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Solving for energy involving hyperbolic
Homework Statement What energy (in eV) should a beam of electrons have so that 0.1% of them are able to tunnel through a barrier of height 7.0eV and 1.0 nm wide? Start with the equation for T(E) and set it up with 1/T(E) on one side and let E/U=x for the unknown. Solve the equation for x and...- nick227
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- Energy Hyperbolic
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Spaceship moving away from light source
Well seeing as how I am moving away from the source wouldn't it be a red shift, so 700nm. But everything i read about red shift is if the source is moving away from the observer. now assuming that doesn't matter, am i right? finding v=c(f_o^2 - f_s^2)/(f_s^2 + f_o^2) f_o = f of observer f_s...- nick227
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Spaceship moving away from light source
Homework Statement A spaceship moves radially away from the Earth with an acceleration of 20m/c2. How long does it take the sodium street lamps (\lambda=589 nm) on Earth to be invisible (with a powerful telescope) to the human eye of the astronauts? The visible spectrum is 400-700nm...- nick227
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- Light Source Spaceship
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What Magnetic Field Keeps an Electron Moving Horizontally?
wouldn't the magnetic be the same as the electric field, just opposite in direction. because if you want the electron to have no deflection, the B-field and E-field have to be the same in different direction (i think). so using that theory (its probably wrong), the magnetic field is 100 and it...- nick227
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What Magnetic Field Keeps an Electron Moving Horizontally?
are you thinking of the lorentz law? f=qE+qv X B? though, coulomb's law also comes into mind. i was looking through my book and found this equation: e/me = V(theta)/(B2ld) this was in the chapter where the question came from, in the section where the question came from... but how does this...- nick227
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Undergrad Millenium falcon firing a laser
you are on the millenium falcon, going at the speed of light, and you fire a laser. does the laser go anywhere? if you were on a truck moving at 50m/s and threw a ball forward at 20m/s, then the ball would go at 70m/s. not the same when dealing with c, right? so then how can the laser go...- nick227
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- Laser
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Calculating Muonic Atom Energy: Ground State and Excited State Wavelength
Homework Statement A muon is captured by a deuteron to form a muonic atom. Find the energy of the ground state and the first excited state. find the wavelength when the transition occursHomework Equations E_{n} = \frac{-13.6Z^{2}}{n^{2}} \frac{1}{\lambda} =...- nick227
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- Atom Energy
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What Magnetic Field Keeps an Electron Moving Horizontally?
Homework Statement A 10keV electron moving horizontally enters a region of space in which there is directed downward an electric field of magnitude 100V/cm. (a) what are the magnitude and direction of the smallest magnetic field that will allow the electron to continue to move horizontally...- nick227
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- Electric Electric field Electron Field
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Identify the transition that leads to this line
1/\lambda = R(1/nf2-1/ni2)? so if i try 3 and 6, i get 1.093*10^-6. this is it, right? thanks so much.- nick227
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Identify the transition that leads to this line
Homework Statement A line of wavelength \lambda = 1091nm is observed in the hydrogen spectrum. Identify the transition that leads to this line. Homework Equations I don't know what this is asking... The Attempt at a Solution- nick227
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- Line Transition
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Visual Basic: Factoring Time in Light Alternation
Hey all. I am working on this program that will light LEDs from the parallel port of my computer. I think i have everything all set, but i want to do something cool. I was thinking of alternating lights between three colors. i am new to VB (and programming in general) and was wondering if there...- nick227
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- Forum: AI and Computer Science
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Time for space probe to reach Venus via Hohmann transfer orbit
so... 1.723=2a a=.8615 t=(.8615)^(3/2)=.800yr .800*365 = 292 days 292 is the answer. thanks a lot.- nick227
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Time for space probe to reach Venus via Hohmann transfer orbit
Homework Statement I have this problem for homework and I don't know how to even start. Can someone help? Thanks in advance.A neat and exploitive use of the sun would be to put a space probe into a solar elliptical orbit from the Earth on one side of the sun headed towards a rendezvous with...- nick227
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- Elliptical orbit Kepler's third law Law Orbit Solar Third law
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Finding Horizontal Displacement of a Dropped Cup on an Accelerating Airplane
Homework Statement A cup of coffee is dropped aboard an airplane accelerating along a smooth runway. If it falls a vertical distance of 1.0 meter, find its horizontal displacement when it hits the floor. Assume a constant horizontal acceleration of 1.5m/s^2 for the airplane. Homework...- nick227
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- Airplane
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Determine if Force is Conservative or Not
Homework Statement For the following force, determine whether it is conservative or not. Homework Equations F=i(5abx^2+2ab^2y^5)+j(7abz^2+a^2b^3y)+k(18abz^3) i, j, k being unit vectors and a and b are constants The Attempt at a Solution I found the curl to be...- nick227
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- Conservative force Force
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help