thanks..
im a fourth year hs student,,,
interested in solid state physics(ex. crystals),, optics(ex. fiber optics),, or thermodynamics(ex. superconductivities)
i need the beneficial ones... thanks! really need this asap
Please suggest some interesting, beneficial, unexpensive, economical and not-so-hard investigatory project about physics...
I need to do a research paper but i don't have a good topic yet,, please help
thanks,,
yeh that's right...
first of all,, thanks to the replies that "somehow" help me
and,, i hope that no arguing of nonrelated things will be done in my thread...
anyways,, i already solved the problem in my own,,, jst few distance formulas
dont question the homework helpers,, let them...
ok,, thanks to all...
the C is (10,2) given by my prof for the purpose of self-checking our answers..
we are asked to find the solution in getting the equation of the circle..
ive tried solving it by letting C(x,y) and using systems of equations and i got x = 10 but my y variable always...
ok,, the (10,2), the center, is given as a hint by my prof,, for the purpose of checking our answers...
we are asked to find the equation of the circle,, in general or center-radius form..
i've tried solving it,, i represented my C as (x,y),, i used systems of equations and i got x=10...
equation of a circle...
a circle passes to points (2,0) and (18,0) and tangent to the graph of x=squareroot of y(half parabola)... the answer is supposed to be C(10,2)
can you help me in finding a way to solve this?? please help me to know the exact procedure on doing this...
thanks...
ok,, i think the answer in number 2 should be E,, because the 2 spheres have same diameter,, so same effect of air resistance,, they were dropped at the same time and have same effect of g,, so acceleration is the same...:cool:
i got the same answers on everything but my velocity in number 7...
hmm,, thanks to all!
i just got home from school...
and u know what?? there's something wrong at the given! the acceleration is not that low... my prof's mistake!
thanks again
i've used the 2.2 microseconds lifespan... i always get 11m displacement..
pls help me to get an answer closer to 0.1m
anyways. this is just mechanics, i want to know why my prof's answer is 0.1m
i'm afraid I'm running out of time,, i really need this asap...
thanks for ur answers! pls...
hahaha... thanks, but i want to know the "rightest" answer because there will be a possibility that I'll find "different" lifespans..
please help.. i really need it...
thanks
Homework Statement
a muon moving in a straight line enters a region w/ speed of 5 x 10^6 m/s. it then slowed down at a rate of 1.25 m/s^2. how far does the muon take to stop??
Homework Equations
2ad + square of initial velocity = square of final velocity
The Attempt at a...