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What Makes Infrared Photography Different from Visible Light Photography?
Hi .. May i ask why does a infrared photograph of a person look different from a photograph taken from visible light ? Relevant Equations : V = ƒ x lambda I believe it has got to do with the wavelength or frequency. However, i can't explain it ..- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
why do all these? from the centre of the barrel to the edge, its still the radius that is concerned , which is 0.5. is there a need to use pythagoras theorem ??- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
where does 0.4 comes from ??- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
What about the trigo way ??- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
So, based on this diagram, what am i supposed to find ? Can u show me the trigo way of doing it ?- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
Can i take a look at the solution / steps involved??- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
Gosh... I appreciate the opportunity u guys had given me to be involved in the thinking procedures of solving this question but i have not learned trigo in my elementary mathematics ... is there an alternative ?- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
Okay, so the torque is 1500 x 0.3 = 450N ?- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
Sorry .. ;(- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
0.5m - 0.2m = 0.3m- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
I think i got it. F x D , = 1500N x ( 0.5m - 0.2m ) = 450Nm- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
But i thought its a circle ??- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
Distance of Barrel from the centre to the edge of the step = 0.5m so is it F x D = 1500N x 0.5m = 750Nm ??- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
It should be, F x D = 1500N x 0.7m = 1050Nm- tgpnlyt7095
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Calculating Minimum Force for Turning a Barrel over a Step
My apologies. the height of the step is 0.2m . And 0.5 represents the radius of the circle. The force is applied at the height of 0.7m- tgpnlyt7095
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