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Density of bar submerged in water
Homework Statement A bar suspended in air weighs 1.75 N The same bar weigs only 1.4 N when suspended in water. Calculate; a. upthrust b. density of the bar Homework Equations D = m/v F = m*a The Attempt at a Solution a[/B]. Upthrust is 1.75 N - 1.4 N = 0.35 N b. Assuming density of water...- Roodles01
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- Buoyancy Density Submerged Water
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is a Dichromatic Prism and How Does it Work?
I found what was called a "dichromatic prism" on ebay and bought it. It is a cube and although described as "not perfect" it splits light extremely well and is quite a cool object to show those in my staff room. I understand that dichroic is different but not sure how. Question is, how does it...- Roodles01
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- prism
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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How Do You Calculate Average Charge Density in a Cylinder?
∫s ρ(r) dV = Q ∫ Cr2 * 4πr2 dr = 4Cπ ∫ r4 dr so Q = 4CπR5 / 5- Roodles01
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Do You Calculate Average Charge Density in a Cylinder?
∫ Cr2 dr C ∫ r2 dr (0 < l < L) CL3/3- Roodles01
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Do You Calculate Average Charge Density in a Cylinder?
Homework Statement A cylinder of radius a and length l has charge distribution ρ=Cr2 where C is a constant and r is radial distance in cylindrical coordinates. Derive an expression for the average charge density within the cylinder. Homework Equations Well, charge density given is within the...- Roodles01
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- Charge Charge density Cylinder Density
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Fluid Statics - net upward force
I have looked at the question and unscrewed the bits of paper I attempted my answers on and the h0 seems to be a complete typo, it all says just plain h. I will try to work through with that in mind, as you say.- Roodles01
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Fluid Statics - net upward force
Homework Statement Find magnitude of net upward force on a cube in terms of l, ρ (rho), g and h. then show that h = m/ρl2 A solid cube, mass m, side length l, is placed in a liquid of uniform density, ρ(rho), at a depth h0 below the surface of the liquid, which is open to the air. The upper...- Roodles01
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- Fluid Fluid statics Force Net Statics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Fluid Force on a Cube at Depth h0: Calculating Pressure and Magnitude of Force
Homework Statement A solid cube, mass m, side length l, is placed in a liquid of uniform density, ρ(rho), at a depth h0 below the surface of the liquid, which is open to the air. The upper and lower faces of the cube are horizontal. Find the magnitude of force, Fs, exerted on each vertical...- Roodles01
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- Fluid Force
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Renewed career in science for age 50+ (UK)
Having been a junior design engineer 15 years ago and moved out of that field I am looking to get back into a science based career. I am taking a "Natural Science" degree with a maths/physics bias (lots of that) and can't seem to get any sensible job before I get this in place. I used to use...- Roodles01
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- Age Career Career guidance Degree Science Uk
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Relationship between elements and speed of light
I recently watched a documentary presented by Professor Brian Cox called Human Universe. In it he was wondering how much leeway he would have, if he was "the creator of our universe", to alter the physical constants. He then went on to say that if he altered the speed of light one way then... -
Partial differential - difference of opinion
oops sorry. Just me being lazy- Roodles01
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Partial differential - difference of opinion
I have a difference of opinion with 2 calculation engines. equation to solve is; d/dx (a(x^2 +y) Wolframalpha of course is a very trusted source but I also use symbolab. Here is a screenshot of the differential I want from both sites and associated answers. . . . and the wolfram solution...- Roodles01
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- Difference Differential Partial
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Free surface charge density (not bound density)
Sorry, I should have said. D1 ┴ is the electric displacement in media 1 perpendicular to a boundary with a different media D2 ┴ is the electric displacement in media 1 perpendicular to a boundary with a different media They form the boundary condition could have been D1 = D2. and P is the...- Roodles01
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Still struggling with physics, but trying, trying.
Still struggling with physics, but trying, trying.- Roodles01
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Free surface charge density (not bound density)
Homework Statement a parallel plate capacitor has 2 plates separated by a dielectric of rel. permittivity 5.0 are separated by 0.20mm and have area of 5.0 cm2. Potential difference between the plates is 500V. I need to be able to calculate the free surface charge density...- Roodles01
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- Bound Charge Charge density Density Surface Surface charge density
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help