Physics For Scientists And Engineers 6E By Serway And Jewett problem solution

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The discussion centers on obtaining the solution to problem 70 from chapter 8 of "Physics For Scientists And Engineers 6E" by Serway and Jewett. The original poster has attempted the problem and seeks confirmation of their solution, noting that their edition only includes answers to odd-numbered problems. Participants emphasize the importance of sharing methods rather than outright solutions, advocating for collaborative problem-solving.

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Would someone, please, give me the solution to the problem 70 of chapter 8 of the book: Physics For Scientists And Engineers 6E By Serway And Jewett.
I solved the exercise, just wish to be sure I did it correct.

My book has only solutions to odd-numbered problems.

If this post violates the policy of PF, I am sorry, that was not my intention.
 
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If you show us what you did we can comment on it.
 
I have the solution, but I don't think I'm allowed to post it.

Just give me the answer you got and I'll tell you if you're right.
 
Post the question, and we'll help you with the method. We absolutely do not post solutions to questions outright.

- Warren
 

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