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Calculating effects of air resistance on a falling mass
thanks that will be great- Steph191290
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Calculating effects of air resistance on a falling mass
Calculating effects of air resistance on a ball of mass 0.67kg, being dropped from a height of 4.93m. I have worked out theoretically what time it would take without air resistance using s=ut + 0.5at(squared) however i cannot find an equation that will factor in air resistance. thanks- Steph191290
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- Air Air resistance Effects Falling Mass Resistance
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Physics Chat: Availability & Hours
yeah its nice to just join in with random comments every now and then it was gd crack last night x- Steph191290
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Physics Chat: Availability & Hours
fair enough gd stuff will speech on sunday then =]- Steph191290
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Physics Chat: Availability & Hours
ahh ok thanx, can i ask why?- Steph191290
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Physics Chat: Availability & Hours
Is the physics chat just open certain days or what?- Steph191290
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Calculating decay constants and half-life
thanks lol, i do that a lot it seems, better brush up on those skills before the exam lol.- Steph191290
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Calculating decay constants and half-life
well i don't know what i did but i have just gotten the right answer thanks lol xx- Steph191290
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Calculating decay constants and half-life
9.03x10^15 x- Steph191290
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Calculating decay constants and half-life
now i get 1.4448x10^15 which is still wrong, I am so confused. x- Steph191290
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Calculating decay constants and half-life
oops that should have been 10^23 lol, thanks i'll try that x- Steph191290
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Calculating decay constants and half-life
A scientist wishes to find the age of a sample of rock. Realising that it contains radioactive potassium, which decays to give a stable form of argon, the scientist started by making the following measurments: decay rate of the potassium in the sample = 0.16Bq mass of potassium in the sample...- Steph191290
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- Constants Decay Half-life
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What Do Others Think About Determinism?
But at the same time something must help us make our desicsions, possibly the chemicals in our body and if that's the case, our chemicals don't change therefore our choices are already made.- Steph191290
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What Do Others Think About Determinism?
yeah, basically do you believe that our path in life is already chosen.- Steph191290
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What Do Others Think About Determinism?
I am writing an essay on determinism, i was just wondering what peoples opinions on it are, my argument is going to be that it is possible, but i would like to include other peoples opinions and reasons. Thanks Steph.- Steph191290
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- Determinism Opinions
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