Cube Definition and 593 Threads
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Where Can I Find a 1 mm Cube for Visual Demonstrations?
I am looking for a nice looking 1 mm cube to use in a video I want to make. I am looking for suggestions about possible sources. I don't really want to mess around with making one right now and I would prefer (at least now) practical effects to using a 3D animation program. So far I have only...- BillTre
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- Cube
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I Ave length of intersection of all lines through a unit cube
I'm having trouble even beginning to figure out how to approach solutions for this. I begin with a unit cube, and imagine all the possible lines that intersect the cube. I am assuming there must be an average length of these intersections; I want to find that average length. Another way to...- bahamagreen
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- Cube Intersection Length Lines Unit
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B What are the properties and equations of a 4-dimensional cube?
We all have a pretty good understanding about our three dimensions. First starting off with 0D or a point in space = 360º. Then 1D being a line = 180º. Moving to 2D such as a square = 90º. Finally ending with 3D = 45º. It is important to state that finding these angles requires the viewer to...- DaMeekie
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Net electric flux through a Gaussian cube
Homework Statement An electric field given by https://edugen.wileyplus.com/edugen/shared/assignment/test/session.quest2560893entrance1_N10030.mml?size=14&ver=1486488694211 =...- Jrlinton
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- Cube Electric Electric flux Flux Gaussian Net
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I Infinitesimal cube and the stress tensor
The Cauchy stress tensor at a material point is usually visualized using an infinitesimal cube. The stress vectors (traction vectors) on opposite sides of the cube are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction. As a result, the infinitesimal cube is in equilibrium. However, when we derive...- vco
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- Continuum mechanics Cube Differential geometry Infinitesimal Stress Stress tensor Tensor
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Water level before and after metling of ice cube
Homework Statement A big ice cube is placed in a small glass of water. The level of water in the glass is marked. When the ice cube melts completely,the overall water level will remain the same. Explain. Homework Equations Upthrust= weight of fluid displaced The Attempt at a Solution Since...- wei1006
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- Cube Ice Water Water level
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Ice cube sliding off metal roof
Homework Statement Homework Equations $$mgh = \frac{1}{2}v^2$$ The Attempt at a Solution [/B] I'm working on a). I tried using conservation of energy to get v. $$mg(c+b) = \frac{1}{2}v^2$$ $$v = \sqrt{2g(c+b)}$$ After this I'm stuck. In order to get distance from knowing the velocity...- Carpetfizz
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- Cube Energy Force Ice Kinematics Sliding
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How do I approach this problem? (Cubes within a larger cube....)
Homework Statement A cube of 8cm x 8cm x 8cm is divided into smaller cubes of 1cm x 1cm x 1cm and all the smaller cubes are numbered and arranged to form the larger cube. The smaller cubes are numbered such that the number on the cube represents the smallest volume enclosed by extending the...- Thiru07
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- Approach Cube
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Current flow direction in "infinite" cube of 1ohm resistors
Homework Statement Write a program to find the equivalent resistance between two opposite corners within a grid of "infinite size" with resistors between each point. So basically we have an infinite cube made up of cubes with 1 ohm resistors between each node. Homework Equations Kirkoff's laws...- BiGyElLoWhAt
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- Cube Current Current flow Direction Electricity Flow Infinite Resistors
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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MHB In how many ways can a cube with 8 different vertices be oriented?
My solution: Imagine that we have 8 points in space which must be occupied by the vertices of the cube. Let A be one of the points. Fix anyone of the vertices at A. This can be done in 8 ways. We have 3 different choices for an adjacent point (say B) because each vertex of a cube is connected...- alexmahone
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- Cube
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Need help in Electric Flux within a cube with Gauss' Law
Homework Statement I need help in figuring out if I have done this problem correctly. From what I understand ∫E * dA = E*A, where E is the electric field and A is the area of a side. My biggest concern is if I can plug in the length "L" for the "x" and "z" variables within "E = -5x * E0/L i +...- Blockade
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- Cube Electric Electric flux Flux Gauss Gauss' law Law
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I What do you call a parallelepiped that isn't a cube?
I was curious what you would call a parallelepiped that isn't a cube and isn't a rectangle and isn't just a rhombohedron? Here is my problem...I need to describe an oblique/tilted parallelepiped but if I just say 'parallelepiped' that would include a cube or rectangle (which I am not referring...- udtsith
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How Much Flux Passes Through a Square in a Non-Uniform Electric Field?
Homework Statement Consider an electric field E = 2x i - 3y j. The coordinate x and y are measured in meters and the electric field is in N/C. What is the magnitude of the flux of this field through a square whose corners are located at (x,y,z) = (0,2,0), (2,2,0), (2,2,2), (0,2,2)? Homework...- justin15501
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- Cube Flux
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Water level change for melting ice cube
Homework Statement http://imgur.com/Sk6YkIf . You can take Va to be volume of cavity and Di to be density and Vo to be volume of cube and A to be surface area of container and h to be height of liquid column and Vi to be volume of immerser part of cube. Prove if water level will rise or will...- kumarakrishnavaleti
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- Change Cube Ice Melting Water Water level
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Non-uniform electric field flux through a cube
Homework Statement A cube side length a=2 has one vertice at the origin of the referencial. an electric field is present described as follows: E(x,y,z)= (2xz) i + (x+2) j + (y(z^2-3) k Find the flux through the cube My cube's front face is at (0 to 2, 0, 0 to 2) Homework Equations flux=∫E.dA...- WrongMan
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- Cube Electric Electric field Field Flux
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Hydrostatic stress on cube placed in deep sea
Ques: If one metal cube placed in deep sea where will be maximum shear stress in cube? What I know: In hydrostatic condition there would be no shear stress, that means on any face of cube there would be not shear stress at all. In case of two dimensional stress; if we have same...- Ravi Singh choudhary
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- Cube Hydrostatic Pressure Shear stress Stress
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MHB How to Find the Cube Root of a Number?
Hello! My book explained how to take cube root of a number withou using calculator. I managed to extract the cube root of number less than a million. But when its higher like this one 12812904. I cannot extract it. Can you suggest an algorithm on how to go about this one? Thanks!- NotaMathPerson
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- Cube hand Root
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Does this cube slide or topple?
I have attached a copy of the full question and my diagram which I thought was correct but it does not give me the correct answer. The answer for (i) is that it stays put and for (ii) that it topples. I do not get = 0 for any of them. I get some values... (i) -0.15 for slide, 0.346 for topple...- Tangent100
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- Cube
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[Rotational dynamics] cube sliding on a dish
1. Homework Statement A small cube is sliding on a round dish (see attached figure) . The cube is always in contact with the (vertical) edge of the dish (which prevents the cube from falling outside the dish itself). There is friction between the cube and the dish. The dish can rotate around...- FranzDiCoccio
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- Angular momentum Cube Dynamics Energy Friction Rotational Rotational dynamics Sliding
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MHB Angle between two line segments of a cube.
Given a cube, choose a vertice and draw 2 of the three possible diagonals. What is the measure of the angel between those two diagonals? Proposed answer: We can say that both diagonals touch vertice A, to give it a name. We can also call the endpoints of both diagonals B and C. If we imagine...- IHateFactorial
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- Angle Cube Line
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MHB Perfect Cube & Square: 5-Digit Number
Find 5-digit number whose half is a perfect cube and one-third is a perfect square- kaliprasad
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- Cube Square
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- Forum: General Math
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Calculating Buoyancy Force & Length of Submerged Cube
Homework Statement A layer of oil that has a density of 930kg/m^3 is floating on the surface of water in a container if a wooden cube with a length of 4 cm becomes submerged where it's lower half is in water and it's upper half is in oil the cube's density is 960kg/m^3 find A) the buoyancy...- vinamas
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- Cube Fluids
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Does the Inverse cube law apply for magnetic repulsion?
Was just wondering is it only possible for magnetic attraction? because the force increases exponentially with decreased distance, or can it be used for repulsion. It's blatantly obvious that magnetic repulsion is a lot weaker than attraction, by a 10% margin. hence why repulsion is weaker, but...- joknhial
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- Apply Cube Inverse Law Magnetic Magnetic repulsion Repulsion
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Wooden Cube submerged length and the carry limit
Homework Statement A wooden cube with the length of 10 cm is and a density of 700 kg/m^3 is floating on water A)Find the submerged parts length of the cube B) find the maximum added mass to the block before it becomes totally submerged Homework Equations FB=density*volume*gravity FB=Fg...- vinamas
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- Cube Length Limit Submerged
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B What Happens to a Cube When 99% of Its Mass Disappears?
First of all I apologize if silly speculative discussions like this don't belong here. With that disclaimer out of the way, here's a fun thought experiment: Let's say an object, a cube that weighs 1kg rests on a rigid, level surface. And all of a sudden 99% of its mass disappears. What happens...- martix
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- Cube Physics
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Finding the Density of a Floating Cube
Homework Statement A wooden cube is floating in a cup containing drinking water and an unidentified fluid.0.5 of the cube's volume is submerged in water and 0.4 of the cube volume is floating on the unidentified fluid find the density of the cube and the density of the unidentified...- vinamas
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- Cube Density Floating
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MHB What Does the Branch of the Cube Root Function Mean?
Let $f(z)=z^{1/3}$ be the branch of the cube root whose domain of definition is given by $0<\theta<2\pi$, $z\neq 0$ (i.e. the branch cut is along the ray $\theta=0$.) Find $f(-i)$. Could someone please help me understand the question? I'm not too clear on "branches" and "branch cuts".- alexmahone
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- Branch Cube Root
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Mysterious Ice Cube Tray Phenomenon
I'm sure this is a totally amateur question, but today I got one of those big ice cube trays for 2x2x2 inch cubes. I filled it up and put it in my freezer, and about 6 hours later checked on it but the water was not frozen at all. Not even a crust on top. I put my finger in one of the squares... -
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For time independent Schrodinger's equation in 3-D Where Enx,ny,nz=(nx/Lx2+ny/Ly2+nz/Lz2)(π2ħ2/2m and Ψnx,ny,nz=Asin(nxπx/Lx)sin(nyπy/Ly)sin(nzπz/Lz) How do I normalize A to get (2/L)^3/2? I don't think I understand how to normalize constants.- RaulTheUCSCSlug
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- 3d Constant Cube Infinite Infinite well Schrodinger equation
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Net Charge within a Gaussian Cube
Homework Statement The figure shows a closed Gaussian surface in the shape of a cube of edge length 1.80 m. It lies in a region where the electric field is given by E= (2.86x + 3.82)i + 7.18j + 8.36k N/C, with x in meters. What is the net charge contained by the cube? Homework Equations ε0...- CARNiVORE
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- Charge Cube Gaussian Net
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Radiation Rate of 0.1m Cube Metal at 200C
Homework Statement At what rate does a 0.1m cube of metal with emissivity e=0.75 radiate energy if it is at a temperature of 200C? Homework Equations H=AeσT^4, σ=5.67 x10^-8 The Attempt at a Solution I found the area of the cute to be A=(0.1m)^2=0.01m, and the turned 200C into 473K, but when...- Kyle North
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- Cube Radiation Rate
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Find the mass and side length of unknown ice cube?
Homework Statement transfer 650 EJ (10^18 joules) into an ice cube of unknown size. the temperature of h20 increases from -10c to 20c. Given: 1) q=mc(t2-t1) 2) for phase change q=m(F) specific heat of ice (c)= 2.22x10^3 J.kg^-1.K-1 heat of fusion (f)= 3.33x10^5 J/kg specific heat of water (c)...- Adam_9333
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- Cube Ice Length Mass
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Can boiling water inside steel cube make it explode?
Hello Lets say we have a steel cube, then fill it with water and close all the gaps very strong with welding. If we leave the cube on a stove for a lot of time, is the produced steam of the boiling water, enough to destroy and smash the steel cube? -
Radio Transmissions: Is It Possible in a 1x1x1m Cube?
This should be a simple question but I'm really not sure what's the answer. Let's make a thought experiment: I have a radio transmitter and a radio receiver, operating at wavelength 10 meters. I put them in a sealed copper cube that is only 1x1x1 meter. Will the two radios be able to communicate...- SlowThinker
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- Cube Radio
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Density: Cube of Aluminum to Copper Sphere
Homework Statement What is the diameter of a copper sphere that has the same mass as a 9.00 cm× 9.00 cm× 9.00 cm cube of aluminum? Density of Aluminum = P(al) = 2.70g/cm3 Density of Copper = P(cu) = 8.96 g/cm3 Volume of Aluminum Cube = Vcube = 729 cm3 Homework Equations Volume of a Sphere =...- JustinDaniels
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- Aluminum Copper Cube Density Diameter Sphere
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MHB Cube Root Challenge: Prove Inequality
Prove $\sqrt[3]{43}<\sqrt[3]{9}+\sqrt[3]{3}<\sqrt[3]{44}$- anemone
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- Challenge Cube Root
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Orbit of Cube Planet: Physics Explained
What is the physics behind a orbit a cube planet. Does the convential physics including keplars laws and circular motion still apply. Also The cube having a centre of mass posited in the middle of the cude does this mean it can be consider point mass and the same as spherical planet orbit? any...- james_dear
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- Circular motion Cube Gravitation Orbit Planet Planetary orbits
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What is the solution to the 12 resistor cube problem using symmetry?
Q. It is a classical problem in current electricity .The resistor cube consists of 12 resistors, each having a value r. What is the total resistance between the two diagonally opposite corners labeled A and H on the cube? Ans. The answer to this problem begins with that due to symmetry points E...- Abhishek Gupta
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- Cube Resistor
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Octahedron in Cube: Proving the Possibility
I heard somewhere that the Octahedron can't exist in the Cube exactly. Is this true? Can't I prove that the octahedron in the cube? Intuitively, they seems true. But I can't sure.- BrianKim
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- Cube
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Stress and deformation compressed cube
Hi, sorry for my bad english. PART A I have a cube of 10mm x 10mm x 10mm which is compressed with a stress of 0.5 Mpa on his superior face (σz=-0.6) young modulus=20Mpa, poisson coef=0.5 I have the stress tensor: [ 0 0 0] [ 0 0 0] [ 0 0 -0.6] And then, the deformation tensor is : [0.015 0 0] [...- zDrajCa
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- Compressed Cube Deformation Stress
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Analysing Cube Stress & Deformation in Figure A & B
We have a cube with sides of 10mm (fig a) (in the same material than the exercice 1 (have poisson coef & young's modulus) A- figure A 1- Write the stress state and the relatives values deformations (tensor) 2- Why the sum of relatives deformation is equal to 0? B-Figure...- zDrajCa
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- Cube Deformation Figure Stress
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Proving Polytopes: Simplex, Cube, & Octahedron
Homework Statement Prove that the set $$\Delta = \left\{x \in \mathbb{R}^{n+1}: \sum_{i=1}^{n+1} x_i = 1 \quad \text{and} \quad x_i \geq 0 \; \text{for any} \; i\right\}$$ is a polytope. This polytope is called an ##n##-dimensional simplex. Prove that the set $$C = \left\{x \in...- squenshl
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- Cube
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Electric field at the edges of a cube
We are given a uniformly charged (non-conductor) cube. It is required to understand how the field strength along the edges relates to the field strength over the center of a face. The correct answer is apparently that the field will be weaker along the edges than over the center of a face...- Sturk200
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- Cube Electric Electric field Field
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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How Do You Calculate Net Electric Flux Through a Cube?
Homework Statement Assume the magnitude of the electric field on each face of the cube of edge L = 1.07 m in the figure below is uniform and the directions of the fields on each face are as indicated. (Take E1 = 35.1 N/C and E2 = 25.3 N/C.) A.) Find the net electric flux through the cube. B.)...- Kurtis McIntosh
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- Cube Electric Electric flux Flux Net
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Force at center of cube due to four charges of equal mag.
Homework Statement Four charges of 2*10^-7 are placed on the corners of one face of a cube of 15 cm. A charge of -2 * 10^-7 C is placed at the center of the cube. What is the force on the charge at the center of the cube? Homework Equations F = k q_1*q_2/r^2 The Attempt at a Solution...- Physics2341313
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- Center Charges Cube Electromagnatism Force Force components Homework
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Electric flux calculatio in case of a cube
Homework Statement the electric field components in the figure below are Ex=800 x^2 N/C ,Ey=Ez=0 calculate the flux through the cube a=assume 0.1 m Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution here flux of cube =flux through ABCD =800a^2 i^.a^2 i^...- gracy
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- Cube Electric Electric flux Flux
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Calculating Net Charge Inside a Cube in an Electric Field
Homework Statement A large cube has its bottom face on the x-z plane and its back face on the x-y plane. The corners on the x-axis are at (7.93 m,0,0) and (15.9 m,0,0). The cube is immersed in an electric field pointing in the positive x-direction, and given by: E = (44.9x2 - 9.92)i, x is...- Antonius
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- Charge Cube Electric Electric field Field Net
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How Do You Calculate the Moment of Inertia for Different Axes in a Cube?
Homework Statement Calculate the moment of inertia of a cube of mass M and edges d round an axiz, z, that passes in the middle. Then calculate around an axis parallel to the z axis and passing on one of the edges Homework Equations Moment of inertia: ##I=\int r^2dm## The Attempt at a...- Karol
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- Cube Inertia Moment Moment of inertia
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Defining Entropy on a Rubik's Cube: Insights and Implications
I have been thinking about finding a way to define entropy on a rubik's cube. My idea is to use the number of cubies that are not in their solved position as the macrostate. This works well because there is exactly one way for all the cubies to be in the solved position so it has entropy of...- edenstar
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- Cube Entropy
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- Forum: Thermodynamics
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Sphere in Cube: Can it be Defined?
Can it be defined a disfigured sphere to approximate a cube mathematically? 8 corners equilateral to some extent. Not exact.- Atlas3
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- Cube Sphere
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- Forum: Differential Geometry