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Short homework check (average speed)
Now this is coming close to its due date, please check! :)- Pruzhinkin
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Short homework check (average speed)
A little bump, just want to know if this is correct!- Pruzhinkin
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Short homework check (average speed)
Also i did not convert hours into minutes, as i finally was able to contact my teacher who said to leave it in hours!- Pruzhinkin
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Short homework check (average speed)
here is the table- Pruzhinkin
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Short homework check (average speed)
Homework Statement Hey guys, I just want you to check out my homework before I send it off! First of all, I attached a table in which I was required to come up with “Time per mode of transport” and “Total time to reach final destination” I included my answers right on the table in the...- Pruzhinkin
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- Average speed Homework Short Speed
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Significant digits and easy average speed/ velocity questions
Perfect, thank- you so much!- Pruzhinkin
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Significant digits and easy average speed/ velocity questions
So do you think there is any reason to convert it to minutes? I do not know if i should or not as the question does not indicate whether it should be in hours or minutes. See the 31/90 is 31km/90km/h to find the total time per mode of transport. In the first cause you said that 0.34 is the...- Pruzhinkin
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Significant digits and easy average speed/ velocity questions
Homework Statement Here is a few examples where i am wondering as to how many significant digits to leave 3.5L/100km * 2279km = 79.765 ---> In this case am i supposed to round to 2 significant digits because of 3.5 which has two? 1.2L/100km * 63km = 0.756, i leave it as 0.76 right...- Pruzhinkin
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- Average Average speed Significant digits Speed Velocity
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Open air columns/ resonant length help
B. The wavelength shortens and the frequency increases/ temperature of course stays the same! Did i get it right? Thanks for verifying my answer for A.:)- Pruzhinkin
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Open air columns/ resonant length help
I think the frequency is supposed to be 320.37Hz instead of 320.4Hz. From reading into this, it appears that i do need to use f3 = 3f1 or f3=3v/2L to find the third resonant length frequency, which would give me 961.11Hz. Is this correct? Still not sure about B)- Pruzhinkin
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Open air columns/ resonant length help
Homework Statement Hollow tube chimes are made of metal and are open at each end. One chime is 0.54 m long. A) if the speed of sound is 346 m/s, what is the frequency of sound produced by the third resonant length? B)What would happen to the frequency of sound produced by the third...- Pruzhinkin
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- Air Columns Length Resonant
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Fundamental Frequency (String Resonance) - stumped
Sorry i was sleepy when i read your post the first time, totally got it now! I was just overcomplicating things! Thank you- Pruzhinkin
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Fundamental Frequency (String Resonance) - stumped
So what answer for B am i supposed to write then? The first or the second? There is a big difference between 33-66! Phyzguy said that speed is always equal to the frequency times the wavelength, therefore the answer that am i supposed to use is the first one i wrote? How can the yahoo answer be...- Pruzhinkin
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Fundamental Frequency (String Resonance) - stumped
Fundamental Frequency (String Resonance) - velocity problem! Homework Statement Hey guys, i just started working on Fundamental Frequency but am getting confused! A string that is 6.0m long is vibrating with three loops in it. The frequency of the source is 16.5Hz. A)What is the...- Pruzhinkin
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- Frequency Fundamental Fundamental frequency Resonance
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