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Calculating Magnetic Field Strength of Magnetron
but how di i find r- Wizardofwaz
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Calculating Magnetic Field Strength of Magnetron
m*(2pi/t)/r= Bq- Wizardofwaz
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Calculating Magnetic Field Strength of Magnetron
so s=360 T= 5.24×10-11 s- Wizardofwaz
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Calculating Magnetic Field Strength of Magnetron
velocity, but how do i find that out from what i know- Wizardofwaz
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Calculating Magnetic Field Strength of Magnetron
ω = θ / t (2a) where ω= angular velocity (rad/s) θ = angular displacement (rad) t = time (s)- Wizardofwaz
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Magnetic Field Strength of Magnetron
kinetic engergy 1/2mv ______ r- Wizardofwaz
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Calculating Magnetic Field Strength of Magnetron
just one V is i am solving for b and the only thing i know is what is at the begging- Wizardofwaz
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Calculating Magnetic Field Strength of Magnetron
Homework Statement A magnetron is a microwave source in which a "bunch" of electrons travel on a circular orbit in a uniform magnetic field. As the electrons pass the electrodes, a high-frequency alternating voltage difference occurs. Suppose the resonant frequency is f = 1.91×1010 s−1...- Wizardofwaz
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How Much Charge Remains on a Capacitor After 4 Milliseconds in a Circuit?
Homework Statement A capacitor is charged to 1 coulomb; the capacitance is 6.00×10-5 farads. Then a switch is closed which puts the capacitor in a closed circuit with a resistor; the resistance is 9.20×10^1 ohms. Calculate the charge on the capacitor after 4.00 milliseconds. (1 ms = 0.001 s)...- Wizardofwaz
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- Capacitor Discharge
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How to Calculate Remaining Charge on a Capacitor After Discharge?
I have the same problem but with these numbers A capacitor is charged to 1 coulomb; the capacitance is 6.00×10-5 farads. Then a switch is closed which puts the capacitor in a closed circuit with a resistor; the resistance is 9.20×101 ohms. Calculate the charge on the capacitor after 4.00...- Wizardofwaz
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