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Civil vs Mechanical Engineering - Structural
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Undergrad Why Do Electrons Move Toward Higher Electric Potential?
Hey, So I pretty much don't understand why certain concepts work when dealing with electric potential. Suppose we have an infinite plane with some positive charge density, and the magnitude of the E field at an distance z from the plane is defined as E = (σ)/(2ε) (so the field is uniform...- NJDevilsFan26
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Civil vs Mechanical Engineering - Structural
Hey, I am currently a sophomore Civil Engineering student, however I'm not sure whether I should be studying civil or mechanical (based off what I want to get into). Basically, I want to specialize at some point in the structural aspect, however, I know each field branches off into this...- NJDevilsFan26
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- Civil Engineering Mechanical Mechanical engineering Structural
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Undergrad Few Conceptual questions regarding Rotational Motion.
Listed below are just a things I cannot figure out involving rotational motion (one involves a situation). -Why does Kinetic Friction do no work if bodies roll without slipping? I thought it would add torque to provide more energy for rotational motion. Situation: A solid bowling ball...- NJDevilsFan26
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- Conceptual Motion Rotational Rotational motion
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- Forum: Mechanics