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High School Covering 1 slit in Young's double slit experiment
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Vertical distance of water inside an downward vessel
Pressure=height x density x g and pV = constant ?- Tulatalu
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Vertical distance of water inside an downward vessel
Pressure=height x density x g and pV = constant ?- Tulatalu
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Vertical distance of water inside an downward vessel
Hi BvU, It's in an examination paper which consists of many problems from random topics so I'm afraid we will have to figure out the solution.- Tulatalu
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Vertical distance of water inside an downward vessel
Homework Statement A vessel of internal volume 9 m^3 is lowered with its mouth downward into fresh water lake until the volume of the air in the vessel becomes 5 m^3. Given that the atmosphere pressure is 760 mmHg, what is the verrtical distance of the water level inside the vessel from the...- Tulatalu
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- Vertical Vessel Water
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High School Understanding the Constant Temperature of Phase Transitions
Why does the temperature of boiling or melting water remain constant?- Tulatalu
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- Temperature
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Kepler's Law of planetary motion
Now it's too much for me :D but thanks anyway.- Tulatalu
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Kepler's Law of planetary motion
Coukd I ask one more question : how about the period of 3 identical planets moving around another planet and they are positioned one third of a revolution apart from each other? Do we have consider the force between the three planets or just simply the force between them and the planet in the...- Tulatalu
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Kepler's Law of planetary motion
Thanks everybody. It turn out to be not as complicated as I think it is :D- Tulatalu
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Kepler's Law of planetary motion
I still don't knowhow to apply Kepler's Law to this problem. I can mathematically prove the Kepler's Law in case of satellite moving around Earth but with 2 planet in circular orbit I have no idea. Can you please explain a bit further and use the equation so that it would be easier for me to...- Tulatalu
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Kepler's Law of planetary motion
Can you explain a bit further please, how does it relate to the Kepler's law. I thought their must be something to do with the gravitational force- Tulatalu
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Kepler's Law of planetary motion
Homework Statement Two stars of masses M and m, separated by a distance d, revolve in circular orbits around their center of mass.Show that each star has a period given by T^2= (4π^2)(d^3)/ G(M+m) Homework Equations [/B]The Attempt at a Solution I[/B] know the Kepler's Laws can be...- Tulatalu
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- Kepler's law Law Motion Planetary Planetary motion
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Gravitational field strength of a mass
I'm studying A level Physics myself and they are quite different from Physics in my own langluage so I am not really confident. :D- Tulatalu
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Gravitational field strength of a mass
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Gravitational field strength of a mass
Thanks. I'm just not confident enough to say so :D- Tulatalu
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