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Can Electric Forces Repel and Attract Unlike Gravitational Forces?
Homework Statement I have a series of about a dozen questions, my son is taking a course that was outlined by his school " as a great way to get ready for Grade 12" it is mostly multiple choice so if someone could help us choose the right answer with a little bit of an explanation. He has done...- Rade1990
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- Electrostatics
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What is the form of the energy causing the action?
I have some clue of what i have right could you please just tell me at least which ones I listed wrong so i can try again?- Rade1990
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What is the form of the energy causing the action?
Homework Statement For each thing or action listed in the first group, what is the form of the energy causing the action?" Thing/Action ------------ 1.a longitudinal wave...- Rade1990
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- Energy Form
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Orbiting Earth Aboard a Space Shuttle: Velocity vs Speed
there was none it was just a true or false question how bout these 2: Consider a trip from your home to your school and back home again. The magnitude of your displacement is equivalent to your distance travelled. The velocity of a passenger with respect to a train moving east would be less if...- Rade1990
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Orbiting Earth Aboard a Space Shuttle: Velocity vs Speed
so am i right its false?- Rade1990
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Orbiting Earth Aboard a Space Shuttle: Velocity vs Speed
OOOOOOO thank you see i get confused with that now this one is tricky to: The velocity of a passenger with respect to a train moving east would be less if the passenger is walking west at a particular speed than it would be if the passenger is walking east at the same speed. I got this to be...- Rade1990
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Orbiting Earth Aboard a Space Shuttle: Velocity vs Speed
Homework Statement Consider one complete orbit around Earth as taken by astronauts aboard a space shuttle. The magnitude of the average velocity is equivalent to the average speed. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Now this question asks me if its true or false now i...- Rade1990
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- Earth Space Speed Velocity
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Solving a Quick Physics Problem: Finding Speed, Deceleration, and Distance
i already did that:S?- Rade1990
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Solving a Quick Physics Problem: Finding Speed, Deceleration, and Distance
Homework Statement A rock is pushed from rest across a sheet of ice, accelerating at 2.0 m/s2 over a distance of 20 cm. The rock then slides at a constant speed for 15.0 s until it reaches a rough section that causes the rock to stop in 5.5 s. (Assume two significant digits.) 1. What...- Rade1990
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- Physics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Can Acceleration and Motion Principles Solve These Physics Problems?
im stupid sometimes its so easy i think it can't be like that lol- Rade1990
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Can Acceleration and Motion Principles Solve These Physics Problems?
nvm i got it all- Rade1990
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Can Acceleration and Motion Principles Solve These Physics Problems?
for 6 i got -4.4 i used v2=v1 +a(change in time) v2+25+(-9.8)(3.0) i got -4.4 Therefore it has hit the ground?- Rade1990
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Can Acceleration and Motion Principles Solve These Physics Problems?
for question 5 i got 107.2 i don't know which way is right is it 1) 1.1 × 102 km/h 2) 107.2 km/h 4 ) 1 × 102 km/h 5) 1.072 × 102 km/h- Rade1990
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Can Acceleration and Motion Principles Solve These Physics Problems?
for question 4 i got 85m- Rade1990
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Can Acceleration and Motion Principles Solve These Physics Problems?
Homework Statement 1.Two runners accelerate from rest with the acceleration of runner A twice that of runner B. After accelerating for a given time, the speed of runner A will be twice that of runner B. is this right or wrong? 2.An ball is thrown vertically upward. At the top of its...- Rade1990
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- Linear motion Motion
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help