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Atomic % & Weight % of Phosphorous in Solid Solution
thanks guys, looks like i just made this problem a bit more difficult than it had to be. I am going to use a density in g/cm^3 and convert it to atoms/m^2 and calculate at.% and wt. % from there.- somebodyelse5
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Atomic % & Weight % of Phosphorous in Solid Solution
My book has nothing to do with "Doping" and my class has not covered this. My book actually, does not even cover at. % or wt. %. So I could just look up the density of silicon in as a solid and calc from there? Temperature does not matter here? (assuming that it doesn't, since the problem...- somebodyelse5
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Atomic % & Weight % of Phosphorous in Solid Solution
Homework Statement Given: 5x10^21 Phosphorous atoms/m^3 in solid solution in silicon Find: atomic percent and weight percent of Phosphorous atoms The Attempt at a Solution I know how to solve for at. % and wt. % when given two values, I am not sure how to get the second value given the...- somebodyelse5
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- Atomic Weight
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DE problem, can it be that easy?
nope, that's it, I scanned everything involved. this is the last problem. I would guess linearity, but we covered it for like 20 minutes and moved on. If I were to use linearity, where would I start?- somebodyelse5
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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DE problem, can it be that easy?
Homework Statement Here is the problem. Is it as easy as my attempted solution? I think its more difficult but I am completely lost. The Attempt at a Solution simply integrate 1/.8S dS = 1 dt use 2009 as start time so t=0 and S=.6 to solve for C- somebodyelse5
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Graduate Verify Coriolis Acceleration Derivation on Merry Go Round
appreciate the responses guys. In my frantic searches and calls to fellow students it turns out i simply "forgot" a 2 in front of the first term, and mixed up the unit vector for the second term. If you guys are at all interested, I can post the correct equation tomorrow? got to keep studying now!- somebodyelse5
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- Forum: Mechanics
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Graduate Verify Coriolis Acceleration Derivation on Merry Go Round
I have a derivation for the coriolis acceleration on a "merry go round" that my instructor gave in class, i was wondering if someone could tell me if this is correct or offer the correct final equation. Additional information: this is from the rotating point of view on the merry go round...- somebodyelse5
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- Acceleration Coriolis
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Calc 3-normal lines to surfaces
k thanks!- somebodyelse5
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Calc 3-normal lines to surfaces
where x is the vector used to create the equation of the tangent plane? what do i set as c?- somebodyelse5
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How Fast Does an Electron Travel in a Weak Electric Field with Gravity?
do you know of any good online physics resources for electro fields? I am having some trouble understanding everything the professor is teaching, and i know this stuff should be much easier than i am making it!- somebodyelse5
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calc 3-normal lines to surfaces
Homework Statement Find the equations of the normal lines to the surfaces at the given points. z=(3/4)x^2+3y^2 @ pt. (2,1) 2. The attempt at a solution I have already found the equation of the tangent plane and know it is correct. Tangent plane => (z-6)=3(x-2)+6(y-1) Now, I am confused...- somebodyelse5
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- Lines Surfaces
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How Fast Does an Electron Travel in a Weak Electric Field with Gravity?
Homework Statement An electron is released from rest in a weak electric field given by vector E = -2.40 10-10 N/C jhatbold. After the electron has traveled a vertical distance of 1.8 µm, what is its speed? (Do not neglect the gravitational force on the electron.) Dont even know where...- somebodyelse5
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- Electric Electric fields Fields Physics Physics 2
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Can Integrating to Infinity Determine Convergence or Divergence of a Series?
Am I allowed to simply take the integral from n=# to infinity to determine if the series converges or diverges? If the answer is infinity then it diverges If the answer is a number then it converges, is the sum this number or does it converge to this number? Or is the number it converges to...- somebodyelse5
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Undergrad What is the Simple Explanation for Radians and Trigonometric Functions?
Thanks! For the unit circle, the points (x,y) does x correspond with cos and y correspond with sin? How does that part work?- somebodyelse5
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Finding the Equation of a Plane with a Coefficient of x as 9
Homework Statement Find an equation of a plane containing the three points (0, -4, 4), (5, -1, 1), (5, 0, 3) in which the coefficient of x is 9 Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution Totally lost on this guy. Prof didnt go over anything like this, nor tell us what the...- somebodyelse5
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- Calc 2 Lines Planes
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