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I Is the Kronecker Delta Calculation in Peskin and Schroeder's Solution Correct?
My problem is on page 194 of the solution, where he writes: ##\frac{1}{2}\delta^{ab}\frac{1}{2}\delta^{ab}=2##. I assume there are three colours and thus ##a,b \in \{ 0,1,2 \}##. So I get: ##\delta^{ab}\delta^{ab} =...- MathematicalPhysicist
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Combine swimming and running to get to the final point the quickest
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- Final Point Running Swimming
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Other Topic for a Master's Degree in theoretical Astrophysics final project
Hello all, I'm doing a Master's Degree in Theoretical Astrophysics and now I need to decide in which topic I will do my final project and I wanted to ask you what would be the best option. I would like to do something that would make me have some future in the investigational path I choose...- nikoladjal
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- Astrophysics Degree Final Master's Master's degree Project Theoretical Topic
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Kinematics: UAM question help finding final velocity?
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- Final Final velocity Kinematics Velocity
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Finding the final velocity with quadratic drag
I chose coordinates where down is positive. So the force going up is $$F_{up} = mg - cv^2$$ $$a = g + \frac{c}{m}v^2$$ $$a = g + \frac{c}{m}v^2$$ $$a = g \left(1 + \frac{v^2}{v_t^2}\right)$$ $$a = \frac{dv}{dt} = v\frac{dv}{dy} = g \left(1 + \frac{v^2}{v_t^2}\right)$$ I used normal separation of...- CrosisBH
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- Classical mechanics Drag Final Final velocity Quadratic Velocity
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Where were Gaddafi's female bodyguards during his final days?
Why didn't Muammar Gaddafi's all female bodyguards protect him before he was captured? I've searched for an answer to this question all over the internet and have not found any- kent davidge
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Inclined Planes, finding final velocity
I determined 42m to be the hypotenuse so I used sine law to find the height of the incline, 10.87m. I used this height in the equation Ei=Ef, since they should be equal. Ei=Ef mgh=1/2mv^2 (at the start there is no kinetic energy, at rest. at the end there is only kinetic, no potential)...- ericcy
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- Final Final velocity Inclined Inclined planes Planes Velocity
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Finding the final velocity of a volleyball
First I calculated the y component of the initial velocity vector: vy1 = 8.5 m/s * sin32 = 4.7 m/s next the change in distance Δd = d2 - d1 = 3.6m - 1.4m = 2.2m Then I put these numbers into the equation v2y^2 = v1y^2 + 2aydy v2y^2 = (4.7 m/2)^2 + 2(-9.8 m/s^2)(2.2m)...- benca
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- Final Final velocity Velocity Volleyball
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Finding the equation for final velocity in a perfectly elastic collision
So after not being able to solve this problem I did some researching online. I was looking around and came across this video, where they give the following equations for solving for the final velocities of both balls: v1f=((m1-m2)/(m1+m2))*v1i v2f=(2m1/(m1+m2))*v1i I plugged in my numbers and...- hmorenom111
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- Collision Elastic Elastic collision Final Final velocity Velocity
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Using Impulse to Solve For the Final Velocity
Hi there, Just asking a logistics question since I want to be sure I am approaching this problem correctly. My professor showed me an example of a bullet being fired from a barrel, given its initial velocity was 0. The change in time was 0.1 seconds. The mass of the bullet is 0.02 kg. The...- spacestrudel
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- Final Final velocity Impulse Introductory physics Velocity
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Other Looking for ideas for a final mechanics project
Hi, the thing is that I have a subject called "Lab I" where we have to design experiments related to optics or mechanics, collect data and then write down our findings on a paper. Now, as a final project, my group and I have to design an experiment related to mechanics. It must be an...- Like Tony Stark
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- Final Ideas Mechanics Project
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Rounding of Final Value with Sig Figs
In my lab report, I average the values of the index of refraction of a prism and I calculated the average uncertainty from the uncertainties in all those measurements. My questions is my final value is 1.585 +/- 0.006 I'm assuming my uncertainty should be rounded to 0.01 but does that mean my...- Browntown
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Engineering Adding Harmonics to Form the Final Signal
Formula I have shows is probably for resulting harmonic? Does syntesizing mean writing the main formula? I havo no clue about effective value of signal and representation is probably done in excel or other graphing app.- MisterP
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- Final Form Harmonics Signal
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Final temperature of an adiabatic process between two reservoirs
*Here, no mention of these reservoirs being a gas, so I'm not sure if I can use the PV=nRT or the P*V^(gamma)=K equation. SO I am left with only the 1st law. If I can write dQ1( going out from object 1)= Cp (indep of T)*(Tf-T1) dQ2(coming into the object 2)= Cp*(T2-Tf)...- Baibhab Bose
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- Adiabatic Adiabatic process Constant pressure Final Final temperature Process Temperature Thermodyamics
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What is the final angular velocity of each cylinder
Problem Statement: The uniform 4-kg cylinder A, of radius r = 150 mm, has an angular velocity w = 50 rad/s when it is brought into contact with an identical cylinder B which is at rest. The coefficient of kinetic friction at the contact point D is uk. After a period of slipping, the cylinders...- samm12345
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- Angular Angular velocity Cylinder Final Velocity
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Thermodynamic Systems - Volume, Final Pressure and Final Temperature
Mass = 0.12kg Initial temp = 500°c = 773K Initial pressure = 0.8 MPa = 800,000 Pa Final volume = 90L R = 287 Jkg^-1K^-1 1) Initial Volume V=mRT/P 0.12 x 287 x 773 / 800,000 = 26,662.12m^3 2) Final Pressure P2 = P1P2^1.2/V2^1.2 800,000 x 26,662.12^1.2 / 90 = 1,816,095,330 Pa = 1,816 MPa 3)...- Lewishio
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- Final Final temperature Mechanical engenereeing Pressure Systems Temperature Thermodaynamics Thermodynamic Volume
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What is the final speed of a mass collision?
I am stuck, please help. I did the conservation part but then i can't move on.- ola_12
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- Collision Final Mass Speed
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Determining the final velocity and acceleration magnitude traveling along an arc
Problem Statement: The motorcycle is traveling at 40 m/s when it is at A. If the speed is then decreased at v'=-(0.05s)m/s^2, where s is in meters measured from A, determine its speed and acceleration when it reaches B. I attached a picture of the problem. Relevant Equations: S = S_0 + v_0(t)...- HRubss
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- Acceleration Arc Final Final velocity Magnitude Velocity
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Calculate the difference between initial and the final masses
Don't really know how to go about this exercise as I've been given no information for it I tried googling similar problems but couldn't find any If someone could give me a process to try I will then try to solve it here in this section, thanks.- amazingphysics2255
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B Understanding Final Form of Lorentz Transformations
In my last post I asked about the general form of the Lorentz Transformation for time. Now I am trying to understand the final form of it, and how it makes sense based on what's happening physically. The final form for t is: t = γt1 + (γv/c2/)x1 It's the second part of this equation, the...- NoahsArk
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- Final Form Lorentz Lorentz transformations Transformations
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Adding Two Waveforms to find the final Phasor
v(t) = 2cos(8t+180) + 10cos(8t+30) volts polar form = 2∠180 + 10∠30 convert to rectangular to add vectors = (2cos180 + i*2sin180) + (10cos30 + i*10sin30) = (-2 + i*0) + (8.66 + i*5) = 6.66 + i*5 find ⦵ and r of sum of vectors ⦵ = arctan(5/6.66) = 0.64 r = sqrt(5^2 + 6.66^2) = 8.33 V =...- rudy
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- Final Phasor Waveforms
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Arrow passing through a moving target -- What is the final velocity?
A 0.1 kg arrow is moving at 48 m/s to the right and strike a 3 kg object (helmet resting on a 5 kg head) moving to the left towards the arrow at 9 m/s (full mounted charge). It takes 80 Joules to penetrate the 3 kg helmet, what is the velocity of the arrow after penetration when it slams into...- Warbow
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- Final Final velocity Velocity
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Need to find final Height, Equation not Working
Homework Statement Homework Equations The kinematic equations--namely, Sf = S0 + V0Δt The Attempt at a Solution [/B] I am a bit confused as it seems this problem is very straight-forward. My known variables: X0 = 0m Y0 = 1.7m Δt = 3.92s V0 = 29m/s Θ = 60ο Yf = ? So, I just use the above...- Lapse
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- Basic physics Final Height Projectile motion
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Initial and Final Kinetic Energy
Homework Statement How do Initial and Final Kinetic Energy depend on each other? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Do they remain equal? For example for the same mass m, can we write KE1 = KE2 1/2 m v1^2 = 1/2 m v2^2- James2911
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- Energy Final Initial Kinetic Kinetic energy
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What is the final V in the vertical direction?
Homework Statement Homework Equations Vy2 = Vyo2 + 2ayt y = 1/2(Vyo + Vy)t The Attempt at a Solution So I have "solved" this problem with both the equations above. Using the Vy2 equation I get the result of 32.83m/s. Using the other equation I get a result of zero, because Δy = (0 - 55) =...- Lapse
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- Direction Final Kinematics Velocity Vertical
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Final Grades for Linear Algebra Course
Homework Statement Consider the below vector x, which you can copy and paste directly into Matlab. The vector contains the final grades for each student in a large linear algebra course. x = [59 70 83 89 72 70 54 55 68 61 61 58 75 54 65 55 62 39 43 53 67 100 60 100 61 100 77 60 69 91 82 71 72...- ver_mathstats
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- Algebra Course Final Grades Linear Linear algebra
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Final potential difference of a 2 capacitor system
Homework Statement An isolated parallel-plate capacitor of area ##A_1## with an air gap of length ##s_1## is charged up to a potential difference ##\Delta V_1## A second parallel-plate capacitor, initially uncharged, has an area ##A_2## and a gap of length ##s_2## filled with plastic whose...- Zack K
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- Capacitor Difference Electric field Electricity and magnetism Final Potential Potential difference System
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Mass of Ice required to achieve a certain final Temperature
Homework Statement An insulated beaker with negligible mass contains a mass of 0.350 kg of water at a temperature of 76.5 °C. How many kilograms of ice at a temperature of − 23.9 ∘C must be dropped in the water to make the final temperature of the system 40.0 ∘C? Take the specific heat for...- CrosisBH
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- Final Final temperature Heat Ice Mass Temperature Thermodyamics
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Calculating the final speed w/ work & friction
The problem is asking me to find the final speed of a 1100 kg car traveling at 24 m/s through 18m of mud, where the resistive force on the car is 17000 N. I don't actually know how to go about doing this, so any pointers in the right direction would be super helpful.- Caleb S
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Collision finding final velocity
1. A baseball of mass 0.30kg is pitched at 70m/s (fwd) at a batter. The ball knocks the stationary 1.7kg ball out of the batters hands and the ball rebounds at 48m/s (backwards). What is the final velocity of the bat as it leaves the batters hand? variables m1 = 0.30 vi= 70 vf = -48 m2= 1.7...- mr1709
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What Is the Final Velocity of a Particle Under a Time-Dependent Force?
Homework Statement A particle with the mass m moves in one dimension. It is in rest when t=0 and affects later after a by The time dependent force. F(t) =F0*e^(-at) where F0 and a is constants. When The time is really big The particels velocity get close to a spesific value. What is it...- Alex Wik
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Solving for final temp of adiabatic ideal air expansion
Homework Statement Given a problem where air expands adiabatically with a given initial temperature, initial pressure, final pressure, and gamma (ratio of specific heats) , how would one go about solving for the final temperature? I'm just eager to get a general sense of direction. Homework...- takeachance
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What is the final temperature of the air in a tube
Homework Statement I have a copper tube with outer radius r2 and inner radius of r1. Half the tube is exposed to the surrounding air while the other half is embedded into the ground. The outside air temperature is T2 and the ground temperature is T3. What is the air temperature inside the tube...- roldy
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- Air Conduction heat Final Final temperature Temperature Tube
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Calculating the final velocity of a simple electric train
I am currently in grade 12, and for a physics project (a huge project, which gets assigned to you at the start of the semester and needs to be completed just before exams. You think up your project, make a proposal for it and you prove your hypothesis to be right after a presentation and lab...- Himanshu Singh
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- Electric Electric field Electromagetic field Electromagnet Final Final velocity Magnet electromagnet Train Velocity
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Initial and final power supplied by a person pushing a stone
Homework Statement Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I solve question a) by rearranging the F=m*a equation, which makes the acceleration equal to (24N/18kg)=1.30m/s^2. And I find the final speed using equation W=1/2*m*v^2 and rearranging it to solve for v, which gives me a value...- Howard Fox
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Final temperature for two blocks of iron placed in contact
Homework Statement Two blocks of iron, one of mass m at 10.0C and the other of mass 2m at 25.0c, are placed in contact with each other. If no heat is exchanged with the surroundings, which of the following is the final temperature of the two blocks? A)10 B)15 . D) 20C ( this is the answer) The...- dwight_v
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- Blocks Contact Final Final temperature Iron Temperature Two blocks
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Can I get specific heat without a final temp? (heat of Rxn)
Homework Statement I have delta H _solution, and also the mass of the solitd and q_water and q_reaction. Im using Dulong Petit to get MM but I need specific heat of the solid obviously. I don't have a final temp of the unknown solid, just the delta T for the water thanks for any help Homework...- sp3sp2sp
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Final velocities of two objects in a 2D elastic collision
Homework Statement An atomic nucleous of mass m traveling with speed v collides elastically with a target particle of mass 3.0m (initially at rest) and is scattered at 45o (a). What are the final speeds of the two particles? Advice: eliminate the target particle's recoil angle by manipulating...- Protium_H1
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- 2d Collision Collisions Conservation of momentum Elastic Elastic collision Final Momentum Momentum and energy
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What is the final velocity of an object sliding down a frictionless ramp?
I have a question which asks me if an object with a mass of 2250kg starts from rest at the top of a frictionless ramp 10m long and is at an angle of 10 degrees horizontally, what is the velocity of the object the moment it reaches the bottom of the ramp? I have been trying to work out this... -
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Determine the final result after integration
Homework Statement acceleration of moving particle is described by a=-kv^1,5 where k is a constant. if the condition when t=0 is v=v0 and x=0 prove that xt = √(vv0).t Homework Equations dv/dt=a, dx/dt=v The Attempt at a Solution dv/dt=a dv/v^1,5=-k dt v^-1,5 dv = -k dt ← integrating both...- Kampret
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Calculate the final temperature of the mixture
Homework Statement Consider the following reaction. 2 HCl(aq) + Ba(OH)2(aq) BaCl2(aq) + 2 H2O(l) ΔH = -118 kJ Calculate the heat when 100.8 mL of 0.500 M HCl is mixed with 300.0 mL of 0.450 M Ba(OH)2. Assuming that the temperature of both solutions was initially 25.0°C and that the final...- JessicaHelena
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Calculate the final temperature of the solution
Homework Statement Consider the dissolution of CaCl2. CaCl2(s) Ca2+(aq) + 2 Cl-(aq) ΔH = -81.5 kJ A 10.6-g sample of CaCl2 is dissolved in 109 g of water, with both substances at 25.0°C. Calculate the final temperature of the solution assuming no heat lost to the surroundings and assuming...- JessicaHelena
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- Final Final temperature Heat Specific heat capacity Temperature Thermochemistry
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Stephen Hawking's Final Paper published
https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.01847 https://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/oct/10/stephen-hawkings-final-scientific-paper-released I hadn't realized he was still researching, I assumed he'd retired a long time ago.- cobalt124
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Displacement -0.25i + 14.7j from Origin: Final Displacement
1. A cyclist rides 3.0 km due west, then 16.0 km 23° west of north. From this point she rides 9.0 km due east. What is the final displacement from where the cyclist started (in km)? (Express your answer in vector form. Assume the +x-axis is to the east, and the +y-axis is to the north.) Picture...- Austin Gibson
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Was there a mistake in our final exam question about resistance?
Homework Statement This graph was given, which describes the current through a resistor, as a function of the voltage. Then, we were supposed to find the resistance of the resistor when 3V<V<5V. But it changes throughout this range, doesn't it? Because in the answers (Mind you, this is the...- Eitan Levy
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Final velocity of two blocks between a spring
Homework Statement Two blocks have a spring compressed between them, Block A (mass 1kg) and block B (mass 3kg) . The spring has force constant 720 N>m and is initially compressed 0.225 m from its original length. For each block, what is (a) the acceleration just after the blocks are released...- PedroPicapiedra
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- Blocks Final Final velocity Spring Two blocks Velocity
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How can I know my final height?
Hi, friends I have heard that I can through x_ray know my final height or something like that. I am 18 years and 8 months old with nearly 175cm height. Don't tell me I am done because I have heard about a lot of cases of height growth after 18. I would be satisfied with 180 . I don't know but...- AhmedHesham
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How to find the final angular velocity
Homework Statement 4 persons each with mass m stand out on the edge of the carousel that rotates with angular velocity W0. carousel has mass 4m, radius r and inertia I = 2mr^2. The 4 persons then go all the way to the center of the carousel. Show that the final angular velocity W1 = 3W0 See...- zami
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- Angular Angular momentum Angular velocity Final Physics Velocity
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The relationship between initial and final current density
Homework Statement Homework Equations ##J=\frac{I}{A}## A=π r2 The Attempt at a Solution Since I is constant and the diameter is doubled , A2 = π (##\frac{2D}{2}##)2 A2 = 4 A1 J2 = I/(4A1) = J1 /4 → (E) Is my answer correct ?- Fatima Hasan
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- Current Current density Density Final Initial Relationship
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The time needed for Q to reach 20% of its final value
Homework Statement Homework Equations Q = Qmax (1-e-t/τ) Q= CΔV The Attempt at a Solution CΔV = CΔV (1-e-t/RC) 0.2 = (1-e-t/(1*106*10*10-6) ln (0.2) = ##-\frac{t}{10}## t = - ln(0.2)*10 = 16.09 s Can someone tell me where is my mistake ?- Fatima Hasan
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- Final Time Value
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