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Magnitude of electric force on a proton
Thank you so much, that cleared things up :)- Sox281212
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Magnitude of electric force on a proton
Wait, I'm confused.. isn't 1.6 x 10^-19 the charge of an electron?! Oh wait, is it because charge of electron = charge of proton if its neutral?- Sox281212
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Magnitude of electric force on a proton
Homework Statement Two protons are 2.5fm apart. What is the magnitude of the electric force on one proton due to the other proton? Homework Equations Fe = K|q1||q2| / r2 The Attempt at a Solution Fe = (9 x 109)x(1.6 x 10-19)2 / (2.5 x 10-15)2 Fe = 37 N I got the answer but I don't...- Sox281212
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- Electric Electric force Force Magnitude Proton
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The interference of light and diffraction
update: okay i think for part B, Δr= 2λ ? could someone confirm if this is correct or incorrect?? thanks!- Sox281212
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The interference of light and diffraction
Homework Statement https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xft1/v/t1.0-9/11161364_10206082495958864_2429387894279713850_n.jpg?oh=40982e4e4e7647918991060b6f630acc&oe=55C1808A&__gda__=1439347320_8abd4b5ce66baee04bbc345aef15ec68 In terms of the wavelength of the light λ, what is the...- Sox281212
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Working with magnetism, solenoid
Oh okay... So.. There's No effect? :/- Sox281212
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Working with magnetism, solenoid
Yep! Was just wondering, while waiting for your reply I was looking up some stuff; would doubling the magnetic strength also double the EMF? -just a thought haha..- Sox281212
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Working with magnetism, solenoid
Thank you :) Umm well EMF is proportional to the rate of change of the magnetic flux? :S- Sox281212
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Working with magnetism, solenoid
Homework Statement A bar magnet is held stationary (with respect to the loop of wire) at the centre of the loop with the North pole sticking out one end and the South pole sticking out the other. What happens to the size of any EMF induced in the loop once the magnet has been replaced by a...- Sox281212
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- current emf faraday magnet magnetism solenoid wire
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