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Graduate Question About Light and Speed of Light
Ah, I understand now. Thank you. -
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Graduate Question About Light and Speed of Light
That being said, is there anyway light could become charged through an outside factor? Or is it physically impossible? -
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Graduate Question About Light and Speed of Light
Not really sure if this is the right location for this post, but here it goes. I have found myself becoming increasingly interested in light and wondering if the speed of light could be increased by some amount. If the light was charged, and released near a powerful electric field, could the... -
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Energy Required To Knock Something Over
Thank you. One more question though to make sure I have it down. I know that the gpe would be mass*gravity*height. So for the cans would I use the mass of the can*9.8*center of gravity height?- sjd0004
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Energy Required To Knock Something Over
Once the gravitational potential energy difference is found, would the difference of them be the total needed to tip the can?- sjd0004
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Energy Required To Knock Something Over
Okay, I have the diagram drawn. Would I just do the distance between the two points x the force required to get it there? I believe that the formula for work which is equal to energy would be distance * force?- sjd0004
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Energy Required To Knock Something Over
Homework Statement I need to figure out how much force it would take to knock a can over. Homework Equations As of now, I have no clue where to even start with this. The Attempt at a Solution I was told by a friend that the way to solve it is by finding the difference between the...- sjd0004
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