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Thanking Veterans: A Show of Appreciation
I'm thankful for your service :approve:.- lisab
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Need some help with wave function/QM properties. Thanks
Can someone explain the following statement for me? The best you can, would really appreciate it. "A wave function or wavefunction is a probability amplitude in quantum mechanics describing the quantum state of a particle and how it behaves. " I am trying to learn/understand how something...- nukeman
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- Properties Thanks Wave
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Related rates Balloon question. Thanks
Homework Statement Air is being pumped into a spherical balloon. Suppose we know the surface area of the balloon increases at a rate of 20cm^2/s when its radius is 4cm. What is the rate its volume is changing at that instant?Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I went... dv/dt = 4∏...- nukeman
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- Balloon Thanks
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Squeeze theorem trig question. Please and thanks
Homework Statement Ok, you can see the question and how far I got from the image. Lim x--> infinity So, let's take the LEFT side: how does 3x-1 / x turn into just 3? I know the answer is 3, but from where you can see in the pic, that is where I get stuck, and don't know how to go on...- nukeman
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Archived Please help with these two projectile motion problems, thanks
[SIZE="5"]#1: Homework Statement A projectile is launched at an angle of 64.9 degrees with the horizontal (x axis) at some unknown velocity. After 4.6 seconds, the object's angle of trajectory is 40.3 degrees above the horizontal. What is the object's vertical displacement at this time in...- shaunamariexx
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion Thanks
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How Can I Get Help with Physics Problems Online?
i have some physics problems, please help me, thanks! Question 1: Question 2: Question 3:- lqq889
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- Physics Physics problems Thanks
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How Has PF Changed My Life Over Two Years?
It's been two years as of two days ago that I joined you all here on PF. In that time I have gone through several life changes, including leaving the active duty air force and moving to Arizona. I don't think I can describe the impact this forum and all you wonderful people have had on me in a...- Drakkith
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Composite function help ? - Thanks
Homework Statement Here is the problem: Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I need help RIGHT from step one. Now, step one I would suppose I need to evaluate g(x) ? Which, would be x must be greater than or equal to -5. Correct? Then what?- nukeman
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- Composite Composite function Function Thanks
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Simple factoring question here: Thanks
Homework Statement Ok, just doing a re-fresher here! 2x^2 - 7x - 2 Factor it... First, let me ask you guys, when you see this, what is the FIRST thing you think of doing? The Attempt at a Solution For me... And I do not think this is correct. I would first automatically...- nukeman
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- Factoring Thanks
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Simple question: Find equation of a line thru 2 points. Thanks.
Homework Statement Just doing some review, and I keep getting the wrong answer. Can someone explain this for me please? The equation of the straight line through the points (-2; 1) and (2; 3) is Book says the correct answer is 2y = x + 4 What are the steps to get 2y = x + 4 ...- nukeman
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- Line Points Thanks
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How to get initial and final velocity? thanks
Homework Statement a human cannonball in 1940 soared over three ferris wheels, each 18 meters high covering a horizontal distance of 10.63 meters. Assuming that the point of projection is 2.50 meters above the ground and that he landed safely on a net placed at the same level, find his initial...- jamesblim168
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- Final Final velocity Initial Thanks Velocity
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Appreciating the Hard Work of PF Mentors - old jim
you folks do a lot of work that many of us seldom see... cleaning up after trolls, gently advising advisors, keeping it a dignified place. Thank You ! old jim- jim hardy
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Physics Guidance to a physics future thanks
Hello every one, I do not know if this thread is in the right place, if it is not I can repost in appropriate place. I do not want to bother any admins or high users because of my error. I always had a passion for physics theoretic but never found myself good at math. Currently I am pushing...- Grengoshi
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- Future Guidance Physics Thanks
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Help: Question about Orbitals and Quantum numbers - Thanks
Homework Statement Assume that you travel through space to a strange universe where the allowable values for the quantum numbers are quite different from those in our own universe. In this new universe, s orbitals may contain a total of 2 electrons, p orbitals may contain a total of 4...- nukeman
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- Numbers Orbitals Quantum Quantum numbers Thanks
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Chemistry *Simple Molecular Formula question - Thanks
Homework Statement I have to write the formula for Chloroform. As seen in this image: Now I know it has 3 atoms of CL, 1 atom of C, and 1 atom of H. I know the answer is CHCl3 But...why is that order. Why not Cl3CH ? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- nukeman
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- Formula Molecular Thanks
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MATLAB How to simulate a Brushless dc motor drive in MATLAB/SIMULINK? thanks.
I have uploaded the journals which related to the brushless dc motor. I encountered the problems as i don't know how to simulate the voltage source inverter of the Brushless dc motor system (the generation of inverter line to line voltages) and the hysteresis current block. i really need help...- tonylim456
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- Brushless Dc Dc motor Drive Motor Thanks
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Using laplace transforms to solve IVPplease check work thanks
Homework Statement y' - 3y = 13cos(2t) y(0)=1Homework Equations y' = sY(s) - y(0)The Attempt at a Solution heres all my work.. i am confused as to why its not matching book solution.. i think (geussing) that I probably messing up the decomposition step..thanks for any help with this...- fufufu
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- Laplace Laplace transforms Thanks Work
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Will a 1 HP Electric Motor Match My Log Splitter's Performance?
RPM to Pulley Question Please Help Thanks! I have a log splitter that uses a gas engine 3600 RPM the drive pulley is 1.5"OD diameter and the driven pulley is 18.25" diameter (Super Splitter is the brand name) So from what i calculated was the driven pulley weighs in at 75lbs and spins at about...- SUPERSPLITTER
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- Pulley Rpm Thanks
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DE with initial conditions with repeated rootsplease check work thanks
Homework Statement 4y'' - 4y' + y = 0 y(1) = -4 y'(1) = 0 Homework Equations getting the coeff's gets messier and messier.. am i doing something wrong? The Attempt at a Solution 4y'' - 4y' + y = 0 y'' - y' - (1/4)y = 0 r_1 = r_2 = 1/2 general soln: y(t) = c_1e^(t/2) +...- fufufu
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- Conditions Initial Initial conditions Thanks Work
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Need help desciding if I am mechanical engineering material. Thanks
I have worked several different jobs, such as a mechanic for 7 years, logger for 4 years and a welder for 3 years. long stories for each, but i am mechanically inclined. Everywhere i have gone i have been able to look at different things and figure them out quickly, how to fix them and how they...- bmckin11
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- Engineering Material Mechanical Mechanical engineering Thanks
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Voltage Drop Between Sender & Receiver ( help needed , Thanks in advance )
Voltage Drop Between Sender & Receiver ...( help needed ASAP , Thanks in advance ) hello every body I'm EE student and I'm new member here ... in a deep need for your help & knowledge I'm doing some reading about the power transmitted from the sender to the receiver end , As we all know...- Serena_hm
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- Drop Receiver Thanks Voltage Voltage drop
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Simple Harmonic Motion Problem - Need help Thanks
Homework Statement Below is the image of the question I am having trouble with. B) and C) I need help with! Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Can anyone point me in the right direction? B and C are my trouble questions. I don't know how to prove that the...- nukeman
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- Harmonic Harmonic motion Motion Simple harmonic motion Thanks
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Frequency of oscillation (in Hz) question help Thanks
Homework Statement A 320 kg wooden raft floats on a lake in equilibrium. When a 75 kg man steps carefully onto the raft, it floats 3.5 cm deeper into the water. When he steps off, the raft oscillates for a while. I figured out that the force constant is 21,000 Nm - first off, is that...- nukeman
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- Frequency Oscillation Thanks
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*Simple frequency and period question - Thanks
Homework Statement Ok, below is the question. I am having trouble with getting started. Like the first steps. A and B are the questions I am having trouble with. "A 1.00 kg glider attached to a spring with a force constant of 25.0 N/m oscillates on a frictionless, horizontal air track. At t...- nukeman
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- Frequency Period Thanks
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Physics answers (i have a test tmrw and there is no key to this) thanks
Homework Statement http://bhs-jones-physics.wikispaces.com/file/view/torque+wkst.pdf questions 2 3 4 5 please!- hoopermk
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Add forces as vectors help - Thanks
Homework Statement I am not understanding this. This is the question, and the correct solutions for the question I need help with. I really don't understand how to get the answer here! Can anyone help me? First steps? Question: Answer: Homework Equations The...- nukeman
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- Forces Thanks Vectors
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HELP Stuck on an Infinite Series. Thanks
I have the infinite series... \sum n^n/n! somehow, I need to use the Ratio Test... and shoe that the resulting limit is equal to e. I can't figure out what I am doing wrong algebraically. Right now I have simplified this limit to lim((n+1)^n/n^n). Please Help... Thanks.- danerape
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- Infinite Infinite series Series Stuck Thanks
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Vector Notation with force and displacement help. Thanks
Homework Statement This is not a homework question, but rather a review question. I have the answer, ill post below, but have no idea how to get to the answer :) Question: "A constant force of 90.0N acts on a ball while it has a displacement of 1.40m at 10 degrees below the x-axis. The...- nukeman
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- Displacement Force Notation Thanks Vector Vector notation
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Work and net work question - Thanks
Homework Statement Here is the question: "A ball moves through the air, and experiences a force of air resistance, in addition to the force of gravity. While it moves, its total mechanical energy decreases by 15J, and its gravitational potential evergy decreases by 25J" A: What is the...- nukeman
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- Net Thanks Work
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Coefficient of Kinetic friction and Friction force help Thanks
Homework Statement Im working on some typical "Ramp being pulled up an incline" questions and have trouble understanding something. An example question where it stats a box is being pulled up a ramp like the image below: Image: http://i43.tinypic.com/jb486q.jpg Now, first: In order...- nukeman
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- Coefficient Force Friction Friction force Kinetic Kinetic friction Thanks
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Conservation of energy (Ramp question) - Thanks
Homework Statement Here is the question I am having issues with... Below are my questions regarding it. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Now when looking at this, first I would assume I use conservation of momentum. (K + Ug + Us)i = (K + Ug + Us)f + Ff d...- nukeman
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- Conservation Conservation of energy Energy Thanks
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Simple center of mass question - Thanks
Homework Statement Hey all. Below is the question and picture related to it. "Three uniform metre sticks each of mass M are attached together as follows: Stick 1 lies along the y-axis from y = 0 to y = 1.0m. Stick 2 lies along the x-axis from x = 0 to x = 1.0m. Stick 3 makes an angle of 60...- nukeman
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- Center Center of mass Mass Thanks
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Help with buoyancy question thanks
help with buoyancy question thanks! An object denser than water rests on the bot- tom of a container full of water. The object has volume V and a density p = 4 pw, where pw is the density of water. What supporting force N does the con- tainer bottom exert on the object, in terms of pw...- jlin94
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Totally elastic and momentum collision equation help Thanks
Homework Statement A 12kg wad of clay is hurled horizontally at a 100g wooden block initially at rest on a horizontal surface. The clay sticks to the block. After impact, the block slides 7.50m before coming to rest. If the coefficient of friction between the bloack and the surface is .650...- nukeman
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- Collision Elastic Momentum Thanks
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Calculating the Impulse (Magnitude and direction) question - Thanks
Homework Statement Below is a snapshot of the question I can't seem to solve. I can't seem to find in my textbook how to work out this problem...:( Any pointers? Thanks! Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- nukeman
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- Direction Impulse Magnitude and direction Thanks
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Help with oscillation problem thanks
help with oscillation problem! thanks i have no idea how to do this. could someone please explain how to do this. thank you, really appreciate it A mass of 311 g connected to a light spring of force constant 37.2 N/m oscillates on a horizontal, frictionless track. The amplitude of the...- jlin94
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- Oscillation Thanks
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Comp Sci Need help with C++ samples. Basic intro stuff. Thanks
Homework Statement I am getting ready for a midterm, and I got a list of stuff to study for the exam. Since I was put into the class late, I missed some intro stuff. Can some of you, whom probably know some good resources, give me a link or show me a sample code of the following: ...- nukeman
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Comp Sci My C++ simple program is not compiling - Need help, thanks
Homework Statement Ok, I just finished my code for my program. And its not compiling, and I am not sure what's wrong. Below is an image of the errors and the code. http://i55.tinypic.com/in8x0y.png And my full code is below here: MOD NOTE: I indented the code below to make it...- nukeman
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- C++ Program Thanks
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QUICK calculation help - Why is my equation not giving right answer? Thanks
Homework Statement Ok, I am doing a problem where I am finding the acceleration of a mass sliding down a ramp. I am now inputting the variables into Newtons 2nd law, and have the correct equation, but its not giving me the right answer. What am I doing wrong. Here is the quation...- nukeman
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Acceleration and Force question - Thanks
Homework Statement Image below shows the questions. I need help with B and C - Finding the acceleration and the force... Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I am not sure how to find acceleration going down a ramp. So, B and C- nukeman
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Comp Sci Simple c++ program error ? Help, thanks
Homework Statement Its a simple temp conversion program. NOW, my problem is when ever I enter a temperature to convert, it just keeps repeating NON stop until i hit ctr-C - Here is the code below. What am i missing and how do i fix this little error? / This program ...This program...- nukeman
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- C++ Error Program Thanks
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Tension in rope pulling up a bucket. Thanks
Homework Statement "A pail is suspended from a vertical rope, wrapped around a winch, so that the pail can be raised or lowered inside a well. The weight of the emply pail is 4 N. Suppose the pail is descending vertically with increasing speed. Is the tension in the rope larger than...- nukeman
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- Rope Tension Thanks
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My AA Degree - A Year of Learning and Thanks to PF!
I thought you all might want to take a look at this degree inferred on me from a prestigious community college :smile: , that finally appeared in the mail almost 6 months after I earned it. [PLAIN]http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/218/imag0058cg.jpg I don't think it's any big deal (worth...- QuarkCharmer
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Arithmetric Sequence word problem. Thanks
Homework Statement Ok here is the problem: 100 loaves of bread are to be distributed such that the quantities form an arithmetric sequence, among 5 people. The first 2 together receive 1/7 of the remaining 3, together. How much (loaves and fractions) does each receive? Homework...- nukeman
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- Sequence Thanks Word problem
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In diode why there is creation of depletion region?advanced thanks.
in diode why there is creation of depletion region? advanced thanks.- amaresh92
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Linear Algerbra Equation help Thanks
Linear Algerbra Equation help :) Thanks Homework Statement Problem 20. Solve for x : 1.25x − 6 = x 1.25x −x = 6 (1.25 − 1)x = 6 On combining the like terms on the left. .25 x = 6 x = 24. On multiplying both sides by 4. Homework Equations The Attempt...- GladToLearn
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Help can you please explain this to me thanks (it is all about vector )
this problem was discussed by our professor . but I am a lil bit confused on it ! thanks ! help ! FIVE COPLANAR FORCES ACT ON AN OBJECT AND THEIR RESULTANT ! our prof use this formula ! Bx=Bsin(degree) By=Bcos(degree) ANSER: VECTORS X-COMPONENTS...- donniemsb_12
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- Explain Thanks Vector
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Thanks for the Inspiration: A Tribute to the Internet
thanks for the inspiration. it would not be possible without the internet!- khemist
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- Internet Thanks
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Please help me question on the game theory, thanks
A person has a utility function defined over her wealth given by u(w)=ln(w). Her initial wealth is $2 and she faces a risky prospect in which she will lose $1 with probability 0.4 and gain $1 with probability 0.6. (i) Show that this person is risk averse by demonstrating that her utility...- coldway
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- Game Game theory Thanks Theory
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Simple X and Y intercept question - Thanks
Homework Statement Im doing functions, and graphing functions. Here is the question: Find the X intercepts, and Y intercepts of f(x) 2x^2 - x -1 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution So first finding the X intercepts, the first thing I do, is change it to: f(x) = 0 so, 2x^2 -...- nukeman
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