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PhysicsForums effective reisistance of an unbalanced wheatstone bridge.  
00:32 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 32]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data I have an exam and therefore quick help is requested. I need a simple way to find out the resistance of an unbalanced wheatstone brid...
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PhysicsForums relative velocity  
00:32 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 7, Views: 267]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data Two cars, A and B, are traveling in the same direction, although car A is 186m behind car B. The speed of A is 24.4m/s, and the speed of B...
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PhysicsForums rocket problem  
00:32 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 20]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data In the first stage of a two stage rocket, the rocket is fired fro, the launch pad starting from rest but with a constant acceleration of 3...
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PhysicsForums Multiplying Vectors  
00:32 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 30]    By: Unnamed
untitled.JPG [http://www.physicsforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=10864&d=1189552591]> 1. Show that the area of the triangle contained between vector a and vector b and the red line is 1/2...
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PhysicsForums Vectors Question  
00:31 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 5, Views: 54]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data Vector A has a magnitude of 8.00 units and makes an angle of 45.0° with the positive x axis. Vector B also has a magnitude of 8.00 units...
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PhysicsForums Relative velocity problem. NEED HELP.  
00:31 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 44]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data A jet airliner moving initially at 300 mph due east enters a region where the wind is blowing at 100 miph in a direction 30° north of...
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PhysicsForums Modern Physics: Length Contraction  
00:31 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 60]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data A rod of length L_0 moves with a speed v along the horizontal direction. The rod makes an angle of LaTeX Source CodeThe following code w...
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PhysicsForums free fall, linear regression please help ASAP  
00:31 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 55]    By: Unnamed
1) To test the quality of a tennis ball you drop it onto the floor from a hieght of 4 m. it rebounds to a hieght of 2 m. if the ball is in contact with the floor for 12 ms, what is the magnitude of i...
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PhysicsForums Unit/Metric Conversions  
00:28 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 31]    By: Unnamed
Sorry if this is in the wrong forum but I do not know which section this would go into. My problem is Im having troubles understanding some of these questions that my teacher had given me. -How ...
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PhysicsForums Free Fall Question  
00:26 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 7, Views: 74]    By: Unnamed
I'm really bad at physics and never have time for study groups and was wondering if you guys/gals might be able to help me out with my problem. If a person steps off a building of height h, and fre...
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PhysicsForums Free falling object  
00:25 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 75]    By: Unnamed
A plane which is flying at constant speed v, and a height h, above the sea, must drop a bundle of supplies to a castaway of a small raft. a) write down Newtons second law for the bundle as it fall...
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PhysicsForums Question about gravity and falling  
00:25 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 54]    By: Unnamed
I haveve taken into to physics in high school and my teacher was a really great teacher but he was an @ss of a person. In my entire life i have never met someone so mean / ignorant to someone else so ...
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PhysicsForums Racing Hot Wheels cars  
00:25 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 10, Views: 50]    By: Unnamed
I'm interested in the physics behind racing Hot Wheels cars. When you release the cars from an incline, what makes some cars go faster than others? What would be the most important factor of a fast ca...
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PhysicsForums Landing a plane on water.  
00:25 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 6, Views: 77]    By: Unnamed
Is it possible to land a large plane on the water (in the ocean for example)? Im of course talking planes not meant for landing on the water. I am wondering whether the heavy weight of the water will ...
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PhysicsForums Statistics - A cars normal acceleration  
00:25 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 4, Views: 41]    By: Unnamed
Hello, I'm looking for some sort of velocity time graph/table, which illustrates how a car accelerates in a range of 5 seconds or so. I'm trying to figure out at what point the car's acceleration will...
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PhysicsForums Manual Water Pump  
00:23 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 3, Views: 47]    By: Unnamed
could anyone please tell me how a manual/hand water pump works? thanks...
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PhysicsForums Can Anyone Help ME?!  
00:19 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 43]    By: Unnamed
A mission critical manuver requiring precise orbit information is planned for 30 days from today. Unmodeled satellite drag effects may cause substantial problems producing large X-ray flares. It must ...
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PhysicsForums some homework advice  
00:17 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 41]    By: Unnamed
i have 5 ridles my teacher posts and i was wonder if somebody could help me and put in some adivce/tips. 1. If we push a crate at constant velocity, how do we know how much friction acts on the c...
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PhysicsForums Finding initial velocity  
00:14 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 8, Views: 97]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data A baseball thrown at an angle of 65.0 degrees above the horizontal strikes a building 16.0 m away at a point 5.00 m above the point from...
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PhysicsForums Flux  
00:13 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 7, Views: 51]    By: Unnamed
I have the hw problem below with which I'm totally stumped. Can anyone out there help me out? A small cube of volume 9.0 cm^3 is 0.30 cm from a metal sphere that has charge 3.00 coulombs. If the cu...
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PhysicsForums dipole momentum of the electrons  
00:12 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 19]    By: Unnamed
We know that same charges repel and opposite attract them selfs. So if the electrons have dipole magnetic momentum, how will they repel, if they get closer with their opposite poles of the dipoles? Th...
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PhysicsForums Topics re harmonic oscillators  
00:12 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 1, Views: 24]    By: Unnamed
Hi there I've heard from various applied mathematicians that the D.E. that models harmonic motion is one of the most important in physics...apparently it appears in nearly every conceivable field, ...
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PhysicsForums gravity  
00:09 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 2, Views: 31]    By: Unnamed
is there a situation where the gravity is negative for example(-0.1) and is it possible i think it is impassible but i have a Friend who believe it is possible so is it possible ?????? ...
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PhysicsForums Near "Normalization" calculation for given wavefunction  
00:09 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 22]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data A wave function is given by Y(E) = CEexp(-E/kt) 1. Find C so that Y(E) becomes Y0 where Y0 is a constant. 2. Calculate the mean...
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PhysicsForums Damped Oscillation  
00:09 12-Sep-07   [Replies: 0, Views: 5]    By: Unnamed
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data Given: "In a science museum, a 110 kg brass pendulum bob swings at the end of a 15.0-m-long wire. The pendulum is started at exact...
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