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Charge conservation on capacitor
1. Homework Statement final charge on 3 microF be q1, on 2 microF be q2 and on 1.5 microF be q3 Intial charge on 3 microF is 360 microC and intial charge on 2 microC is 300 microF Homework Equations how the charge conservation takes place at the three junctions in the circuit The Attempt...- SANGEETAMILIND
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- Capacitor Charge charge conservation Conservation
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Undergrad Is a Vertically Hung Spring Mass System SHM?
the net force is F = -(kx + mg) can you call it as F ∝ -x?- SANGEETAMILIND
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Undergrad Is a Vertically Hung Spring Mass System SHM?
For a Simple Harmonic Oscillator... the net force is the restoring force which is F ∝ -x. But in the above scenario, the net restoring force is the combination of Gravity and Spring Force and thus not directly proportional to displacement... So would it be called a Simple Harmonic Oscillator...- SANGEETAMILIND
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Undergrad Is a Vertically Hung Spring Mass System SHM?
In an SHM, the only force that should be acting, that is the net force should be the restoring force F, by definition... F = -kx For example there is a massless spring of spring constant k attached to the ceiling and there is a body of mass m hung at it and avoiding all kinds of friction...- SANGEETAMILIND
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- Dynamics Newtons laws of motion Shm Simple harmonic motion Simple harmonic oscillator Spring
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Graduate Spring Constant in Hooke's Law
I am searching for the factors on which spring constant depends...- SANGEETAMILIND
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Graduate Spring Constant in Hooke's Law
I found the equation here... https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/factors-affecting-the-spring-constant.165802/- SANGEETAMILIND
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Graduate Spring Constant in Hooke's Law
How does one arrive at the following equation to approximate spring constant for solids... using Hooke's Law F ∝-x ⇒ F = -kx and strain∝stress ? k = (m/a2) × (K/ρ)½ where k≡spring constant m ≡ mass of a single atom a ≡ atomic spacing K ≡ bulk modulus ρ ≡ density- SANGEETAMILIND
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- Classical mechanics Constant Dynamics Hooke's law Law Shm Spring Spring constant
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Undergrad Equation for Simple Harmonic Motion?
Yes that is what I referred to...- SANGEETAMILIND
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Undergrad Equation for Simple Harmonic Motion?
No actually I am only referring to an undamped unforced spring. The question is how can ω be defined for a spring when there is no circular motion involved? And so can we write (k/m) = ω2 for all SHM's or only some specific ones? Like for SHM in spring what would ω refer to in lay man's...- SANGEETAMILIND
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Undergrad Equation for Simple Harmonic Motion?
In Simple Harmonic Motion, can (k/m) = ω2 be expressed for all SHMs or only the ones in which the mass due to which the SHM is being executed is performing a circular motion? Since for example, in the case of spring, there is no circular motion involved, so omega should not be defined for...- SANGEETAMILIND
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- Circular motion Dynamics Harmonic Harmonic motion Motion Shm Simple harmonic motion Sinusoidal function
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What Physics Topics Can We Explore Together?
Hello everyone, I am excited to interact all kind of physics problem with u . Be it mechanics or thermodynamics or optics or electricity and magnetism or modern physics. I am physics teacher teaching physics in coaching institute to students aspiring for admission in engineering or medical...- SANGEETAMILIND
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