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    Solve Slit Grating Problem: Compute Wavelength of Light

    1. With light from a gaseous discharge tube incident normally on a grating with slit separation 2.23 μm, sharp maxima for a certain wavelength of light are produced at angles θ = -17.1° and +17.1°. Compute the wavelength of the light in nanometers. 2. I thought this would work...
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    Difficult air resistance problem

    but wouldn't the Vx(t)^2 be in the numerator, same with Vy(t)^2
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    Difficult air resistance problem

    ah, that looks a lot better but i don't really understand how you got to there? it confuses me..
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    Difficult air resistance problem

    my mistake, but even so all i end up with is more variables and equations.
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    Difficult air resistance problem

    edit: that above equation is wrong and when i redid it its even more crazy with even mroe variables. i have the answer at the back of the book, its 8100:1 but i have no idea where it came from.
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    Difficult air resistance problem

    I spent a while on it, and seemed to end up with some weird looking equations. First i wrote an equation for both components of the velocity Vv = Uv - (9.8 + Vv^2 . 0.0000378).t ie (0.0000378.t)Vv^2+Vv+(9.8t-Uv)=0 and same process (0.0000378t)Vh^2+Vh-Uh=0 keeping in mind we have the initial...
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    Difficult air resistance problem

    1. In a shotput event, a 2kg shotput is launched from a height of 1.5m with an initial velocity of 8m/s at an angle 60degrees to the horizontal. The formula R=0.0000378.v^2 gives the force due to air resistance (R) where v is the instantaneous velocity. Find the ratio of the gravitational force...
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    Gravitational force and distance

    Im not talking about a hollow sphere, because it has to have mass to have a gravitational pull, but if i assume there was a well that went to the Earth's core, i jumped in and made it to the bottom, would i be crushed under the force when i reach the middle? Also i don't see how Gauss's law can...
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    What Constitutes Electrical Energy in an Infinite Electrical Field?

    Energy is used loosely, because every physical thing has energy. Mass energy, anything that's moving has more energy then something that's not. E=mc^2 even the great einstein himself saw it, energy is directly proportional to mass, they are one in the same. Although it does take quite a lot of...
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    Gravitational force and distance

    If F=GmM / d^2 Let's assume we're using it to measure the force between me and the earth, as i go further away the force on my decreases, what would happen if i could go right to the centre of the earth? would i be crushed under the force or what?
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    How do quark forces change with distance and attraction?

    I know that when quarks move away from the centre of a particle the attraction force on them increases. How and why does this happen? What happens if using an extreme amount of energy you do move it away to a decent distance? If the force gets stronger as it moves away, is there any force when...
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