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What is the physical property that gravity has that enables it to make an object go faster or, if it is resting on the ground, have weight?
In General Relativity (as I understand it) objects in free fall move in geodesics. Thus an orbiting satellite moves in the curve around the planet that is...
Question:
A distance R is measured to be 3.400 ± 0.007m. What is the absolute uncertainty in R^−2?
Attempted solution:
Relative uncertainty: 2* (0.007/3.4) = 4.11E-3;
R^-2 = 3.4^-2 = 0.0865 m^-2;
Absolute uncertainty = R^-2 * relative = 0.0865 * 4.11E-3 = 3E-4 m^-2;
Any help would be greatly...
What is the physical property that gravity has that enables it to make an object go faster or, if it is resting on the ground, have weight?
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Hi I'm reading through a Quantum Mechanics textbook called Quantum Mechanics by Book by Alastair I. M. Rae and in the opening chapter it talks about the Heisenberg uncertainty principle and talks about how a measurement of position of a particle causes an uncertainty from the momentum due to the...
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In the Zermelo-Fraenkel axioms of axiomatic set theory we find:
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I'm starting to get into RF electronics, and an upcoming project involves the use of a power meter / SWR meter. How do we model a power meter in terms of an equivalent circuit? i.e. is it just another impedance? or a transformer? or does it not effect the circuit at all, so we just don't include...
Before I begin I have to note that my last thread of this kind got heavily moderated and closed because the moderators did not like the specific way in which I was formulating my questions, so now I want to clarify and reaffirm some of what I have learned through questions without making any...
Homework Statement
Shown in the figure
Homework Equations
W= (p2v2-p1v1) / (1-n)
The Attempt at a Solution
I am not sure where to start and where to use all the data given in the table. Please help.
It would be nice if someone could explain the basic nature of the steam turbine, how it...
Homework Statement
Hello to everyone who's reading. :)
I hope I posted this in the right place; while this is not exactly a homework problem, I am trying to improve my understanding of the background information before proceeding with course-style problems.
This post is because I'm trying to...
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I have looked over the types of generators used in most power plants (Hydro, Nuclear, coal etc) and with different sized and rotor rpm's they all basically share the same principle of operation if I'm not mistaken, which is that the rotor gets supplied via brushes and slip rings with a DC...
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I have been looking at understanding power for a simple energy generation concept, and I think that I originally made an error in my calculations because I wasn't considering the relative velocities. So I basically generated the force made by a kite in static conditions, but if I need to...
I am trying to get relay to come on when it gets dark outside this works with one LED and 600 ohm resistor but it does not seem to turn on relay I get 20 ma draw when applying 12 volts to coil it seems you need transistor or SCR to to turn on relay. Relay I think was from a TV it's only 1/2" X...
Homework Statement
Problem in Fig 2-18 and its solution:
Homework Equations
Passive Sign Convention, I think.
The Attempt at a Solution
Let's say i is counter-clockwise. Then, it's going from - to + of v_b. Why is there not an additional negative sign in computing p_b, and why is there one...
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In fields and waves and transmission lines
We have a attenuation constant formula with power relations:
1-
Alpha = 1/2R0(R+G|Z0|^2)
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Is there some common parameter for DC power supplies that provides the maximum oscillation amplitude allowable at the output?
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The average loss of energy in a material per unit length of a particle (in particular an electron, which is stable) is described by the quantity ##dE/dx##.
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Homework Statement
Weight - 200kg
RPM - 5
Diameter - 6m
Homework Equations
Moment of Inertia I = (weight/9.8).r^2
Torque t = I * (angular velocity / t)
Power = Torque * speed
The Attempt at a Solution
First I calculate
Moment of Inertia Using
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Then I...
Hi, I have a Dell Inspiron core i5 PC. It beeps in sequences of 4 bbebeeps at a time shortly after power goes on , won't boot up nor complete Post . It may have to see with ram problem I have been told. Is this correct? Ultimately, what can I do?
I have a 30V 5A variable linear power supply, which has failed twice from transients killing the LM358 quad op-amp IC that controls the output.
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I have a question with regard to split single phase (in United States) electricity. I understand that there are 2 hot legs each 180 degrees out of phase at +120v and -120v (240v between hot legs) going from transformer to breaker box and a center tapped neutral Earth bonded wire at 0v with...
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<< Mentor Note -- OP...
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I have a dBW value and dBW I understand to normally be given as representing a RMS Power (however this is not specificically ever stated and I am told its just assumed?)
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Homework Statement
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I suspect this is an easy answer but I am not seeing it. I am reviewing (more so for fun / hobby) some differential equations – I’m not in school.
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Now is my...
Homework Statement
Determine the resistance of a 30 km long wire. b. Assume that the line transfers 1000 MW of power at a potential difference of 500 kV. What is the current through the wires? c. How much power is lost during transmission? What fraction of the transmitted power is lost...
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(1) An idealized engine with constant torque curve means constant acceleration.
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So apparently the proof involves a trick that converts the problem of a general power set ##\mathscr{P}(M)## of some set ##M## which has of course the property of not having pairwise disjoint set-elements to a problem that involves disjoint set-elements. I do not understand why this trick is...
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I would like to know if there is an official name for the class of integers that are (not) perfect powers. A perfect power is a number that can be expressed as xn, where x and n are both integers > 1. I have been calling these integers "roots" - since they do not have any integer roots of their...
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Homework Statement
It is desired to magnify reading material by a factor of 3.5× when a book is placed 9.5 cm behind a lens.
What is the power of the lens in diopters?
Homework Equations
1/f = 1/di + 1/do
M = -di/do
P=1/f
The Attempt at a Solution
I set equal the magnification to -di/do and...
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Is it possible to perform accelerated lifetime test of thermal ageing on power cables?
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Homework Statement
The problem is attached as pic
Homework Equations
∑(ƒ^(n)(a)(x-a)^n)n! (This is the taylor series formula about point x = 3)The Attempt at a Solution
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