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Need help related to heat, water and aluminium
coefficient of area = A1 -A2/A1(t2-t1) =2m^2-2m^2/2m^2(80°C-20°) =0/120 =0 and coefficient of linear expansion using a as i can't find the proper symbol 2a = B b=2/a and then end up with zero as well. so I can't see how zero and zero will help me- Sl1ver
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Need help on how to figure out the problems (Steam)
Yes it does ask to use the steam tables. I am just more lost as to use which equations with the steam tables to help with my problem- Sl1ver
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Need help related to heat, water and aluminium
Homework Statement I need help at identifying what forumala's to use to calculate the following (Density of Aluminium 2770kg/m^3 An aluminium plate has a mass of 5kg and a surface area of 2m^2. The temperature of the plate is 450°C. The plate is immersed in a container of water of which...- Sl1ver
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- Aluminium Heat Water
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Need help on how to figure out the problems (Steam)
Homework Statement Determine by using steamtables for 2kg of steam - Boiling point if pressure is 5MPa - pressure if the boiling point is 195°C - enthalpy of evaporation at pressure 2800kPa - total elathapy in MJ required to produce 2kg of wet steam with dryness factor of 0.7 at a pressure...- Sl1ver
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- Figure Steam
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Finding point loads in shear force diagram
To be honest I am not too sure.- Sl1ver
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Finding point loads in shear force diagram
I would go with B on your question.- Sl1ver
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Are My Calculations for Forces Acting on a Point Correct?
Thank you for the feedback. I appreciate the advice! Is the graph I drew correct? can you maybe just explain to me what you mean with "A 45deg triangle has sides 1-1-√2 A 60-30 triangle has sides 1-2-√3 so. sin(45)=cos(45)=1/√2 so. sin(60)= √3/2, cos(60)=1/2"- Sl1ver
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Are My Calculations for Forces Acting on a Point Correct?
Homework Statement I have done the following and would just like to know if it looks correct and any advice would be appreciated Four forces acting on a point 30N west 35N south 20N west 45deg north 25N east 60deg north 1. The sum of the vertical components and state the direction...- Sl1ver
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- Forces Point
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Finding point loads in shear force diagram
here is the diagram- Sl1ver
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Finding point loads in shear force diagram
my textbook doesn't really look at it. I've googled but haven't found much. here is an example 10 m light horizontal beam it has points ABCD A at 0m, B at 2m, c at 8m and D at 10m it goes positive 38N at A then to 34N at B then straight down to negative 16N the line then goes to C...- Sl1ver
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Finding point loads in shear force diagram
Homework Statement I have a shear force diagram and I am asked to find the magnitudes of the point loads and where are they situated My question is, what am I looking for to find the point loads in a shear force diagram? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- Sl1ver
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- Diagram Force Force diagram Point Shear Shear force
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