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How much energy is required to double the radius of a uniformly dense stellar object? Express the answer in terms of mass and the radius of the object.
Potential energy increase of an expanding stellar object
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The discussion revolves around the energy required to double the radius of a uniformly dense stellar object, focusing on the relationship between mass and radius. The context is primarily homework-related.
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- One participant asks for the energy required to double the radius of a uniformly dense stellar object, seeking an expression in terms of mass and radius.
- Another participant questions whether the inquiry is a homework problem.
- A subsequent reply confirms that it is indeed a homework question.
- Participants emphasize the importance of showing an attempt at solving the problem before seeking help.
- There is a suggestion to repost the question in the homework forum with an effort included.
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Participants generally agree on the need for the original poster to demonstrate their understanding and effort in solving the problem, but there is no discussion on the physics of the problem itself.
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Is this your homework?
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Clint0
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Yes it is.
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Take a look at the guidelines here:Clint0 said:
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/homework-help-guidelines-for-students-and-helpers.686781/
You need to show us your best effort at solving the problem yourself.
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DrClaude
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Please repost in the homework forum with an attempt at a solution.
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