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Show that the total weight w of an assembly in thermal equilibrium is
Homework Statement Show that the total weight w of an assembly in thermal equilibrium is a maximum. Homework Equations S= k ln W? dS = dQ/ T ? S is maximize when thermal equilibrium is reached. The Attempt at a Solution First of all, i don't know what does "total weight w" means...- VHAHAHA
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- Assembly Equilibrium Thermal Thermal equilibrium Weight
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Concept problem, we can determine the possible value of Lx in hydrogen
concept problem, we can determine the possible value of Lx in hydrogen atom? The book of introduction to quantum mechanics told me that The value of Lx can not be determined. I know the concept behind this statement However, when I am practicing, I see one of my question that requires me the...- VHAHAHA
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- Concept Hydrogen Value
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How Do You Solve a Momentum Conservation Problem When Stuck?
Homework Statement The problem is shown below. Homework Equations Conservation of momentum? pi = pf ∫Fdt = I ? The Attempt at a Solution This question is really strange. I have started to do this question for many hours and I don't know how to start it. I have tried to list...- VHAHAHA
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- Impulse Strange
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High School Kinetic friction or static friction
Can anyone explain this case ? If a moving box is pulling with a force F and the kinetic friction is 0.4F, of course, it will move in the direction of applied force with an acceleration and the net force is 0.6F But what if the force suddenly decreases to 0.3F ? The box is still moving so the... -
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Graduate Concepts about infinite potential well
what is the relation between these two ?:(- VHAHAHA
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Concepts about infinite potential well
what is a Fourier series:confused:- VHAHAHA
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Concepts about infinite potential well
As we know, the 1d infinite potential well has a stationary state. The function that depends on x onky is a sin function. However, I don't understand the concept in this question. I have the answer of this question and this is not a homework. I am not asking for the answer so please don't put...- VHAHAHA
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- Concepts Infinite Infinite potential well Potential Potential well
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Equilibrium of frame with two masses
Thank you. But i still don't understand There are 4 forces! How to use this rule in part 2 =- VHAHAHA
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Equilibrium of frame with two masses
I don't understand If we see part 1 T=(M+m)g but these 3 force don't have the common point they are parallel- VHAHAHA
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Equilibrium of frame with two masses
the combined g force = (m+M)g how do go to the same point? i can't see any common point btw Why 3 force will meet at a point if it is at eqm. It there any proof? thanks- VHAHAHA
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Equilibrium of frame with two masses
Do u mean that i have to combine 2 gravitational force into 1 combined force so that there is 3 force?- VHAHAHA
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Equilibrium of frame with two masses
But i think that there are 4 forces- VHAHAHA
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Equilibrium of frame with two masses
Homework Statement I need to find the tension T, γ and β in part 2 of this question. The question is attached. Homework Equations First of all, the frame is a right angle triangle because (3L)^2 + (4L)^2 = (5L)^2 take torque about the point O we got 2LF + mg(4Lcosγ) = Mg(3Lsinγ) from...- VHAHAHA
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- Equilibrium Frame Two masses
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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The wave fuction for particle in a box
Thank you guys. I got the answer. This skill is really useful for dealing with waves in the box. The answer is : fuction = A sin (kx + kl(ell)/4) and A = root(2/a) am i correct?:)- VHAHAHA
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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The wave fuction for particle in a box
sorry i don't get it where should i change varible do u mean that i should differinate the fuction? I can't normalize it caz i don't know A abd B- VHAHAHA
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help