I do not see how to calculate the velocity in the y-direction...any help is appreciated...all information is given
Problem is found here...
Thanks for the help
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I do not see how to calculate the velocity in the y-direction...any help is appreciated...all information is given
Problem is found here...
Thanks for the help
http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/5904/physicsxn6.png
You have as much information as I do. It is all stated above. It wants to know how much area the mirror must have. hence i find the Intensity possibly very useful, since I = P / A ... but how can P be related from the sun to the mirror
it's a spherical mirror...specifically a concave sphere...
I know i have to use intensity but i don't know how i can relate the suns intensity to that of the mirror ; and / or power
Homework Statement
The EPM has finally crossed the fine line between party tricks and felonies
with the genocide of the pigmy marmoset. You are now determined to make him '
pay the price. You fashion a makeshift sherical mirror/laster beam our of a
roll of aluminum foil and a stick of...