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Calculate Angle for Multiple Polarisers to Reduce Intensity <10%
Was using radians in solution. Thanks for making me look back and double-check!- Mnemonic
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate Angle for Multiple Polarisers to Reduce Intensity <10%
Homework Statement You use a sequence of ideal polarising filters, each with its axis making the same angle with the axis of the previous filter, to rotate the plane of polarisation of a polarised light beam by a total of 45°. You wish to have an intensity reduction no larger than 10%. What...- Mnemonic
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- Light Multiple Polaroid
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Law of Refraction with changing index of refraction
Thanks I got the answer!- Mnemonic
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Law of Refraction with changing index of refraction
Homework Statement A light ray enters the atmosphere of the Earth and descends vertically to the surface a distance h = 101.2-km below. The index of refraction where the light enters the atmosphere is n = 1.00 and it increases linearly with distance to a value of n= 1.000293 at the Earth's...- Mnemonic
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- Atmosphere Index Index of refraction Law Light Refraction
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What Is the Wavelength of the Signal Based on Goniometer Measurements?
SO there are 5 complete wavelengths. Therefore ƛ=(27.3-8.4)/5 cm- Mnemonic
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What Is the Wavelength of the Signal Based on Goniometer Measurements?
The wording in the question confused me. So you are saying that between each of the 10 minimums there was a maximum as well?- Mnemonic
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Is the Wavelength of the Signal Based on Goniometer Measurements?
Homework Statement Initially your receiver is positioned at a distance of 8.4 cm from the goniometer and recording a maximum intensity. You move it through 10 minimums in the intensity and then stop at the next maximum intensity. The receiver is now a distance of 27.3 cm from the goniometer...- Mnemonic
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- Maximum Standing waves Superposition Waves
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Force due to Solar Radiation and Gravity
Homework Statement Consider a small, spherical particle of radius r located in space a distance R = 3.75 × 1011-m from the Sun. Assume the particle has a perfectly absorbing surface and a mass density of ρ = 3.8-g/cm3. Use S = 214 W/m2 as the value of the solar intensity at the location of the...- Mnemonic
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- Force Gravity Radiation Solar Solar radiation
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How Is the Force on a Helium Ion Calculated in a Magnetic Field?
So the charge is 2*1.6e-19?- Mnemonic
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How Is the Force on a Helium Ion Calculated in a Magnetic Field?
Homework Statement What is the magnitude of the force experienced by a He2+ ion traveling with v = 1.3 × 10^5i m/s in a magnetic field B = 0.42 j T? Homework Equations F=qvbsinθ The Attempt at a Solution F=2*1.6e-19*1.3e5*0.42 I am unsure about the charge on the Helium ion. Is it 2*1.6e-19?- Mnemonic
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- B field Charge Charged particle Field Force Ion Magnetic field
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Thermodynamics relating to temperature and phase changes V.2
Homework Statement Suppose a room with 75 m3 of air also contains 80 kg of glycerol and the initial temperature in the morning is 16 °C. If 1.2 kWh of heat is added to the room between morning and afternoon, calculate the final temperature of the air in the room in the afternoon. Use 18 °C for...- Mnemonic
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- Melting Phase Phase change Temperature Thermodynamic Thermodynamics
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Thermodynamics relating to temperature and phase changes
Homework Statement Suppose a room with 75 m3 of air also contains 80 kg of glycerol and the initial temperature in the morning is 16 °C. If 1.2 kWh of heat is added to the room between morning and afternoon, calculate the final temperature of the air in the room in the afternoon. Use 18 °C for...- Mnemonic
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- Heat energy Latent heat Phase Physics Temperature Thermodynamics
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Electric Potential due to two charges
Would I get another valid answer if I first used: k(3e-6/x-4e-6/(2-x)=0 then used: k(3e-6/(2-x)-4e-6/x=0 ?- Mnemonic
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Electric Potential due to two charges
Homework Statement Two point charges are placed on a horizontal line, the first is +3.0-μC located at x = 0.0-m, y = 0.0-m and the second is -4.0-μC located at x = 2.0-m, y = 0.0-m. At what points on the horizontal line y = 0.0 will the electric potential be zero? Homework Equations V(r)=kq/r...- Mnemonic
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- Charges Electric Electric potential Electromagnetics Potential
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Cylindrical Gaussian Surface around charged rod
Homework Statement a) 21.4-nC of charge is placed on a 4.8-m long steel tube with a d = 5.9-cm diameter. What is the magnitude of the electric field as a radial distance of r = d / 3? b) What is the magnitude of the electric field as a radial distance of r = 20 d? I was able to determine the...- Mnemonic
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- Charge Charged Charged rod Cylindrical Electric field Gaussian Gaussian surface Rod Surface
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