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What is the optimal angle to set a catapult for attacking a medieval city?
1. A medieval city has the shape of a square and is protected by walls with length 550 m and height 16 m. You are the commander of an attacking army and the closest you can get to the wall is 100 m. Your plan is to set fire to the city by catapulting heated rocks over the wall (with an initial...- Ravey
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- Motion Motion in space Multivariable Space
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Thermal Efficiency and Heat Extraction in Heat Engines: Figure Analysis
Got it! Qh=Q_c+W_out = 280J + 40J = 320J. 40/320 = efficiency.- Ravey
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Thermal Efficiency and Heat Extraction in Heat Engines: Figure Analysis
Stumped too I see ;)- Ravey
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Thermal Efficiency and Heat Extraction in Heat Engines: Figure Analysis
Thanks! I believe that is heat leaving the engine*, but what do I do? Add them? According to some note Qc is the sum of the heat leaving the engine. So I assume so. However, qh is not 280-40 = 240. What's going wrong?- Ravey
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Thermal Efficiency and Heat Extraction in Heat Engines: Figure Analysis
1. What is the thermal efficiency for the heat engine shown in the figure? What is the heat extracted from the hot reservoir for the heat engine shown in the figure?t Figure shown here: 2.Wout = 1/2 B*H Also, Qc=Qh-Wout, efficiency: Wout/Qh 3. Wout = .5 * 200KPA*...- Ravey
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- Engines Heat Heat engines
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help