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Speed of sound, frames of reference
Lol you're right on that :)- saccapella
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Speed of sound, frames of reference
360...? Because the sound is towards C so the speed will 'seem' faster?- saccapella
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Speed of sound, frames of reference
300?- saccapella
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Speed of sound, frames of reference
Slowly, right...?- saccapella
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Speed of sound, frames of reference
Homework Statement [PLAIN]http://www.antonine-education.co.uk/Physics%20A%20level/Options/Module_8/Topic_6/cars_4.gif What is the speed of sound, relative to: A - B - C - Homework Equations None. The Attempt at a Solution For B, since B is a stationary reference point...- saccapella
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- Frames Frames of reference Reference Sound Speed Speed of sound
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Thermal physics; specific heat capacity
Ohh, I see what you did. Thanks!- saccapella
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Thermal physics; specific heat capacity
35 degrees Edit: Misread what you said lol, final temperature of the copper as it sits in the water bath? 843?- saccapella
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Thermal physics; specific heat capacity
3.78*10^4J... 3.78*10^4J=0.12*390*change in temperature so change in temperature = 808? This is where I get stuck on...I don't know how to find the final temperature- saccapella
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Thermal physics; specific heat capacity
The copper?- saccapella
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Thermal physics; specific heat capacity
Homework Statement In an experiment to measure the temperature of the flame of a Bunsen burner, a lump of copper of mass 0.12 kg is heated in the flame for several minutes. The copper is then transferred quickly to a beaker, of negligible heat capacity, containing 0.45 kg of water, and the...- saccapella
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- Capacity Heat Heat capacity Physics Specific Specific heat Specific heat capacity Thermal Thermal physics
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