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Acceleration in a circular path
At the bottom of the circular path the summation of weight and normal reaction is equal to zero?? -
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Acceleration in a circular path
No I'm not familiar with that method -
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Acceleration in a circular path
I mean that the forces acting on the body are only its weight and the normal reaction of the support -
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Acceleration in a circular path
What is the acceleration of a body (you can consider it as a particle) moving in a circular path placed in the vertical plane as it passes through the bottom of the path? (Provided that the body is under its weight and the path normal only). -
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High School Radian unit -- Why neglected in dimensional analysis?
Why radians are usually neglected in dimensional analysis?- Mr Genius
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- Analysis Dimensional analysis Unit
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- Forum: General Math
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Confusion about the electric potential
Why the negative pole of a battery is said to be of higher potential? While if we a consider a DC battery of 12V (for instance) then we have Vpn=V (positive) -V (negative)=12V whish is a positive quantity, then we should conclude that Vp>Vn in contradiction to first statement! Please illustrate...- Mr Genius
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- Confusion Electric Electric potential Potential
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad Why Is the Curl of a Conservative Force Field Zero?
Ohhthanks for ur time and that sweet link- Mr Genius
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Undergrad Why Is the Curl of a Conservative Force Field Zero?
Well, if u can find that then please send me a link- Mr Genius
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Undergrad Why Is the Curl of a Conservative Force Field Zero?
This is mentioned without any illustration in my physics book, and there is nothing called conservative force in mathematics to explain it in a math book- Mr Genius
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Undergrad Why Is the Curl of a Conservative Force Field Zero?
Ummm I'm looking for the physical meaning and significant of this- Mr Genius
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Undergrad Why Is the Curl of a Conservative Force Field Zero?
ummm this didn't help- Mr Genius
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Undergrad Why Is the Curl of a Conservative Force Field Zero?
Why the curl of a conservative force field is zero everywhere?- Mr Genius
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- Conservative force Curl Force
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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White light vs visible spectrum
Does white light contain only the wavelengths of visible spectrum (i.e only from 400nm to 800nm)? -
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Power factor of ideal transformer
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering