trying not to assume much). What you're arguing is something like: Suppose a is even. Then a^2 is even, so both a^2+3 and a^2+7 are odd. Since 32 is even, 32 \nmid...- mhz
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Proof that if 32 -|- ((a^2+3)(a^2+7)) if a is even
Homework Statement Proof that if 32 -|- ((a^2+3)(a^2+7)) if a is even. (note: -|- means NOT divides) The question asks for a proof of this statement. Homework Equations If a | b, then there exists an integer k such that b = ka. The Attempt at a Solution If the contrapositive of the...- mhz
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Math/FARM or CS at Waterloo: Which program offers better career options?
Hey guys, I'm really struggling to decide which of these two offers I should accept. 1) Computer Science 2) Mathematics/Financial Analysis and Risk Management I don't want to give a lot of details on my current stance on the decision as I've found that it tends to get me answers such as "go...- mhz
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Undergrad Determining Mass of Individual Objects in Bags - Oil, Candy, Millikan?
But what about accounting for errors? For example, three bags weight 5, 10, and 14. We could say the mass of one object is 4 (smallest difference) or 1 (gcd). However they are both wrong, it should be 5.- mhz
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Undergrad Determining Mass of Individual Objects in Bags - Oil, Candy, Millikan?
Anyone have an answer to this?- mhz
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