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Difference between convex lens formula and convex mirror formula
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Difference between convex lens formula and convex mirror formula
Homework Statement difference between convex lens formula and convex mirror formula The Attempt at a Solution for convex mirror you make focal point negative and use the 1/f = 1/do + 1/di but for convex lens do you do the same? you don't make the f negative i think am i...- yjk91
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- Convex Convex lens Convex mirror Difference Formula Lens Mirror
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Question about height of image and magnification
Homework Statement so if the original object is 4.6 cm tall located at x = 0 and it's a concave mirror distance from C to the object is 16 cm and Radius of the mirror is 12 cm The Attempt at a Solution to find the position of x image i got 9.6 cm then for magnification i...- yjk91
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- Height Image Magnification
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Calculating the Ratio of Electromagnetic Wave Speeds in Vacuum and Materials
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What is the intensity of the transmitted light?
i forgot square I = I0 * cos(theta)^2 other than that it's right- yjk91
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Calculating the Ratio of Electromagnetic Wave Speeds in Vacuum and Materials
Homework Statement Electric and magnetic fields in many materials can be analyzed using the same relationships as for fields in vacuum, only substituting relative values of the permittivity and the permeability, ε = κε0 and μ = κmμ0, for their vacuum values, where κ is the dielectric...- yjk91
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- Electromagnetic Electromagnetic wave Materials Ratio Vacuum Wave
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What is the intensity of the transmitted light?
Homework Statement Two polarizers are out of alignment by 30°. If light of intensity 3.86 W/m2 and initially polarized halfway between the polarizing angles of the two filters passes through the two filters, what is the intensity of the transmitted light? The Attempt at a Solution Use...- yjk91
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- Intensity Light
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Finding Magnitude & Direction of Force & Torque Exerted by B on Coil
so 40 * .15 * 0.3 X (0.055x + 0.210z) using the cross product i get (0.3 * .21, 0 , -.3*.055) if i add them i get 0.0465 and 40 * .15 * .0465 = .279 N is this right?- yjk91
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Finding Magnitude & Direction of Force & Torque Exerted by B on Coil
F = ILB yeah but B is in x and z direction so do i just do 0.15 A * 0.3 M * (0.055T x + 0.210T z) and then do i square x and z then rad it? i tried that but it's not right- yjk91
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Where did i go wrong in fudingin the temperature of the gold cube?
hey Gneli could you help me with this problem? i just need a place to start and some guidance thank you https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=3419623#post3419623- yjk91
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Finding Magnitude & Direction of Force & Torque Exerted by B on Coil
Homework Statement A coil of wire consisting of 40 rectangular loops, with width 16 cm and height 30 cm, is placed in a constant magnetic field given by B = 0.055Tx + 0.210T.z The coil is hinged to a fixed thin rod along the y-axis (along segment da in the figure) and is originally located in...- yjk91
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- Coil Direction Force Magnitude Torque
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Where did i go wrong in fudingin the temperature of the gold cube?
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Where did i go wrong in fudingin the temperature of the gold cube?
Homework Statement A cube of gold (resistivity ?R = 2.44 10-8 O m, density ?D = 1.93 104 kg / m3, and specific heat c = 129 J / kg °C) that is 3.5 mm on a side is connected across the terminals of a 40-µF capacitor that initially has a potential difference of 340.0 V between its plates...- yjk91
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- Cube Gold Temperature
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Velocity of proton following a helical path? need a bit of help
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Velocity of proton following a helical path? need a bit of help
qvB = mv^2/R or R = mv/qB. i'm using this to find the R so 1.6*10^-27 * 5 * 10^5 / (1.6*10^-19 * 0.62 * .62T) and i got 0.008065 m and it's not the answer 5 * 10^5 is the velocity on the xand y axis i tried using the z axis but that's not even close help?- yjk91
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