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What is the deformation of a composite bar subjected to a centric force P?
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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What is the deformation of a composite bar subjected to a centric force P?
Homework Statement Determine the deformation of a composite bar is subjected to a centric force P. This is a general question. The composite bar is made of 2 materials. The top and bottom layer is material 1, and the middle layer is material 2. I can't think of a better way to describe...- NBAJam100
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- Composite Deformation
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Thermodynamics- pV^n = constant.
Awesome, thanks Mapes! How did I not see that :blushing: I got to say, I appreciate your help. I haven't been on the boards in quite a while but i remember you helping me in the past as well. Thanks again Mapes!- NBAJam100
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Thermodynamics- pV^n = constant.
Oh God I suck... So does this sound good to you? ln(P1(V1)^n)=ln(P2(V2)^n) ln(P1) + n*ln(V1) = ln(P2) + n*ln(V2)- NBAJam100
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Thermodynamics- pV^n = constant.
Yah I understand that. But Even if I do that won't I be left with: n*ln(P1V1)=n*ln(P2V2) So... All I can do is cancel things out. I can't really isolate n... right? unless I want #n=0. Feel free to call me a moron if I am missing something obvious :-p- NBAJam100
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Thermodynamics- pV^n = constant.
Homework Statement A closed system consisting of 2 lb of a gas undergoes a process in which pV^n=constant. For: p1=20 lb/in^2 , V1=10 ft^3 and p2=100lb/in^2 V2=2.9 ft^3. Find n. Homework Equations pV^n=constant The Attempt at a Solution Im just having trouble realizing how to find n. This...- NBAJam100
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- Constant Thermodynamics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Fast Can You Type?
"409 points, so you achieved position 277 of 22908 on the ranking list You type 542 characters per minute You have 101 correct words and you have 3 wrong words" I hat teping!11!11!- NBAJam100
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- Forum: Fun, Photos and Games
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Physics Forums ratings killed every new year
Ah man, I hope your healing process is going better than mine, I am miserable. I am sure the sparklers were great! Thanks:smile: !- NBAJam100
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Physics Forums ratings killed every new year
Well, I haven't been a member for long so I am not sure if I qualify for the position... but I'm quite sick with a sinus infection so ill be lurking around the forums tonight! :-p- NBAJam100
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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News Why Did Sarah Palin Resign as Governor?
I admittedly have little to no knowledge of politics but I do however enjoy reading through these threads because its interesting to see the two sides go at it. I have a question to pose to both Lowly/ left wing guys here and Wheels- How are you gauging Palins intelligence? This is a...- NBAJam100
- Post #43
- Forum: General Discussion
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Solving Shear and Bending Moment for a Beam
ahhh wow, i totally looked right past that. bleh, thanks a lot nvm.- NBAJam100
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Solving Shear and Bending Moment for a Beam
Homework Statement For the beam and loading, draw the shear and bending moment diagrams. Find the max and min abs vals of shear and bending moment. += pointing upwards, - = pointing downwards The beam is 1.4m long. Load A = -.54kN at x=0, Load B= pin support at x=.2m (Found to be +1.8kN)...- NBAJam100
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- Beam Bending Bending moment Moment Shear
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Catch the Special on ABC: Your Thoughts?
No problem, enjoy. You're in for an interesting 2 hours!- NBAJam100
- Post #9
- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Catch the Special on ABC: Your Thoughts?
Did anyone happen to catch this special on ABC? If so, what did you think of it?- NBAJam100
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- Thoughts
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- Forum: Earth Sciences