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    Circuit Analyses: Find E3 Given Diagram

    they are NOT capacitors they are batteries, E1 and E2, and E3 are all batteries...
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    Circuit Analysis: Find E3 Given Diagram

    can anyone help with this problem please...
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    Circuit Analyses: Find E3 Given Diagram

    can anyone help me with this question please...
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    Circuit Analyses: Find E3 Given Diagram

    The questions says that it doesn't matter if the switch is open or closed. It asks, what is the emf E3 in terms of the other quantities shown. I have attached a diagram of the circuit. Thank you in advance.
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    Circuit Analysis: Find E3 Given Diagram

    The questions says that it doesn't matter if the switch is open or closed. It asks, what is the emf E3 in terms of the other quantities shown. I have attached a diagram of the circuit. Thank you in advance.
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    Hard Wave Question (Really )

    I think open-closed (open being the ocean, closed being a rock shore barrier type of thing)
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    Hard Wave Question (Really )

    can anyone help me with this question?
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    Hard Wave Question (Really )

    Hard Wave Question (Really need help pleasez!) The Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia, has the highest tides in the world. Assume that in midocean and at the mouth of the bay, the Moon’s gravity gradient and the Earth’s rotation make the water surface oscillate with an amplitude of a few entimeters and...
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    What is the phase constant in SHM?

    The graph shows the position x of an oscillating object as a function of time t. The equation of the graph is x(t)=Acos(wt + \phi) where A is the amplitude, w is the angular frequency, and \phi is a phase constant. The quantities M,N, and T are measurements to be used in your answers. See...
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    Impulse and average force of ball

    thanks you thank you thank you
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    Impulse and average force of ball

    So...final answer is F = \frac{-2msin\theta_{i}v_{i}}{(\Delta t)} ?
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    Impulse and average force of ball

    i don't know...i don't know how to set the three equations equals to one another...
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    Impulse and average force of ball

    so is the final answer just F = mv_{ix}/t
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    Impulse and average force of ball

    How come you need the three equations? why can't you just rearrange the Fx to get you F_{x}= \frac{mv_{xfinal} - mv_{xinitial}}{(\Delta t)} note: my mistake, the answer does depend on mv_{xi} but it does not depend on mv_{xf} so in light of this information, i guess i have to ask you...
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