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Quick calculation of lattice parameter and unit cell volume for germanium?
Homework Statement Calculate dhkl and vc for the (111) direction of germanium. Homework Equations dhkl=a/sqrt(h2+k2+l2) vc=unit cell volume=a1dot(a2xa3) or vc=structure form factor/density The Attempt at a Solution dhkl=a/sqrt(3) I know how to solve this, I've just...- mxyplizk
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- Calculation Cell Lattice Parameter Unit Unit cell Volume
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Series proof: 1/1+(1/1+(1/1+(1/1+ what does it equal?
Thanks for your help!- mxyplizk
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Series proof: 1/1+(1/1+(1/1+(1/1+ what does it equal?
Homework Statement B=1/(1+(1/1+(1/1+(1/1+(1/1+... what does B equal? Homework Equations I don't believe there are any...it's a conceptual question. The Attempt at a Solution Would it converge to 0? My reasoning was that if 1/(1+1)=1/2, and then 1/(1+1/2)=1/(3/2)=2/3, and...- mxyplizk
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- Proof Series
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Undergrad Confirming MAC=LAC/Density Calculation
From what I have read it's MAC=LAC/density...I just want to confirm this is correct. Thanks!- mxyplizk
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- Calculation
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Complex Pulley System (five different pulleys)
So tension in the red rope would equal 1/3(W+B), and then tension in the green rope would equal 1/3(A+1/3(W+B)) ?- mxyplizk
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Complex Pulley System (five different pulleys)
Homework Statement We are asked to find the force (F) needed to maintain equilibrium. I've drawn a picture; the red, blue, and green ropes are three separate ropes. Block W has a weight of 500 lbs, pulley A has a weight of 10 lbs, and pulley B has a weight of 20 lbs. the picture...- mxyplizk
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- Complex Pulley Pulley system Pulleys System
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Building a hovercraft, having an issue with finding center of mass
Homework Statement I'm building a hovercraft, and I'm familiar with how to calculate center of mass--however, there's something that will be sitting on the surface of the hovercraft that's throwing me off. I just can't seem to get it to work. I'm just trying to find what the mass would be at...- mxyplizk
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- Building Center Center of mass Mass
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help