Mass Definition and 1000 Threads

The set-up of the system is like the following: The thing is, a weight was attached to the meter stick and it was placed in different locations. Then the system composed of the meter-stick and the added weight was then released and the time it took for the meter stick to hit the floor was...

My chemistry teacher gave me this problem. I tried and tried, but I couldn't figure it out and the deadline is tomorrow. Please help me out here friends. 1. This is the problem : In a compound which is made of element Y, weight percentage of Y is 72% and N( Nitrogen) is 28%. Also, 3 Y atoms...

Homework Statement A water tank with a total mass of m0 is moving on a horizontal road with a coefficient of friction equals to μ. At t=0 water starts to come out of the tank with a velocity equal to u0 in relation to the tank. Each second the mass of water that comes out is λ. Find the...

Homework Statement A cart with no motor moves on a plane. At t=0 it has a mass equal to m0 and some velocity. Each second sand with a mass of α comes out of the cart with a velocity of 0 in relation to the plane. What is the equation of motion of the cart? Answer: dV/dt=αv(t)/(m0-αt) Homework...

The board is 4m and has 2 supports: support 1 exerts 5400N and support 2 exerts 6000N before the diver performs the dive. Neglecting the mass of the board, what is the force on the board due to the weight of the diver? My attempt at this question: FS2 - FS1 = 6000 - 5400 = 600N But I'm having...

Homework Statement A cylinder with a mass of M and radius R is attached to a spring with a constant of k. The attachment always stays the same as described in the picture. The cylinder is moved to the right and the released, and it rolls without slipping (pure rolling). What will be the...

Hello my fellow scientists! This is my first post on this forum, but most certainly not my last. I am relatively new to physics. I mean, i understand the basics. I would like to make it my hobby. You know, really find a passion for the physics. BTW, i am from the Netherlands, so please do not...

<< Mentor Note -- thread moved from the Introductions forum to the technical forums >> Hello there, This is my first post, I find myself often wondering about the universe and how it works, and there are a couple of things I just can't wrap my head around. According to wikipedia the force that...

Hey guys What's is the formula to find the force(torque) to throw a mass in the air that is 500kg/m(3) with 2 pulley and a belt. Thanks

Homework Statement The density of a rod in function of space is given as ##\rho (x)=\frac{c}{x^2}## 1. What kind of density is this? 2. What is the dimension of ##c##? 3. What is the mass of the rod in the intervals - [1 m, 2 m], - (1 m, 2 m), - (0 m, 1 m), - [0 m, 1 m]? 4. Can a plate with...

Homework Statement I have a double incline mass problem where Φ=43° and θ=20°, mass_A=1.00kg and they are connected by a massless string where the net force of each block is equal to 0. Homework Equations I believe I am to use Newton's 2nd law to find the force of the tension which I have next...

Hello everyone, Any object has a gravitational potential energy as a function of the distance from the Earth (R). Does this energy depend only on the rest mass of the object; or one must take into account it's relativistic mass? In other words, if we imagine two identical bullets on the top...

My smartphone has an accelerometer inside it. Does the phone itself and the proof mass of the accelerometer feel the same acceleration OR do they feel the same force, when I apply a force to my phone? I think they feel the same acceleration, F=ma. Force felt by proof mass and the force felt by...

Hi! I have a question about escape velocity. If a planet is bigger and have a greater escape velocity than another planet. Do this effect the density of the bigger planet in any way? Or do we have to know the mass of the bigger planet to know if the density is larger or lower for this planet?

I came across a question on PSE. I am not sure its a violation to ask the same question here, but there's no answer to the question in there so I wanted to ask it here. Quoting his question,"Since the universe has a positive cosmological constant, there is an upper limit on the mass of the...

Homework Statement A 35 kg mass is being raised by a cable with decreasing speed. At the instant the upward velocity has a magnitude of 1.6 m/s and the downward acceleration has magnitude of 1.2 m/s2, what is the tension of the cable? m=35 kg v=1.6 m/s a= -1.2 m/s2 g= 9.81 m/s2 Homework...

I have started hosting a "scence open mic" and the first one last month was very successful so I'm doing it again. We had about 30 people show up and 5 presenters including myself giving up to an 18 minute talk on anything science. It was a great experience and I encourage others to try it in...

Hello everyone, I am new here, and wondering if anyone would have some knowledge on a current problem I have been working on. I am trying to create time- and frequency domain 3D models of an object hanging using a spring from a fixed point within a shell. I am trying to figure out how the...

if the first stage provides a thrust of 6.05 mega-Newtons [MN] and the space shuttle has a mass of 4,520,000 pound-mass [lb Subscript m], what is the acceleration of the spacecraft in miles per hour squared [mi divided by h squared]? Equation: F=ma conversions: 1000m=0.621mi 3600s=1 hour I'm...

Hi everyone! I'm currently strudying some astrophysical equation of states, some stuff about Fermi's gas and I'm kinda confused about the relation between the energy density and the mass density, $$ \frac{\epsilon}{c^2}=\rho. $$ I don't get why they do not use whole $$...

Homework Statement If a spring is loaded with a mass, the spring being completely vertical and the mass hanging below it there would be an extension in the spring relative to the mass applied/force applied according to hookes law. If the same spring was not vertical but coiled (similar to a...

Homework Statement 180kmol/hr of a three component mixture made up of 60 mol % A, 25 mol % B and 15 mol %. Component A is the most volatile ,component C is the least volatile. The mixture is to be passed through a 2 stage distillation process. 80% of component C leaves the bottom of the first...

The current definition of Gravity is: The force of attraction between bodies as a result of their mass. Gravity affects both the space and time of the area surrounding a mass, diminishing with distance, so is the current accepted definition truly accurate? Do I have the correct definition and if...

Homework Statement An insulated beaker with negligible mass contains a mass of 0.350 kg of water at a temperature of 76.5 °C. How many kilograms of ice at a temperature of − 23.9 ∘C must be dropped in the water to make the final temperature of the system 40.0 ∘C? Take the specific heat for...

Hello, I have a question about secondary ions entering a mass filter in Secondary Ion Mass Sprectrometry (SIMS). We know that secondary ions are sputtered from surface of studied sample. Those secondary ions are entering a mass filter which sort them out due to their mass/charge ratio. After...

Homework Statement if the black dot is assumed by (0,0).find the center of mass coordinate of this triangle [/B] i'm sorry but since the pic won't show ill attach the link here https://ibb.co/4Ptw5T7 <Moderator's note: picture added> Homework Equations centroid is 2/3 of median [/B] using...

The answer is 3.079*10^-26 kg I tried doing E=mc^2 20*10^9*1.602*10^-19=m*(3*10^8)^2 m=3.56*10^-26 kg However when I do E=γmc^2 I get the correct answer. Is the question wrong, because isn't it 20 GeV of kinetic energy, not total energy?

Hello everyone, Homework Statement How many kilograms of lpg will you use if you heat 5 litres of water from 20C to 90C everyday for 30 days and how much will that cost if a 12.5kg cylinder is 1750 Rupees The attempt at a solution To heat 1 liter of water by 1C requires 4.18kJ so you then...

Is there any evidence that objects moving increasingly closer to light speed gain gravitational mass, in the sense of attracting surrounding (and not co-moving) masses more strongly, rather than solely possessing the increased inertial mass implied by the greater force necessary to...

I'm having trouble with this simulation I was given by my teacher, any help with how I should go about this?https://www.thephysicsaviary.com/Physics/APPrograms/MassOfPlanet/index.html

Are there any theories on Blackholes becoming so massive that the forces generated by the matter within them exceeds the forces compressing them and the tipping point leads to a Big Bang?

Hi, How is the inertial force Fi (acceleration) when the system is vertical. I noted Fi_horizontal=m.a, Ff=mg.μ.cos(Θ) et Fg=mg.sin(Θ) .

It’s essentially a question about cross product identities. I want to analyze a problem in a frame of reference which is rotating with angular velocity ##\vec \Omega## relative to an inertial frame. In this non-inertial frame, we have a rigid body rotating with constant angular velocity ##\vec...

Homework Statement A child's toy consists of a piece of plastic attached to a spring in the figure below. The spring is compressed against the floor a distance of 2.00 cm, and the toy is released. If the toy has a mass of 117 g and rises to a maximum height of 45.0 cm, estimate the force...

Based on the exponential growth of time dilation 0.0 - 1.0 if given the radius of an object how do you calculate the mass of the object? Time dilation is a function of gravity. Which can be thought of as escape velocity from a gravitational field. So if you have to achieve .866 c to escape...

What is the mass of all photons emitted in the universe since the Big Bang?

[Mentors' note: There's no template because this thread was moved from General Physics. The specification of the problem seems adequate without the template] Hi everyone, I am working through stuff based on the Millikan Oil Drop experiment. There is a question that asks to determine the mass...

Homework Statement A system consists of a mass m moving in one dimension and attached to a rigid wall by a spring having stiffness constant ##K##, as shown. The mass is subjected to a constant force ##F##, and is in equilibrium with the surroundings at a temperature ##T##. The partition...

I have made an attempt at the question below and just wanted to check if my thinking was correct or totally wrong. Thank you in advance! 1. Homework Statement In a simple model of a star, the density is described as ρ=ρ0(1-r/R), where R is the stellar radius, and ρ0 is the central density...

Does a photon have mass?

Hello everyone, Can the mass flow rate of air by a propeller connected to an engine through a small tube change if the rpm of the propeller is increased?

I have studied that mass transfer is of two types Molecular mass transfer(diffusion) Eddy diffusion then in later portion of the book I found that there is convective mass transfer too, I wanted to ask if both convective mass transfer and eddy diffusion are same ? I read this equation N_i =...

How could we detect negative mass matter? The only proposal I've ever heard of is that we could detect there's a cutoff frequency in the gravitational waves we receive, due to attenuation of those lower frequency waves by negative matter. Are there more experiments that could be conducted...

does somebody with a negative mass create a white hole instead of a black hole because of its anti gravity property.

Homework Statement Does amplitude of an oscillating spring with an attached block depend on the block's mass? Assuming the spring has spring constant 'k' and obeys Hooke's law. How would the amplitude of the oscillating spring system be affected if the mass of the block were...

In most treatments of the mass renormalisation in dim reg, I see sources find the mass counter term by extracting the coefficient of e.g the ##m^2## term accompanied by a pole in epsilon. I know the mass counter term is found by placing an X on diagrams where there is usually a self energy...

Homework Statement Two bodies with an equal mass of M are attached by a pole with no mass with a length of L. The system is placed on a horizontal table and at first it is at rest. At t=0 a bullet with a mass of m hits the pole, as described in the picture. The collision is completely elastic...

Homework Statement A piece of lead of mass 1.5 kg is suspended from a light spring. A copper sphere of mass 2.5 kg is suspended by keans of a thread as attatched to the lead. The thread is then burnt. Calculate the acceleration of each mass at the instant the thread snaps Homework Equations...

I've heard the statement that by computing just the leading-order (tree level) diagrams of a process and then computing the derivative of this result with respect to the mass should correspond to the evaluation of the mass counter term diagrams. Can someone explain why this statement is...

From a frame of reference outside of a gravitational field, does the mass of an object near a gravitational field increase?