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What is the minimum potential difference?
What is the minimum potential difference applied to an x-ray tube if x-rays of wavelength 0.250 nm are produced? E=hf f=c/wavelength f=3e8/.250e-9 =1.2e18 then i applied it to the first equation using Plancks constant as h and my final answer came out to be 7.95e-16 KV...- sweetipie2216
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- Difference Minimum Potential Potential difference
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How fast is the rod moving after it has traveled 8.00 m down the rails?
i got the answer, thanks for trying to help- sweetipie2216
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How fast is the rod moving after it has traveled 8.00 m down the rails?
Homework Statement An electromagnetic rail gun can fire a projectile using a magnetic field and an electric current. Consider two parallel conducting rails, separated by 0.530 m, which run north and south. A 49.0 g conducting rod is placed across the tracks and a battery is connected between...- sweetipie2216
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Finding magnitude of a particle
never mind i figured out the answer. thanks for your help- sweetipie2216
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Finding magnitude of a particle
my direction is north- sweetipie2216
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Finding magnitude of a particle
Homework Statement A magnet produces a 0.90 T field between its poles, directed to the east. A dust particle with charge q = -1.0 10-18 C is moving straight down at 0.70 cm/s in this field. What is the magnitude and direction of the magnetic force on the dust particle? Homework Equations...- sweetipie2216
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- Magnitude Particle
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Finding the magnitude of a circuit
so far for one of my answers i got I2=-.0893 i just checked and webassign said it's wrong. What am i doing wrong so that it is coming out wrong. help a bit more its due in about an hour and half.- sweetipie2216
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Finding the magnitude of a circuit
so would the equation instead be 22I1+56(I1+I2)+5=0 instead of 22I1+56(I1+I2)-5=0- sweetipie2216
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Finding the magnitude of a circuit
Homework Statement Find the magnitude of the current in each branch of the circuit shown below, in which B1 = 1.96 V. Specify the direction of each current. diagram: http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/6951/physics.gif Homework Equations I1+I2-I3=0 I1+I2=I3 The Attempt at a...- sweetipie2216
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- Circuit Magnitude
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