A telescope has an objective mirror of 6m. An astronomer uses it to
determine if a certain object is a binary star, i.e. two stars in orbit
around a common point. If the object is 25 light years away (a light
year is the distance light travels in one year) what is the minimum
separation of...
Oh boy...this problem has stumped me. I am not even sure I know where to start:
The potential energy of a diatomic molecule (a two-atom system like H2 or O2) is given by
U= (A/r^12) - (B/r^6)
where r is the separation of the two atoms of the molecule and A and B...
:confused: I aim trying to do a problem where I have 2 Equatorial Coordinates, and I need to find the angular distance in between this two points. Thanks in advance. :confused:
I have this Physics Problem which I am not to sure where to start it from. The problem is:
A real inverted image I of an object O is formed by a certain lens. The object-image speration is d = 0.40m, measured along the central axis of the lens. The image is just half the size of the...
I missed this class the other day and my prof isn't answering his email right now so I thought I'd ask it here.
I want the answer to the question, but really I'm looking for the relationship between the values.
Q: A star located 135 degrees from the solar apex on the celestial spehe is at...
How do separation axioms carry over to subspaces?
Some are clear -- it's easy to see that if any two points of a space X are separated by neighborhoods, then the same must be true of any subset S of X.
But what about the nicer ones? Is it true that if S is a subset of a normal space, that...
is any other chemist on here familiar with trying to separate isomers? I hate how tedious it is, after I run a silica gel column, I have to take each fraction evaporate the eluent, dissolve what is left behind in methanol, prepare LC/MS sample, and wait 3.2 min for each sample to run in order to...
I'm working on a problem that has me baffled mathematically. What equation can I use to calculate the future distance between two galaxies not gravitationally bound receding at a Hubble constant of 70km/sec/Mpc as a function of time. Stated in another way, if two distant galaxies start off...
I'm trying to track down a quantitative proof that the most uniform magnetic field between two Helmholtz coils occurs for a separation equal to their radii.
So far I've just been playing around with the Biot-Savart law and proving that B is identical at several trial points along the axis...
Separation of Church and State..."May God Bless"...the rest of us?
In the wake of the 2004 election, last count was that the IRS was investigating 60 religious organizations for endorsing Bush from the pulpit. The mixing of religion in politics has become a much more serious problem then most...
Let c' be the separation vector from a fixed point(x'',y'',z'') to the point (x,y,z) and let c be its length. show that
Gradient(1/c) = -c'(hat)/c^2
Thnaks for the help
Hi,
In physics, many PDEs' equation can be reduced to a number of ODEs' equations by "Separation of Variables".
According to my knowledge, "Separation of Variables", it just subsitutes the function, for example F(x,y,z), by a product of three function, X(x)Y(y)Z(z).
Why does it work? I mean...
QM field separation "principle"
I came across a term called "QM field separation "principle"" (or theorem, method etc.) and was left thinking, whether this is simply identifiable to general representation of fields (tensor ones typically) as a sum of their symmetric and antimetric components...
Personally, I believe this firmly, but I'm interested in seeing what some of you people who use "secularist" as a dirty word think of the topic, and how you can defend religious involvement in governmental policy...
Paz,
Jacob
Explain how a polar solvent works in the separation of polar dyes?
How might chromatography be useful in forensic science? i only thing i can think of is figuring out what pen the criminal used...
i really need help on this... :rolleyes:
A brick is resting atop a piston that is moving vertically with simple harmonic motion of period 1.08 s. At what amplitude will the brick separate from the piston?
I came across this question reviewing for my test next Thursday. Anyway, I can calculate the angular frequency using the...
I was wondering if someone could take the time to explain why linear and angular momentum are two separte things that can never be converted from one form to another. Thanks
The final conversatation between Doc Al and Russ_Watters in post 78 in the Speed of light thread went as:
Reading this last post led me to question whether the conversation between Doc Al and Russ_Watters ought not be left unanalyzed. I had finished reading the entire thead earlier and began...
I read from a website that the electric field is independent of the separation between the plates if the separation is negligibly small. But how to derive this?
two problems in particular, one i got in calc, the other in physics
one asks if a = -v
and v = 1 when t = 0
what is a possible position function for this equation
the other one is
given a = 3x
and starting at rest from x = 0
find the velocity at 5 seconds
i can't seem to...
Okay, I'm hoping someone here can explain this homework qustion I've got bcause we don't seem to have anything in our notes that covers it, so any help would be great- thanks!
Potassium fluoride (K+F-) is an ionic crytal having density 2.48x10^3 kg/m^3
Assuming that the diameters of the K+...
I'm getting tired of waiting. I'm not that smart in science, but I have done a couple of very remarkable engineering feats, and I have figured out what happens when points have distance between them.
If you look at the screen that comes up between screens on this website, the screen with a...
"In God we Trust"
I'm sure that this topic came up before, but i cou;detn find it in the search so...
I was just talking to a friend and some how we got on the topic of separation of church and state. We both agreed that it is not seprate and the way poloticians who representg our country...