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General question about wave equation
Homework Statement How do you find the phase angle of a wave equation given in the form y(x,t) = Acos(kx - wt) thanks Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- NAkid
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- General Wave Wave equation
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Calculate the wavelength problem
Homework Statement The wavelength of a particular ultraviolet radiation from hydrogen atoms is 1.216 e-7 m. Calculate the wavelength when the corresponding radiation from hydrogen in a distant galaxy is observed here on earth. The galaxy is receding at a speed of 0.11 c. Homework...- NAkid
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- Wavelength
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Mechanical sinusoidal transverse wave
never mind i got it, thanks- NAkid
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Mechanical sinusoidal transverse wave
ok, got that wavelength wave sped and period. what is the difference between wave speed and max transverse speed? also, I'm sure this is really obvious but i can't figure out the amplitude either- NAkid
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Mechanical sinusoidal transverse wave
[SOLVED] mechanical waves Homework Statement A sinusoidal transverse wave is traveling along a string in the negative direction of an x-axis. The figure shows a plot of the displacement as a function of position at time t=0; the y-intercept is 4.0m. The string tension is 6.8N, and its linear...- NAkid
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- Mechanical Sinusoidal Transverse Transverse wave Wave
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How Long Until the Oscillator's Energy Halves?
Homework Statement A mass M is suspended from a spring and oscillates with a period of 0.820s. Each complete oscillation results in an amplitude reduction of a factor of 0.985 due to a small velocity dependent frictional effect. Calculate the time it takes for the total energy of the...- NAkid
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- Homework Oscillator Physics Physics homework
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Calculating Angular Acceleration of a Metal Plate
Homework Statement A metal plate in the shape shown has a mass of 2.00kg and hangs from a pivot point located a distance d=0.300m from its center of mass. Its moment of inertia, I_cm, about an axis perpendicular to the plate and passing through the CM is 0.210kg*m2. Calculate the magnitude...- NAkid
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- Acceleration Angular Angular acceleration Plate
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Triple Star System: Find Period of Revolution in Years
the total force on star A would be G(mass starB) / (R)^2 + G(mass starC) / (2R)^2 ?- NAkid
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Triple Star System: Find Period of Revolution in Years
i think its supposed to be 10^24 and 10^30- NAkid
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Elliptical orbit around a massive spherical planet
Homework Statement The path of a very small satellite S in an elliptical orbit around a massive spherical planet P is shown in the figure. The distance from 3 to 4 is the same as from 4 to 5, 9 to 10, and 10 to 11. (Select T-True, F-False, G-Greater than, L-Less than, E-Equal to, If the first...- NAkid
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- Elliptical orbit Orbit Planet Spherical
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Triple Star System: Find Period of Revolution in Years
i'm still confused, the force is the total force due to the other two stars - what does that mean? and how does gravitational force work into this equation?- NAkid
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Triple Star System: Find Period of Revolution in Years
but their orbital radius is the same though?- NAkid
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Triple Star System: Find Period of Revolution in Years
ok so the force of gravity is Fg = (GM1M2)/R^2 If total force is what you have above, should I set that equal to 2*(GM1M2)/R^2 -- or the sum of Fg of star1 on central star and star 2 on central star?- NAkid
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How Do Gravitational Forces Affect the Speed of Two Approaching Masses?
isn't that basically what i did? calculated the changes to solve for velocity?- NAkid
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How Do Gravitational Forces Affect the Speed of Two Approaching Masses?
Homework Statement Two particles of masses M1 = 81000 kg and M2 = 9400 kg are initially at rest an infinite distance apart. As a result of the gravitational force the two masses move towards each other. Calculate the speed of mass M1 and mass M2 when their separation distance is 26.5 km...- NAkid
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- Conservation Energy Energy conservation Planets
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