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need help please. thanks
evaluate and simplify. (8x/y) for x=10 and y=2
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Tell which real number corresponds to the situation:
During a month, a person withdraws $350. what is the corresponding # for
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what is between the helium particles in a helium filled balloon?
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A mass of 0.4 kg, hanging from a spring with a spring constant of 80 N/m, is set into an up-and-down simple harmonic motion.
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A multiple loop configuration is rotating at 60 Hz in a magnetic field of 0.12 T. The coil has an area of 0.0052 m2. How many
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I read this in a write-up of an experiment using atomic clocks:
To reveal these effects, required the use of highly accurate
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desperately seeking help. work must be shown. answer must be in simplest form. Thanks
1 1 _ X _ 2 2
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I have to find the relationship between these sequences, and express a generality. Could you help please.
1 + 3 + 5 + 3 + 1 = 3^2
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A compound containing 3 atoms of carbon and 8 atoms of hydrogen is combined in a reaction with oxygen molecules. The two end
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I'm reposting this, because Mathmate's answer hasn't directed me to the WHY? part of the question. Any prompts appreciated.
The
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I have this question to work on, and I don't know where to start investigating the answer:
The product of any two (whole) numbers
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If you’re asked to list for things can the way of your listing be vertical or horizon.
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Would someone check this please?
A circular loop of wire of radius 0.10 m and of resistance 2.0 x 10^−3 ohms is in a region
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The last stage in the fusion of hydrogen to form helium in the Sun involves the formation of an alpha particle (4He) from two
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Would someone check this please?
A circular loop of wire of radius 0.10 m and of resistance 2.0 x 10^−3 ohms is in a region
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The last stage in the fusion of hydrogen to form helium in the Sun involves the formation of an ƒ¿-particle (4He) from two 3He
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Would someone check this please?
A circular loop of wire of radius 0.10 m and of resistance 2.0 �~ 10−3 ƒ¶ is in a region
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In an elastic collision:
mass a is 1kg, and is moving at 100ms^1 in the +ve x direction when it hits mass b, 10kgs at rest.
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Would someone check my thinking please.
A solid sphere (mass, r, and moment of inertia given) is rotating at a given angular
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Keplers third law I understand.
T^2/a^3 of one planet = T^2/a^3 second planet. But I can't do the algebra to solve for the second
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If a sample of an ideal gas is heated at a constant volume, I believe its entropy will increase.
Am I right? Thanks.
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I know that to solve:
f=1 over 2 pi sqrt LC for C, I have to use C= 1 over L(2 pi f)^2 Can someone take me through the
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Would someone explain entropy in simple terms please. Thanks.
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I think that:
psi= A sin kx; is a solution to Schrodinger's time independent eqn for a particle confined: a) within an infinite
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If energy is 1/2 mv^2; and m and v are always positive....
How come the ground state energy of Hydrogen is a minus value? Charlie
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I've just read that the centripetal force on an electron is mv^2/r; and that this is also equal to the electrostatic force
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I think I can rearrange the Lorentz contraction equation, solving for v using:
v=sqrt[1-(L/Lo)^2] x c^2 Would someone check my
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The answer was incorrect and that is why I am asking again Mr. Parsley
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In the number 268,743 how many times greater than the 3 is the 6?
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write the next four letters in this sequence A B Z Y C D
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Reposted under Physics...
I've tried for hours to solve for v, but can't get the rearranging right. I'm using L= Lo sqrt 1-
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I've tried for hours to solve for v, but can't get the rearranging right.
I'm using L= Lo sqrt 1- v^2/c^2 Can anyone suggest the
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In the number 268,743 how many times greater than the 3 is the 6
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I need to calculate the magnification, m of an objective lens, so I can then x it by the eyepiece value for M to get the total
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Ms Writeacher my math work book which is a fifth grader Harcourt Math Practice Workbook does not say what Tues so my mon think
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the response from Ms writeacher did not show the answer
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kirk grew a crystal in science class. On monday it was 13/16 inch tall. it had grown 1/4 inch bet friday and monday. It had
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what is the value of 4 in 0.045
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Can the magnitude of a magnetic field be negative?
If we consider an electron in a mag field, using r=mv/qB, the negative charge
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In a 9V circuit, all the resistors are 20 or 40 kilo Ohms.
Convention says that calcs should therefore be quoted to 1 sig fig,
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In a 9V circuit, all the resistors are 20 or 40 kilo Ohms.
Convention says that calcs should therefore be quoted to 1 sig fig,
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(1) 2 particles of equal mass are fixed at X=0 and another +ve point on the x axis.
No other grav influences are in the system.
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(1) 2 particles of equal mass are fixed at X=0 and another +ve point on the x axis.
No other grav influences are in the system.
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A 9v circuit charges a capacitor to steady state. Then the switch is opened.
All resistance units in kilo-ohms: 2 rsistors, 20
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If I have a 9V circuit, with:
2 resistors in parallel; followed by: 2 single resistors in series; and I calculate the effective R
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I need to calculate the closest two parallel plates can get before they spark
I have the voltage, and will use E=V/dist
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I'm stumped:
So bringing it back to the top. Hope that's ok! 2 charges, Q1 and Q2, equal magnitude, but different signs (not
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I'm stumped:
2 charges, Q1 and Q2, equal magnitude, but different signs (not assigned) lie on a line, x axis, a known distance
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would I be correct if I explained the 3 expressions in Bernoulli's equation as representing:
P is the pressure 1/2*rho*v squared
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Hi
if I divide a molar mass of an element by Avogadro's number (63022X10^23) will i have the mass of 1 atom of the element?
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Hi
if I divide a molar mass of an element by Avogadro's number (63022X10^23) will i have the mass of 1 atom of the element?
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If 2 samples of nitrogen (different PVTs) are separated by a conductive barrier, they will eventually achieve equilibrium, I
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Would someone check my thinking please.
PVT of an ideal gas (nitrogen) are all given. I've used PV=nRT rearranged to get the
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For a child's swing in lightly damped SHM, I am given the time period and a value for g; (as well as the mass.)
with just these,
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For a child's swing in lightly damped SHM, I am given the time period and a value for g; (as well as the mass.)
with just these,
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2 spheres, of unequal masses, hang on strings and are touching. Sphere a is pulled back to the left, string taught, and
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A pendulum of a given mass is pulled back through a given vertical height and released to swing back down to a 'wall' where it
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A pendulum of a given mass is pulled back through a given vertical height and released to swing back down to a 'wall' where it
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Am self studying SHM, so sorry for the elementary questions.
Would someone check/confirm some facts i think I've learned please.
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Whether or not it'll help me, am i safe to deduce that:
If a simple pendulum is released from rest at time t=0; from a
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If a space station must
"provide one sixth the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity on Earth" Can I use 9.81ms^-2/6 or is
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I have to do calculations based upon a bow shooting an arrow vertically, and I have to state any assumptions i'm making.
Am I
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what's the most commonly overlooked reason for forgetting?
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what are 3 types of symbiosis
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in to kill a mocking bird who leaves their shoes at the school??? who does scout escort home?? whoes education does atticus help
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why are the lengths of days in spring and autumn the same?
if the sun does not set, why is it so cold?
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Sorry, you're so quick, I took one of your answers for another question!
Finally, Therefore, given my scenario, I could use the
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If I have a function f(x), and am given its derivative, f'(x): may I take it as a given that f(x) is an integral of f'(x).
My
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complete subject and simple subject of this sentence.
Ties in fancy boxes are gifts for some valentines.
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complete subject and simple subject of this sentence.
They can be funny or serious.
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whats another word for private?
http://www.answers.com/private Scroll down and look for <b>synonyms</b>. =)
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What caused the British government to take action with regard to the atrocities committed in the Congo by King Leopold's
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Offer evidence to prove that the Congo Free State violated Articles I,V,and VI of the Berlin Act of 1885.
Check this answer.
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given: 1st derivative is
2(2-3x-2x^2)/(1+x^2)^2 (quotient rule) I've found the stationary points to be x=1/2 and x=-2 Am I on the
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Can someone point me to a starting point in graphing
f(x)= 25/cos x If it weren't a fraction and a cosine, I'd try to build a
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hello,
i am having trouble with this problem. Calculate the average force of friction acting on a wood block as it is propelled
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Please help i am on a dead line and am stuck on this question,
Gametes produced in the process of meiosis in humans (chromosome
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Thank you for answering my question.
Can you steer me to making a quadratic from 1/4(x+3)^2-4 Then I can get the intercepts.
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I'm trying this again, I'd like the quadratic form, so i can then work the intercepts myself. SO:
what's the quadratic form of
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what's the quadratic form of
1/4(x+3)^2-4 I need it to find the intercepts of the parabola it describes. Check: I think the
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