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What Is the Phase Constant of the Wave?
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What Is the Phase Constant of the Wave?
Homework Statement If the vertical axis blocks are 8 cm each and the horizontal axis blocks are 3 s each, what is the amplitude (in cm) of the wave shown in the diagram http://i54.tinypic.com/2ilngr9.gif What is the phase constant (in degrees) of the oscillation in the diagram?Homework...- smpolisetti
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- Constant Phase
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How to Easily Calculate Frequency?
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- Calculation Frequency
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What is the Center of Mass of the Earth + Satellite System?
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What is the Center of Mass of the Earth + Satellite System?
This problem is driving me crazy! Homework Statement How far from the center of the Earth (in km) is the center of mass of the Earth + satellite system if the satellite has a mass of 2970 kg and is in orbit 42400 km above the surface of the Earth. The mass of the Earth is 5.98*10^24 and the...- smpolisetti
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- Center Center of mass Mass
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Calculating amount of revolutions
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Calculating amount of revolutions
Here's what I have 2760 rpm * (2n/1 rev) * (60 s / 1 min) = 1040495.49 rad/s 1040495.49 rad/s * 0.260 s = 270,528.83 radians 270,528.83 radians * (1 rev / 2n) = 43,056 revolutions Is that right? I haven't put the answer in because I have a limited amount of tries but I want to make sure I...- smpolisetti
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Calculating amount of revolutions
I know that the acceleration is 1110 rad/s/s but I don't know how to get the amount of revolutions from that- smpolisetti
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Calculating amount of revolutions
I divided 11.96 by 2pi and got 1.90 revolutions, but the computer program says that's wrong. What's my mistake?- smpolisetti
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Calculating amount of revolutions
Homework Statement A high-speed drill reaches 2760 rpm in 0.260 s. Through how many revolutions does the drill turn during this first 0.260 s? 2. The attempt at a solution UPDATED: Here's what I have right now 2760 rpm * (2n/1 rev) * (60 s / 1 min) = 1040495.49 rad/s 1040495.49 rad/s *...- smpolisetti
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- Revolutions
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