Phyics Definition and 55 Threads
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Help with educational research!
Hi all, I am in the process of adding physics to my teachable subjects, and I have a project due soon where I have been asked to improve upon a Leaving Certificate Physics experiment. The only thing is I haven't actually taught physics yet, and was wondering if any teachers could share their...- EricaC
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- Phyics Physics teacher Teachers Teaching
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Measurement technology textbook problems
1) Describe the Wheatstone bridge circuit and its condition for balance 2) What is shown in the figure? Explain its operating principle. Derive the relationship between the mechanical and electrical parameters. 3) We are measuring three-phase power using the Aron connection (2-wattmeter...- NotFivehead
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- Measurement Measurement problem Phy homework Phyics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Measurement technology textbook problems
1) Describe the Wheatstone bridge circuit and its condition for balance 2) What is shown in the figure? Explain its operating principle. Derive the relationship between the mechanical and electrical parameters. (Strain gauge belongs to task 2) 3) We are measuring three-phase power using the...- NotFivehead
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- Measurement problem measurement technology Phy homework Phyics Physical
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From Ecuador to develop the teaching of physics
I have a Master's degree in Pedagogy of Experimental Sciences, with a focus on Physics at the university level, and I enjoy innovating the teaching of this science and making my classes entertaining.- bvalarezoc
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- Phyics Teacher
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Paper 'helicopter' experiment - Adding Weight Decreases Flight Time?
Is the speed at which the paper helicopter falls due to its increased weight because gravity is stronger, or is it because air resistance is unable to keep it in the air because the weight is stronger than air resistance?- Mahid
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- Air resistance Gravity Helicopter Paper Phyics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Physics Need to consider my options
Hi, this semester is almost finished and I would like to consider my options. Here is some context about myself, I'm 24 physics major, got my degree in late 2022 from university of bahrain, and I'm still in Bahrain. At that time all I was thinking about was going to grad school and I did not...- sairoof
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- Career advice Phyics Teacher
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Physics Help for My Future Planning as a Physics Graduate
Hello, I am an undergraduate physics student, and I would like some guidance on 'what to do' once I finish my degree. Any suggestions?- Dani_318
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- help International student Job opportunities Phyics
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Deciding between Physics or Engineering after a very turbulent year
I'm new to this forum, so I hope I do everything correctly to get an answer because I am deeply in need for some guidance. I also hope I can explain myself in the clearest way. I'm a 20 year old student attending the first year in Computer and Electronics engineering. Since I was in high school...- fuzzie
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- Career advice Career change Engineering Phyics University
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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I enjoy complex problems in science
Male in my twenties, enjoying hard problems in engineering, mathematics, and physics.- Zapped17
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- Astrophisics Engineering Math and physics Phyics
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I What happens if you connect the ocean floor and the surface with a pipe?
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- Phyics
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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How to Solve Dynamics Exercise Involving Force Representation?
This is the exercise: [FONT=georgia]Please help me ( question 4 and 5). Here is my effort: First, I represented the forces on both objects. Then, i found F⁰ = 5N (question 1) After that, (question 2) + (question 3) I hope it's even correct.- srnixo
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- Homework Homework and exercise Phyics Physics 1 Physics homework
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I How is this the same as this? (two kinds of waves)
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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B Questions about the Universe: Positive & negative fields and effects
So I saw an article about the universe and lets say the article saied: the essence of the universe, which is impossible, as it has been proven that universal constants such as the gravitational constant and the speed of light indicate the existence of unified physical laws that govern the entire...- Muhammed20382
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- elecromagnetism Phyics Quantum mechaincs
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Vector Math Problem (Boat crossing a River)
My answer is 130.54... Is that correct?- zetlearn
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- Angle between vectors Phyics River Vector
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Understanding how time derivative = acceleration
I'm having a hard time understanding some concepts and would really appreciate some help(not super smart so I need some things basically dumbed down). In my physics lab we're going over Newton's Second Law. There's a statement in the lab papers I don't understand. It states "As you should know...- SlowLearner1218
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- Acceleration Derivative Math and physics Phyics Time Time derivative
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Taking the derivative of a function of a function
Summary:: According to Yale’s University PHYS: 200: v*(dv/dt) = d(v^2/2)/dt Could someone explain how has he reached that conclusion? He claims to be some standard derivation rules, but I can’t find anything about it. As much as I can tell: (dv/dt)* v = v’ * v = a* v thanks! [Moderator's...- ArisMartinez
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- Derivation Derivative Function Phyics
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Please check my solutions -- Mass being pulled with an angled rope
A block of mass M = 4 kg is pulled by a force F = 100 N forming an angle of 60 degrees with themhorizontal plane with friction coefficient 0.3. Determine the work of force F, friction force and normal force.- ZurraMath
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- Civil engineer Mass Mechancal engineering Phyics Rope
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Why a 20 Ohm lightbulb won't light up in a closed circuit?
When using the voltmeter and ammeter to investigate the circuit, it was found that the batter had a current of 0.67 A, the two 30 Ω bulbs had a current of 0.17 A, and the two 10 Ω bulbs had a current of 0.50 A. In terms of voltage, each bulb had a voltage of 5 V. When the switch was closed, the...- cbeck
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- Circuit Closed Light Lightbulb Ohm Phyics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Admissions Phyics REU personal statement critiques?
I just finished my personal statement for physics REU applications, and I was wondering if anyone would be willing to read it and give it some critiques or general advice. If accepted, this will be my first REU. I'm applying to 10 schools. Thanks! *** Physics never actually caught my eye until...- astroman707
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- Astronomy Internship Personal statement Phyics Physics Reu Summer internship
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Worksheet Problem about Power (average power of a car accelerating up a hill)
Homework Statement A 1130 kg car is initially at rest when it accelerates up a 21 m high hill. When it reaches the top of the hill it is traveling at 18 m/s. If it takes 6.5 s to reach the top of the hill, what was the average power of the car? Homework Equations W = Fd P = w/t The Attempt at...- Billy Jones
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- Car Hill Phyics Power
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Accelerator radiation protection program
Hi everyone, I have this question attached from the ABHP exam in part B you are asked to list and justify 4 major elements for accelerator radiation protection program for this specific facility, I have written some answers which are : 1) ALARA which includes : time distance shielding source...- Jhon81
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- Accelerator Health physics Phyics Program Protection Radiation
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Engineering Does an astrophysicist (PhD or post-doc) need computer engineering?
Does an astrophysicist in research areas such as cosmic structure and evolution, galactic archaeology, and/or black hole phenomena require extensive skills (i.e. undergraduate degree) in computer systems engineering/computer engineering? The idea is to do a combined degree with computer...- ScienceGuy42
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- Astrophysicist Astrophysics Computer Computer engineering Computer science Engineering Phyics
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A dinner plate, of mass 580 g is pushed .... find work/F
Homework Statement A dinner plate, of mass 580 g is pushed 90.0cm along a dining room table by a constant force of F = 3.60 N directed at angle theta = 24.0 deg below the horizontal. If the coefficient of kinetic friction between the plate and the table's surface is 0.440 determine a. the...- jfnn
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- Dynamic Force Mass Mechancis Phyics Plate Work
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How to find the wavelength of the sound of the tuning fork?
Homework Statement 1) find the wavelength of the sound of the tuning fork (cm) 2) what's the vertical distance x from the top of the pipe to the antinode above the pipe (cm) 3) find the frequency of the tuning fork (Hz) Homework Equations velocity = wavelength . frequency for pipe closed at...- Helly123
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- Phyics Sound Tuning Tuning fork Wavelength
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Total energy within a specific region.
Homework Statement A cubical region 1.0 m on a side is located between x=0 and x=1 m. The region contains an electric field whose magnitude varies with x but is independent of y and z: E=E0(x/x0), where E0 = 32 kV/m and x0 = 6.0 m . The answer needs to be in μ J. Find the total energy in this...- jlmccart03
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- Electric Energy Homework Phyics Specific Total energy
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Dispersion relation ~ modern phyics (solid state physics)
Homework Statement Which cannot be the structure of two acoustic branches, nor three acoustic branches? Simple cubic, FCC, BCC, diamond cubic, NaCl lattice Homework Equations N/A http://solid.fizica.unibuc.ro/cursuri/solid_en/curs_solid_EN.pdf#page=61...- adamaero
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- Crystal lattice Dispersion Dispersion relation Phyics Physics Relation Solid state Solid state physics State
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Prereqs for learning particle physics?
I want to start studying particle physics on my own and wanted to know what the prerequisite are? I'm in my second year of college and have finished Calc. 3 and Physics with calc. 3. I'd also be interested in textbook recommendations.- ChrisPI
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- Education Particle Particle physics Phyics Physics Prerequisites
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Calculating Wing Lift with a DIY Scale and Air Supply
Hi! I have attached a small sheet of wood to a stand and then all of it to a scale. After that with a air supply I've made wind go through the "wing". Due to lift, the scale showed up a negative value. Knowing that value, is it possible to calculate the lift of the wing? Thank you -
Programs Is a Minor in Mathematics Worthwhile for a Physics Major?
My first 2 years in college I was a little lost in what I wanted to do so I completed almost all of my generation ed classes. I finally realized I love physics, I am interested in astrophysics although I know I have time and opportunities to change my mind . Happily I attend a school with a...- LeftMyHeartInErebor
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- Mathematics Minor Phyics
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What is the wavelength of light used in Young's double-slit experiment?
Homework Statement A student performing Young's experiment with a single-colour source finds the distance between the first and the seventh nodal lines to be 6.0 cm. The screen is located 3.0 m from the two slits. The slit separation is 2.2 x 10^2 nanometres. Calculate the wavelength of the...- Hannahj1
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- Phyics Slit Wave
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I passed 10th and preparing for IIT. Which books help me to.
I am new here- Anmol Sharma
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Help with questions on becoming a surgeon?
Im almost 16 and in 10th grade and I am very interested in biology/human anatomy. But when i was in 9th grade i was homeschooled and it wasnt for me and i ended up procrastinating to the point were i was kicked out in the middle of the second semester (but you need to finish the whole semester...- lexie99o
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- Biochemistry Biology Doctor High school Phyics School
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Conservation of Momentum in Explosions
Homework Statement Cart 1 and cart 2 are initially at rest, and after the explosion the momentum of the two carts was the same. If the two carts were moving at some initial speed v0 before the explosion: would the momentum of the two carts still be equal? Homework Equations Momentum. mvi=mvf...- anton717
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- Conservation Conservation of momentum Explosions Momentum Phyics
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Is Geiger Counter Count Rate Equivalent to Radioactive Source Activity?
I'm doing high school physics and if a question says something like: A radioactive source gives count rate of 110 counts per second Can you say that the ACTIVITY is also 110 bq? My second question is how would a gieger counter detect gamma radiation? It is the least ionising of all three...- Rohan1997
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- Activity Alpha Beta Gamma Phyics Radiation Rutherford
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Some advice for a perspective student in phyics?
Hello fellow phyisics geeks, I am quite happy to finally find a forum in which the topic of physics is commonplace. I have am new here posting, but I have been reading posts here for a while. I do have some questions that I would really appreciate some help with. First a little about myself...- 4speed390
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- Perspective Phyics Student
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History Experiments and history of phyics
Hi To gain a more intuitive understanding of physics, I want to learn about the experiments that led to the formulations of the theories. What books can you guys recommend?- Avatrin
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- Experiments History Phyics
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Calculus vs. algebra based phyics 2 (electricity and magnetism)
I am a biochemistry major and I need to take the first two introductory physics courses as a prerequisite to physical chemistry. I can take regular pchem, which requires calculus based physics or pchem for biochemists, which only requires the algebra based physics. With the way my university...- ddkk
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- Algebra Biochemist Calculus Electricity and magnetism Magnetism Phyics
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Rearranging Young's Modulus Equation for Force: Help Needed!
Homework Statement Hi all I'm new and wondering if you could help me rearrange this equation for a Young Modulus question: Homework Equations Equation for Young Modulus is E = F*L/A*ΔL * is multiplied / is divide How can I make F the subject of this equation? The Attempt at a...- tommowg
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Derive that the lagrangian in classical phyics is L=T-V
Hey, can somebody show me how to derive that the lagrangian in classical phyics is L=T-V i have seen this formula so many times, but i have no idea where it really comes from?- Gavroy
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- Classical Derive Lagrangian Phyics
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OUNT OF HEAT THAT FLOWS DURING THE EXPANSION
Homework Statement 3 Moles of a monotomatic ideal gas undergo an isothermal (T=50 Degrees Clecius) reversible expansion from a volume of 3m^3 and a pressure P1 to a volume V2 and a pressure P2. The gas does 9.7kJ of work in the expansion. Find: a) the pressure P1 b) The volume V2 c) The...- coffeem
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- Phyics Thermal
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Calculate the avg speed phyics help
"Calculate the avg speed" phyics help Homework Statement A caiman swims 190 meters at a speed of 6 m/s. It then enters a stream and slows to 4 m/s for 340 meters. What is the average speed of the crocodile? 10 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer. Homework Equations The Attempt...- deaninator
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- Phyics Speed
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How can I study physics without getting a second undergrad degree?
Hi, I have a problem. I have a bachelors in Geography and I am going for my masters in Geography in the fall. I LOVE this subject so I am planning on finishing it. However, lately I have become more interested in hard science and I want to study physics. How can I accomplish this? I know...- EnzGemini
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- Phyics Study
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Computer knowledge for theoretical phyics
Hello! I am going to do bachelors in theoretical physics in next year,so I want to know what kind of computer knowledge needs for theoretical physics (I mean even fast typing programming) Thanks Have a nice day and happy x'mas!- Bradwast88
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- Computer Knowledge Phyics Theoretical
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Courses Help with learning phyics over the course of the year
Hey guys, I'm starting my sophomore year in high school this week and I'm intending to study for the physics olympiad for the next two years but I had a question about how to manage my work load. I already get a lot of work as I go to one of those competitive high schools, but I'm making it my...- discordplus
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- Course Phyics Year
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How Do You Calculate Tension and Speed in Circular Motion?
Homework Statement A 240 g block on a 58.0 cm-long string swings in a circle on a horizontal, frictionless table at 85.0 rpm. A. What is the speed of the block? B. What is the tension in the string? Homework Equations Look at the link in #3. The Attempt at a Solution I'm not...- krej
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- Circular Circular motion Motion Phyics
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I used to be good at phyics, but
I used to be good at phyics, but... That was 1987! I was at the range the other day with some guys when the question of maximum cannon range came up. I knew it had to be 45 degrees but that was all I could remember. Homework Statement A cannon fires a 1kg iron ball at a 45 degree angle...- aviodont
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What do people think of the Physics department at Hull?
I got an offer to do Physics and nanotechnology from Hull (one of the only 4 places that do the course i want to do) and i wanted to know what people think of the physics department there. I'm not going to get three A's and get into birmingham currently the grades I'm aiming for are BCC in IT...- groom03
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Programs Second Degree in Physics: Benefits for EE Career?
Hi everyone, So I am a college junior in Electrical Engineering. After getting my B.S. in Electrical Engineering, I plan on getting a master's degree in Nuclear Engineering. What came to my mind the other day is that I could get a second B.S. in Physics with the addition of the following...- aliaze1
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- Degree Phyics
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Grade 11 Physics Project: Build Car to Go Farthest Displacement Under 1m
I have my final Assignment for my Grade 11 Physics Class, We have To Build A car that will Go The " Farthest In Displacement" , it must not be bigger that 1 meter in any measurement. There must be no electronics( motors, nos) but it must be powered by a 1kg weight. Any ideas? I'm...- Cassie-Cove
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- Phyics Project
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AS Phyics Coursework-Sensor Project
Homework Statement Hey guys, firs post here, like to say this seems to be nice forum, very helpful and friendly, hopefully It'll help me for months to come, and I can help as well. Suprised not to see any other topics on this, either that or my searching skills are naff, but down to business...- Padster
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- Phyics Project
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help