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High School Where to Buy Physics Equipment for DIY Projects?
Hi. I would like to purchase some physics equipments, such as magnets, mirrors, circuits, ammeters/voltmeter, etc., for my own physics project. I don't know where to look. Do you guys know of a website that sells any physics products? Or can only a licensed professional purchase them?- Spoonerz
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- Diy Equipment Physics Projects
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Temperature to raise resistance
Can you show how you got this by eliminating all the other variables? Even from this simplified form, there isn't an initial resistance to begin with. Unless... R_o = R / 1.03 ?- Spoonerz
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Temperature to raise resistance
Homework Statement A platinum wire is originally at 15 degree celsius. Find the required temperature to increase its resistance by 3%. Homework Equations R = Ro * [1 + 'a' * (T-To)] Ro is initial resistance. To is initial temperature. 'Temperature Coefficient' 'a' of platinum at room...- Spoonerz
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- Resistance Temperature
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Find resistance of copper wire.
1.2*10^-3 Ohm is the correct answer after all. It was just the faulty database in the online quiz. =D- Spoonerz
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Calculating Displacement Using Vectors and Angles
You would draw it NorthEast, or 3 o'clock angle, or 30 degrees, or Up-Right, etc. From there, you can find the total displacement from starting point (assuming you can see the triangle).- Spoonerz
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Find resistance of copper wire.
Homework Statement Find the resistance of a 1.4 m length of copper wire with diameter of 5*10^-3 m.Homework Equations R = p(L/A) where p = resistivity of copper, L = length, A = areaThe Attempt at a Solution The resistivity of copper is (1.69 * 10^-8). Radius is d/2 (5*10^-3) / (2) =...- Spoonerz
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- Copper Copper wire Resistance Wire
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help