How do you think he feels? That portion of the play is mostly up to interpretation. He is a Prince who has been crusading around Europe trying to conqure his neighboring countries. Remember that there was a long standing rivalry between Denmark and Norway. So for Fortinbras to conqure his rival...
No the stone has no mechanical energy. It is moving because you exerted your energy to move it. It did not move on its own. If you threw it then it would have mechanical energy. If you dropped it then it would have kinetic energy. You simply picking it up does not give it energy. It becomes a...
Everything has potential energy even when its at rest. Your statement makes sense. From reading Daniel and Ivy's posts, I would conclude that living things have mechanical energy; since we have potential energy and use kinetic energy every time we move.
Whozum, thanks! I just worked out your formula with the data and checked the answer in the back of the book, its correct. Thanks for the help everyone! :biggrin:
Morning peoples,
I have a query about Hooke's Law. :confused: I have a problem which asks me to calculate the spring constant (k). I know how to do it, but my question is when I use the formula mg/x can mass be in Newtons or does it have to be in kg?
Looking forward to your answers...
Ummm, right. :confused:
What I posted is what I've got for information. Would I divide the molar mass by 1000? I would assume each dilusion would be the intial concentration divided by 10. I don't understand the CO notation you're talking about. Wow, I suck at word problems! Thanks Marlon...
Ok, I have this word problem dealing with exponential growth and decay. I need serious help. There are three parts to this problem...I really need help with this.
Here's the problem:
A dilution is commonly used to obtain the desired concentration of a sample. For example, suppose that a 1...
Ok. Thanks. :biggrin: That helps...now can someone explain to me why I can do all the really complicated stuff no problem and get it while the rest of my peers have their mouths hanging open out of sheer confusion...yet I can't get something SIMPLE like THIS? :devil:
This question is really bugging me.
If water is in a sealed and insulated container and is stirred will the temperature slightly increase, slightly decrease or stay the same? Explain your answer.
I'm really stuck. I was going to say slighty increase, but I'm not sure because can you...
What program was that? Sounds really interesting. This has become quite the long running thread. :smile:
I wonder...If that ark had to fit that many animals and it was the size of a modern day cruise ship made out of wood...Where did Noah get all the wood? He lived in the desert didn't he...
Grr, unfortunately I've never seen a problem like this. All I can think of is Newton's thrid law: the forces of two objects acting on one another or of one object acting on another object, the contact forces will be equal and opposite.
That's as far as my thinking takes me right now. Sorry love.
Hmm, this is interesting. It would've been eaiser had they asked you for the coefficient of kinetic friction. lol.
Well, there is no vertical acceleration so that's out. Are you looking for WORK or FORCE?
It only seems logical after so many copyrightings that someone might add an index. I've only found a handful of religious references (christian and non-christian) that actually have them.
Alright, that makes this a bit easier. What do you have for work so far if anything? Because you can count both of them as one mass since there in contact. That elminates one variable.
A very valid point Grogs. Unfortunatly you're right too. I agree with you that it would be great for kids to learn the basic tenets of other religions and make their own decisions. Its all too scary that with all the violence hardly makes it worth it...but should that stop us from trying? Just a...
Russ, you're right. It is all in the tone of how one teaches the material. Unfortuantly, there are many people out there that don't follow such a curtousy (sp?). Some teachers walk a very fine line of what's unbiased and what's not. It makes the students in classes uneasy.
Thats a pretty cool real world application. What do you do with jet engines? Design them? This also has an application with insturments too. Have any of you ever wondered why certain instruments are made from some materials and not others? Its because of the resonance of the metal. Also the...
There is no real way to justify the ENTIRE flood. Most of it is just a leap of faith. Thats why they call it Faith. People are in the process of trying to prove the flood was a real honest to goodness historical event. Look at all the time people are spending on Mount Ararat in Turkey. Many...
If you have access to it, there's a program called Graphical Analysis that was specifically designed for graphing physics labs on the computer. It calculates the Best Fit curve for you using either direct or indirect equations and then tells you what the lowest MSE is so you can pick the best...
Just for thought...when you were plotting the graph, did you put in (0,0) as one of your coordinates? Because I've had a few labs that have done the same thing and when I put in the origin as one of the coordinates, the problem corrected itself.
I don't know if that helps ya, but just food...
I think it might help...but I'm just guessing at why the bridge's surfaces freeze faster. :confused: I didn't remember that air can also be used as an isulator. Thanks for reminding me.
Not really anything specific. Some of it is specific like: How do you know where to put your lever arm in a problem that asks you to calculate how much torque is being applied to the object in equilibrium, with several other forces involved? I just need some guidance on how to break the stuff...
I hate to double post...but could someone please help me with this question? I really would appreciate your thoughts on it. I really am not sure if that's a vaild valid answer to the question.
Please someone post!
MissKitty
This is something I have been thinking about since last night and I cannot figure it out! :confused:
The question is:
Explain how conduction causes the surface of a bridge to freeze sooner than the road surface on either side of the bridge.
The only thing that I can think of is that the...
I have seen those shows. Its a vaild opinion of what happened and its great that people feel the need to explore this. I wasn't using the Bible as a source of literal information. Simply restating what is said in that particular story. As well as commenting on the book it came from. I do agree...
I need some study help with Rotational motion and dynamics. I have to teach myself the material because I can't go to school. I need help learning how to apply the material and how to remember the equations. Can anyone give me any suggestions and study help tips? Anything you can provide would...
Christian-its fact...the story of the flood wasn't in Exodus it was in Genesis 6:1-9:29. Remember in the story that it Rained for 40 days and 40 nights. Your right, that is a lot of rain.