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Rotating difraction grid
I starter with difraction equations dsina=mλ, depending on rotation s d will and then a shoud also change but i still don t know how- phy_magic
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Spring aproximation
what should be condition while calculating that value of amplitude , if we neglect dissipation of any kind, like oreder of magnitude od dl /l or σelastic limit- phy_magic
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Spring aproximation
What should be good aproximation for amplitides? So I started with calculatin k for this wire from hooke law and young modul , and I use statement that "spring" folows hooke law only in some region of elongation. If i want oscilation to be sinusiondal is that condition that hooke law is correct...- phy_magic
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- Young modulus
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Charge inside nested spheres
On picture is part of solution and other is task.- phy_magic
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- Capacitors charges q Electric energy
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Cone on horizontal surface
Cone has acceleration because of precession and I can calculate it from angular velocity and perpendicular distance between CM and verical axis .if cone is on rotating turntable iz would just rotate around axis through CM. So CM s velocity will be zero. If it rolls without slipping than contatct...- phy_magic
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Cone on horizontal surface
What should I do about contatct point because it lies on slant of cone? Is cone motion precession of axis through vertex and normal to base?- phy_magic
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Cone on horizontal surface
How to join this two rotations to find friction? If it rolls without slipping , does it mean that all contact points have same magitude of velocity like CM ( it is weird to me because they are on diferent distance form top of cone but they all have sam angular velocitiy). Can I assume that...- phy_magic
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- Cone Mechancis
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2 pulleys 3 masses problems
Momentum conservation 2mv-mV=0 if up is positive direction. And conservation energy ( x and y are displacenemts of end masses and middle mass) 2gx+gy=v^2+ 0.5V^2 In equilibrium position tension will be equal to mg and from that i found angle, but them tension will contiunue to decrease but the...- phy_magic
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2 pulleys 3 masses problems
In equillibrium x components shoud cancel and y component of resultant tension should be equal to mg. If i understand good, two end masse will keep going up and then on middle mass will start acting resultant force up. But is tension force constant at the magnitude ?- phy_magic
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2 pulleys 3 masses problems
Is tension force in rope same all the time , does acceleration of middle weight change during time and why would middle weight go up (rise)? I saw questions like this , but I am little confused about this questions?- phy_magic
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