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Calculating the mass in a solenoid system
Homework Statement Through the bigger coil with N = 10,000 turns of wire and length of L = 30 cm is flowing electric current of I = 5 A. Inside the big coil we insert a smaller coil with N(1) = 500 turns, length of L(1) = 3 cm, and a radius r = 1 cm. The electric current flowing through the...- mmoadi
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- Mass Solenoid System
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Circuit problem- resistance, power, voltage
Thank you for reviewing and all the help!:smile:- mmoadi
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Circuit problem- resistance, power, voltage
OK, I rewrote my equations and recalculated and this are my new results: R(0)= 1 Ω V(0)= 3 V Are my calculations correct? Thank you for helping!:smile:- mmoadi
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Calculating the current of a circuit- resistance and volatge known, see picture
Homework Statement What current flows through the resistors R(1) = 1Ω, R(2) = 2 Ω and R(3) = 3 Ω, if the driving voltages are V(1) = 1V and V(2) = 2V? Picture: http://item.slide.com/r/1/151/i/lvtwIwH-0j8A8o-XAKDtPRQO1eHAb4Ik/ Homework Equations V= RI → I= V/ R The Attempt at a...- mmoadi
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- Circuit Current Picture Resistance
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Circuit problem- resistance, power, voltage
Homework Statement We connect two resistors to a battery, once with the resistor of the resistance R1 = 2 Ω, and the second time the resistor of the resistance R2 = 0.5 Ω. In both cases the resistor uses up the power of 2W. What is the internal resistance of the battery? What is the driving...- mmoadi
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- Circuit Power Resistance Voltage
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Calculating Voltage from Electric Field between Parallel Plates
Thank you for helping:smile:!- mmoadi
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Calculating the currecnt of a circuit
Homework Statement What current flows through the resistors R(1) = 1Ω, R(2) = 2 Ω and R(3) = 3 Ω, if the driving voltages are V(1) = 1V and V(2) = 2V? Picture: http://item.slide.com/r/1/151/i/lvtwIwH-0j8A8o-XAKDtPRQO1eHAb4Ik/ Homework Equations V= RI → I= V/ R The Attempt at a...- mmoadi
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- Circuit
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Calculating Voltage from Electric Field between Parallel Plates
:biggrin:RECALCULATION: F= m*a E= U/d W= ΔKE - First I solved for vector velocity in the w-direction: W= F*d= q*U W= KE’ – KE0 ≈ 0 q*U= m*v(x)²/ 2 v(x)²= 2q*U/ m v(x)= sqrt[2q*U/ m] - Now I solved for acceleration in the y-direction: a(y)= F(y)/ m F(y)= E(y)*q F(y)= (U’/d)*q a(y)= (U’*q)/...- mmoadi
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Calculating Voltage from Electric Field between Parallel Plates
Homework Statement Electrons, which evaporated from the filament accelerated in homogeneous electric field that was created by using two parallel metal plates, connected to the voltage V = 1 kV. The resulting stream of electrons is deviated from the initial direction for a φ = 15 ° in...- mmoadi
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- Electric Electric field Field Parallel Parallel plates Plates Voltage
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Work Done by Increasing Plate Distance of Flat Capacitor
:smile:Well, at least I cracked one problem!:biggrin: Thank you for your help and HAPPY NEW YEAR:wink:!- mmoadi
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Exploring Electrical Voltage U between Parallel Flat Plates
Thank you for helping, I will just have to do additional :smile:calculating!- mmoadi
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Work Done by Increasing Plate Distance of Flat Capacitor
Homework Statement Flat capacitor with a plates distanced d = 2 cm and the area A= 1 dm² are connected to a voltage U = 100 V. We disconnect the source of voltage and we increase the distance between the plates to twice the distance. How much work is done? Homework Equations C= ε*A/ d...- mmoadi
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- Capacitor Flat Increasing Plate Work Work done
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Exploring Electrical Voltage U between Parallel Flat Plates
Homework Statement - How much is the electrical voltage U between two evenly electrified parallel flat plates, distanced d = 1 cm, if the strength of electric field between them is E = 1 V / m? - What is the strength of electric field to the left and to the right of each plate? - What is...- mmoadi
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- Electrical Flat Parallel Plates Voltage
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Calculating the voltage and electric field strength between two parallel plates
Thank you for helping! Second part: What is the strength of electric field to the left and to the right of each plate? I need some help with this part. Any hints? Third part: What is the force on the surface unit between the two plates? E= ½ Q*V → Q= 2E/ V Q= 200 C F= Q*E= 200 N Fourth...- mmoadi
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Calculating the voltage and electric field strength between two parallel plates
Homework Statement - How much is the electrical voltage U between two evenly electrified parallel flat plates, distanced d = 1 cm, if the strength of electric field between them is E = 1 V / m? - - What is the strength of electric field to the left and to the right of each plate? - What is...- mmoadi
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- Electric Electric field Electric field strength Field Field strength Parallel Parallel plates Plates Strength Voltage
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