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    Evaluate surface integral over surface

    Homework Statement Evaluate the surface integral of G over the surface S S is the parabolic cylinder y=2x^2, 0=< x =<5, 0=< z =<5 G(x,y,z)=6x Answer is one of the following: 1. (15/8)*(401sqrt(401)-1) 2. (5/8)*(401sqrt(401)-1) 3. (15/8)*(401sqrt(401)+1) 4. (5/8)*(401sqrt(401)+1)...
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    Solve Magnitudal Tension Homework: Q & ACB Tension

    I understand the first equation, but instead of using cos, I had sin55 and sin25. But I don't understand your second equation...
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    Solve Magnitudal Tension Homework: Q & ACB Tension

    Homework Statement A load Q is applied to the pulley C, which can roll on the cable ACB. The pulley is held in position shown by a second cable CAD, which passes over the pulley A and supports a load P. Knowing that P=750N, determine a) the tension in cable ACB and b) the magnitude of load...
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    Calculating Photon Momentum & Force

    Homework Statement a) Determine the momentum of a photon of light of wavelength 400nm. b) A mass of 1mg is being held up by a beam of 400nm light. How many photons per second would have to hit the mass (from below) to do this, assuming the photons bounce back with the same momentum as they...
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    Geostationary Satellite: Height, Equator, Uses

    a) i used kepler's third law with r=h+6.4x106, with h being the distance from the Earth's surface to the satellite and T=86400s ended getting 3.59x108m b) orbit above the equator would be a circle, elsewhere it would be an ellipse? c) geostationary satellites move at the same speed as the...
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    Geostationary Satellite: Height, Equator, Uses

    Homework Statement It is possible to put a satellite into an orbit so that it stays in a fixed position over a point on the Earth's equator (a geostationary or geosynchronous satellite). a) What would the be height of such a satellite above the Earth's surface? b) Why must such a satellite...
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    Centripetal acceleration of a satellite orbiting Earth

    ahhh... i see what you mean, way less complicated than my way :biggrin:
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    Centripetal acceleration of a satellite orbiting Earth

    centripetal acceleration = 2.44 ratio compared to Earth's g which is 9.8 is 2.44/9.8 which is about 1:4
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    Centripetal acceleration of a satellite orbiting Earth

    ahhh... ac=GM/r2 ac=(6.67x10-11x6x1024)/(2x6.4x106)2 ac=2.44
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    Centripetal acceleration of a satellite orbiting Earth

    v2=GM/r v2=(6.67x10-11x6x1024)/6.4x106 v=7907.67m/s
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    Centripetal acceleration of a satellite orbiting Earth

    Homework Statement A satellite is orbiting the Earth in a stable orbit of which the radius is twice that of the Earth. Find the ratio of the satellites cepripetal acceleration to g on the Earth's surface. Homework Equations centripetal acceleration = (v^2)/r or (4rpi^2)/T^2 The...
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    Chemical Reactions Homework: Copper & Silver Nitrate Reaction

    Homework Statement When copper metal is placed in a beaker containing a solution of silver nitrate, a reaction occurs which can be represented by the following equation: 2AgNO3(aq) + Cu(s) -----> Cu(NO3)2(aq) + 2Ag(s) a) Give the net ionic equation to represent this reaction occurring...
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    Peter & Margeret Homework: KE, Force & Power

    Homework Statement a) Peter, with a mass of 80kg, was skating on a frozen lake with a velocity of 1m/s west. What was kis KE? b) After seeing the beatiful Margeret, Peter increased his velocity to 3m/s west over a distance of 10m. bi) What was his final KE? bii) What average force had to...
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