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    Laundry detergent and grease question

    When detergent acts on grease (their claim it cuts the grease) what this really means is that the detergent surrounds the grease making it water-soluable correct? that's what i got so far, but I am not sure how that works. can someone explain it to me on a molecular level?
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    What units should be used to calculate Kepler's constant?

    good lord i wish i never went to that site... way to many equations.. it look like graffiti for a second.. lol
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    What units should be used to calculate Kepler's constant?

    i believe what htey wanted is m^3 / Days^2
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    What units should be used to calculate Kepler's constant?

    sorry i was trying to calculate the average radius of jupiters orbital
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    Charge to Mass Ratio of Pi-Particle: Calculate & Compare to Electron

    My last question that needs to be completed today.. Determine the charge to mass ratio of the (pi)- particle of He (3 nucleons) 2 electrons. The charge to mass ratio of the electron is 1.76 x 10^11 C/kg Equation: q/m = charge to mass ratio all sub atomic particles have a charge of +/-...
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    Another Understanding question (not homework)

    lol.. i figured it out.. thanks..
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    Another Understanding question (not homework)

    Another comprehension question is for me to understand why the discovery of elementary (fundamental) particles depended on advances in particle accelerator technology? Can somone explain this to me?
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    Energy Level question (quantam physics)

    Homework Statement The hydrogen spectrum contains a blue line with a wavelength of 434 nm. Photons of blue light are emitted when hydrogen's electron drops from the fifth engery level to a lower energy level. What is the lower energy level? Given Wavelength = 434 nm n1 = 5 n2 = ? R =...
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    Changes based on electromagnetic principals

    looks alright.. but you never know exactly what the teachers are asking for with these @ home courses... I've had the same problem on a few questions
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    Calculating Hip Joint Force/Stress During Walking/Running

    well the actual force would be hard to approximate because it varies from person to person due to mass change.. at least that is what i would think
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    What units should be used to calculate Kepler's constant?

    in my textbook it says the other way around I am not sure though.. so it doesn't matter what units i use? won't i get a larger or smaller number depending on units?
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    What units should be used to calculate Kepler's constant?

    I am given K= 5.045 x 10^28 and T = 11.89 Earth years I know that K = r^3/T^2 what i don't know is what should T be calculated in ? Earth years/earth days/ seconds? etc? can someone tell me what T shoudl be calculated in?
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