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How to Determine Dimensional Formulae?
hey guys, i was wondering if you guys could help me with a few things. 1st, how to work out dimensional formulae questions, i can not get my heard around it, and I am sure with some help i can nail it, help; how do u give the dimensions for ENERGY and give the dimensions of the...- JakePearson
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How to Express Trigonometric Functions in the Form x = Rsin(t + ø)?
Homework Statement 1, Express x = 3sin3t + 5cos3t in the form of x=Rsin(3t + ø) 2, Express x = 2sin(0.5t + 3) + 3cos(0.5t + 1) in the form x = Rsin(0.5t + ø) All working must be done in radians. Homework Equations Sine and Cosine Addition Formulae sin(A + B) = sinAcosB +...- MathsDude69
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- Addition Formulae Sine/cosine
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Metamathematical Analysis of Physics Formulae
http://pirate.shu.edu/~jakistan/". Hence the appeal to metamathematics. For example, that the wave equation for light has the same form as the wave equation for sound waves should tell us more than "These are just waves." It should tell us that light and matter are related at an even deeper...- Geremia
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- Analysis Formulae Physics
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- Forum: General Math
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Particle in an electric field- formulae suggestions.
1. A particle of charge q and rest mass m_0 is accelerated from rest at t=0 in a uniform electric field of magnitude E. All other forces are negligible in comparison to the electric field force. Show that after a time t the relativistic expression for the speed of the particle is...- Alpha&Omega
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- Electric Electric field Field Formulae Particle Suggestions
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Cant get to grips with re arranging formulae
Homework Statement basically i can't get to grips with rearranging formulae the question is make U the subject fv = uv u+v (uv is divded by u+v) 2. The attempt at a solution i try at making them into brackets etc but i can't get to it can someone show me...- chaz699
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Differing formulae for power emission
I have run across two formulas for Planck's Law of Radiated Power Density. According to http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/bbrc.html#c1" it is Bf(T)=((2*pi*h*c^2)/(lambda^5))(1/(e^(h*c/lambda*k*T)-1)) However, in one of your forums, the pi is missing as it is here...- PatF
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- Emission Formulae Power
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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How to Calculate Distance Traveled by a Discus Using Wind Tunnel Data?
Hello :) I am currently in grade 11, in Australia. I have an assignment to be completed in the wind tunnel, where we could choose any topic we liked. We also needed to write a full report on it. My lab partner and I decided to construct a rig for a discus (Sporting implement), and measure the...- JayFM
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- Formulae Wind Wind tunnel
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Unify principles of two formulae
What's the most mathematical elegant way of converting the numbers on the left (x) to the numbers on the right (y). Note that the numbers don't have to be exactly the same, as long as the property of how the numbers act is left intact - so that numbers (x) closer to 1 act as the formula 1/(1-x)...- Twinbee
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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How do i find quantities in fusion formulae
in the equation *C^12+C^12-->Mg^24+y(+13.93 MeV)* for what quantity is the energy assigned? and how would i plug in a certain amount of carbon?- littleinstien
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- Formulae Fusion quantities
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Solve Recursive Formulae: (-1)^n
[SOLVED] Recursive formulae Homework Statement Determine whether each of these proposed definitions is a valid recursive definition of a function f from the set of nonnegative integers to the set of integers. If f is well defined, find a formula for f(n) when n is a nonnegative integer and...- Goldenwind
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- Formulae
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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The most beautiful formulae in maths & science
I just though i'd make up a list of a few of the really beautiful formulas in mathematics. One in my list is: e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0 and definately, the Pythagoras theorem... as for physics.. the energy-mass equivalence is another beautiful formula: E = mc^{2} and.. the Bohr's...- rohanprabhu
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- Formulae Science
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Ballistics Formulae: Distance Traveled Without Air Resistance
I'm writing a talk on ballistics and was looking for the formula for the distance traveled by the projectile. However, all the formulae I have found exclude air resistance. I understand that the effect of air resistance depends on how stream-lined the projectile is, but is there not a general...- Unredeemed
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- Ballistics Formulae
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Adittion and double Angle formulae
Recently been doing some sums to do with the addition formulae, I can;t seem to get the hang of it. has anyone gor any good guides on how to use it correctly etc the main part I have trouble is when a question states use the Addition fomulae to prove *equation here* especially the double...- Folklore
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- Angle Formulae
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Formulae Software: Learn, Use & Integrate
On these forums, and in some of my online assignments, people have been using some sort of program or language to type out formulae. 1) What language is this? 2) How do I use this language on the forums? I know the general language, just not how to apply it here. 3) Is there any way to get...- Goldenwind
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- Formulae Software
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Solve Physics Problem: Force & Distance for 2kg Mass at 5m/s
which formulae? hi there i have an exam soon and i have the question that follows. A body of mass of 2kg is traveling with a speed of 5m/s. If a force of 5N acts upon it due to friction, how much distance will it travel? does anyone know which formula i need to use?? i am really...- nobby
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- Formulae
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Rearrange Formulae to Find u, v, and a
Hey there, I was unsure as where to put this as it seems to fit into quite a few categories, however since it is primarily an algebra question I decided on the algebra forum. I recently spent loads of time working out a formula which (if the object is steadily accelerating through a vacuum...- Indy
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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How Do You Calculate the Empirical Formula of Magnesium Nitride?
Hi. I am having problems with finding the empirical formulae What is the emprical formula of magnesium nitride if 0.72g of magnesium combines with 0.28g nitrogen? So what would my first step be? Find magesuim... which would be 0.44g? Can you take me through the steps? Thx- thomas49th
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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How is Vmax Derived as 2πfA from Given Formulae?
Given the following formulaes prove that maximum speed (Vmax) of a mass on a spring is given by 2(pi)(frequency)(Amplitude) (constant k) A^2 = mv^2 + (constant k) x^2 ma = -(constant k)(x) f = 1/2(pi) sqrt (a/-x) and f = 1/2(pi) sqrt (constant k/m) i just don't...- quickslant
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- deriving Formulae
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Addition formulae - Trig help requested
addition formulae - Trig help requested! I have a problem with this with regard to Sin 120 or Cos 120. Eg sin 165 sin (120 +45) sin120.cos45-cos120.sin45 How do I deal with sin 120 or cos 120? I know that cos 45 is 1/square root 2 and so is sin 45. But in the above problem, the...- kalistella
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- Addition Formulae Trig
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Class A amplifiers formulae help
HI guys! well! i have got a question with me. Some forumlae i know and some i dont! please help me in solving it. There is a single stage class A amplifier which has Vcc =20V Vceq = 10V Icq = 600 mA RL = 16ohms Ip=300mA. We have to find: 1) DC Input Power 2) DC Power Loss in...- shaiqbashir
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- Amplifiers Class Formulae
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Simple question regarding formulae for power series
Sorry if this is in the wrong forum, I think it's right but I'm not totally sure. I'm (slowly) working my way through Roger Penrose's brilliant book Road to Reality. Recently I finished chapter four (Magical Complex Numbers) and one thing had me confused. How does he go about getting those...- iamaelephant
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- Formulae Power Power series Series
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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How Do I Write These Chemical Reactions in Words and Symbols?
I'm assuming this is the correct forum, please tell me if it isn't so I'll know if future. I'm new to the whole formulae thing, and need some help with some (presumably) easy formulae. How would I write the following in both words and symbols? I've done as much work as I know how to do, so...- Muzzae
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- Formulae Writing
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Formulae for Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Field Theory, and Perturbation Theory
To allow easier access to formulae we commonly refer to within various topics and as a time saver when wanting to generate them in LaTex for discussions, I propose this thread as a convenient place to store useful formulae (to copy and paste as appropriate within threads).- Ouabache
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- Formulae Topics
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- Forum: General Math
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Is There a Simple Quantitative Technique for Projecting Values in a Series?
Hi, Is there a general extrapolation formula (or other *simple* quantitative technique) for projecting values in a given series? I have these numbers in a certain series sequence: x=1, y=-3.80, x=2, y=-4.15, x=3, y=-4.47, x=4, y=-4.77, x=5, y=-5.05, x=6, y=-5.27, -5.40 Question is...- AA Institute
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- Extrapolation Formulae
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- Forum: Calculus
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Can Godel's Unprovable Formulae Be Proven from Peano Axioms?
One of Godel's results would imply that there must be arithmetic facts (formulae?) that cannot be derived from the peano axioms. (Unless my understanding here is wrong that is). So I wonder, has anyone found such a formula? How could it be proved?- Cincinnatus
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- Forum: General Math
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Vecctor analysis and got the mathematical formulae for gradient
I was reading vecctor analysis and got the mathematical formulae for gradient but could not understand its physical meaning. What is the physical meaning of gradient of a scalar ? And of a vector . Also, I wanted to know the physical meanings of Divergence and Curl .- hershal
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- Analysis Formulae Gradient Mathematical
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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How to Write Formulae Without a Normal Keyboard?
hey, i was wondering what u guys use to write your formulae. i have this formula to write but i can't write it using the normal keyboard.. thanks- aricho
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- Formulae Writing
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Combatting lazy uk police with physics formulae
Hello, please could someone help me? I need to confirm that a physics/maths formula will provide me with the correct data to combat a speeding problem in my road that the local police will do nothing about... I need to prove that vehicles can accelerate and achieve high speeds within...- chunk-uk
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- Formulae Physics Uk
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Mathematica CRC Standard Mathematical Tables and Formulae, 30th Edition
CRC Standard Mathematical Tables and Formulae (30th Edition) by Daniel Zwillinger Does anyone have any recommendations for this text? Thank you. :smile:- z-component
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- Formulae Mathematical Standard
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Interpretation Schrödinger's formulae
Dear Friends, Does anybodi knows the meaning, or anything related to the term: \Psi \nabla \Psi^* or \Psi \nabla \Psi^* - \Psi^* \nabla \Psi Is the representation of something in the reality? Best reggards.- Raparicio
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- Formulae Interpretation
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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C's Guide to Physics Formulae and Constants
I'm taking my 3rd quarter on phys. in college right now (heat, sound, optics, & fluids this quarter), and I've noticed that neither here nor in high school was the knowledge of constants and formulae emphasized. Basically, you ask for a formula (as long as it's a simple relationship, not the...- Poop-Loops
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- Constants Formulae
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Deriving Formulae for Cone, Pyramid and Sphere
I'm just a little curious with these formulas because I like to understand a formula before I use it. There's no doubt I've been using these since gr3 but I would like a mathmatical derivation of them. V_{cone}=\frac{A_bh}{3} V_{pyramid}=\frac{A_bh}{3} All I would like to know here is why...- DB
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- Derivation Formulae
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- Forum: General Math
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Formulae of the first edition of the Maxwell's Treatise
Dear Friends I'm looking for the formulae of the first edition of the Maxwell's Treatise, of the 1873 year, with 20 equations in 20 unknowns (they are explicitly listed in the paper). It seems that the equations taught today in universities as ‘Maxwell's equations' are actually Heaviside's...- Raparicio
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Calculating Object Density with Formulae
Can I use either of these formulae to find the desity of an object? a) ((Weightapparent/Forcebuoyant) + 1)(Densityfluid) = Densityobj b) (Weightobject/Forcebuoyant *Densityfluid) = Densityobj Thanks- Haftred
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- Density Formulae
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Deriving the Transformer Equations: An Algebraic Proof
Hi, Can anyone please supply me with an algebraic proof for the transformer equation? ie - Vp/Vs = Np/Ns. Also, can anyone prove the other transformer equation VpIp = VsIs WITHOUT using the theory of conservation of energy as a basis? Please do it the algebra using other formulae, etc...- Cheman
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- Formulae Magnetic Proof
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- Forum: Electromagnetism