Hi!
I have worked on this for a while and cannot seem to get a reasonable answer.
I have been given the Luminosities of planets at different wavelengths and I need to determine the Temperature.
I re-arranged Planck's equation to find T but I keep getting really low temperatures
Planet A...
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A beam (note: part of a truss, I chose to use the beam in the truss with the most force and length for my calculations, which I assume is the correct thing to do) of length 6m with a force of 9N is being constructed out of a material with a Young's Modulus of E = 70 \times...
I found an example like the problem asks, but I'm still trying to show the first part. You want the maximum number of subsets such that you can guarantee none are pairwise disjoint.
I'm trying to apply my specific case to the whole problem. For a set with 3 elements, I chose all of the sets...
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I was wondering, how can i measure the specific heat capacity of a solution? Not the exercise, just doing an experimental work to measure it.
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q=mct
The Attempt at a Solution
I'm lost.
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Develop the mesh-current matrix equation for the circuit.
http://i.imgur.com/tvZA0.png
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ƩV_{n} = 0
The Attempt at a Solution
I used Mesh current analysis to find 4 equations, but the equations for the first and second mesh are not related...
I've been working at this problem for a while and it seems that there should be an easier more systematic way of solving it. Here it is:
Find a proposition using only p, q, ¬ and the connective ∧ with the given truth table.
p q ?
T T F
T F F
F T T
F F T
I know of a...
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Find a proposition using only p, q, ¬ and the connective ∧ with the given truth table.
p q ?
T T F
T F F
F T T
F F T
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The Attempt at a Solution
There is a systematic way of solving these but this system requires the use of an...
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i getting the wrong the answer
i am
trying to find the specific heat capacity of brass
using copper calorimeter
Data :
mass of brass bob= 32.5gm
mass of calorimeter = 39.7 gm
mass of water + calorimeter = 93.9gm
mass of water = 93.9 - 39.7 = 54.2g
specific...
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A fish is swimming in a horizontal place has velocity of ( vi = 4.00i + 1.00j) ms at a point in the ocean where the position relative to a certain rock is ri=(10.i- 4.00j)m. After the fish swims with constant acceleration for 20 s, it velocity is v = 20.0i -5.00j. Question...
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A 2.8 kg sample of a metal with a specific heat of 0.43KJ/KgC is heated to 100.0C then placed in a 50.0 g sample of water at 30.0C.* What is the final temperature of the metal and the water?
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heat loss by the metal = heat gain by the water
The...
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A sample of hydrogen is at a pressure of 1000mb and a temperature of +10° C.
Calculate its specific volume.Homework Equations
I'm guessing PV=mRT
The Attempt at a Solution
P=1 bar
m=2 g
R=constant (do I use the universal constant or is there a constant for Hydrogen? If so...
C_{V} = \frac{∂U}{∂T}
This is the specific heat at constant volume so I assume it can only be used at constant volume. However, my textbook uses this to derive the following equation for reversible adiabatic expansion:
P_{1}V_{1}^{γ} = P_{2}V_{2}^{γ}
Why are we allowed to use C_{V}...
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Some aluminum rivets of total mass 170 g at 100°C are emptied into a hole in a large block of ice at 0°C'
a. What will be the final temperature of the rivets?
b. How much ice will melt?
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none
The Attempt at a Solution
Please help me answer...
what is the relation between Specific Heat and Absolute Temperature of any material ?
Specifically, Sodium.
Cp vs T ( not the change in temperature)
Any mathematical formula ?
Thanks
I'm working on writing my graduate school application right now. It was easy to talk about my academic qualifications and all the research I have done. But I don't know how specific I need to get when talking about what I'm interested in.
I'm a chemistry major. I have a broad interest in...
I got a problem with this one, please help me,
Tantalum is an element that is used in aircraft parts. Tantalum has a specific heat capacity of about 140 J/kg K. The aircraft part has a mass of 0.23 kg and is cooled from a temperature of 1200 K by being placed in water. If 30000 J of heat is...
Hello There,
So I made a plot of some specific heats in refprop, and I chose the "Draw Saturation Lines" option. When I did this, the follow chart was produced.
http://i.imgur.com/h34Pq.png
Now my question is, what are these saturation lines representing?
-TP
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Consider the differential equation
Find a general solution to this differential equation that has the form
.
.
.
y = Cx3
Find a second solution that might not be a general solution and which may have a different value of n than your first solution. The Attempt at a...
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I need to find a specific chemical for a lab class. The manual states the chemical must:
Be used as a drug in the pharmaceutical industry
Have one chiral center
Be soluble (make 4 Molar solutions) in water
So...any ideas? Or, better yet, is there a database where I...
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I am suppose to rearrange the integral in order to use this formula to solve it:
∫f'(x)/f(x)dx=ln|f(x)|+C
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My integral is ∫(e^x+1)/(e^x+e^-x+2).
The Attempt at a Solution
Any help?
Im sorry to ask such a question but I've been trying to understand the molecular reasons for why specific heat is high in some molecules but low in others. For example water has a specific heat of 4180 yet has a boiling point of 100 degrees Celsius but ethylene glycol (ethane 1,2 di-ol) has a...
Specific Heat: Bond or Freedom of Degree Based, Or Size??
Okay so I've been trying to understand what causes one substance to have a higher specific heat then other but I've read quite a few conflicting sources in which one says its due to the freedom of degree, while another says the weight of...
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Okay I have to write an EEI (Extended Experimental Investigation) for physics in relation to which radiator coolant is best from a thermodynamics point of view, thus the specific heat of the coolant is the main focus. But to incorporate more depth into the report, I was going...
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limit[1/(x-2)^3]=-inf as x->2
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The Attempt at a Solution
2-delta<x<2 1/(x-2)^3 < M
-delta<x-2<0 (x-2)^3>1/M
(-delta)^3<(x-2)^3<0
=>(-delta)^3=1/M=>-delta=croot(1/M)=>delta=-croot(1/M) ...huh? how could delta be...
We have all seen Ohms law, J=σE. This approximations makes sense in simple electric fields in which the charges are accelerated in parallel.
However as I will demonstrate, this implies a few conditions on the charge density (ρ) associated with the current density (J).
Now, from the continuity...
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This isn't a specific problem ;)
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My thought process, skip to the last paragraph if you want the question:
I was wondering how you compute an integral at a specific x value, let's say c. Based on the fact that the...
Short question:
Does it matter if I do specific engineering or is engineering science just as good?
Background info:
I've taken two years of engineering science so far but they were all base level courses and haven't got too much into the real meat of engineering yet. I did just switch...
Recently, I did a physics lab experiment to find the specific heat capacity of an unknown sample material. The lab instructions kept insisting that the sample had to be kept in boiling water for at least 10 minutes. My question is why? Could I have found the specific heat capacity if the sample...
Could you please give me a hint on how to show that a set of operators with a property P is closed under addition? In other words, how one could prove that a sum of any two operators from the set still possesses this property P. The set is assumed to be infinite.
Any references, comments...
Hi. I'm new here, first post. I hope I do it correctly :)
I'm trying to solve a specific problem, which I need solved for a programming task. Now, my first approach was to iterate a solution which was close enough within some error boundaries I defined. But... it needs to be done correctly, if...
I was wondering how (or if it is known) the Higgs assigns different masses to different particles. We know that mass comes from the resistance that the Higgs field provides to particles but why are some particles such as photons able to move through without a hint of resistance, whereas...
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I have a requirement where i want my motor pump to start at 6 AM morning and OFF after certain level of my water tank.
I have browsed few links where i found some 555 timers and level controllers, but not able to consolidate them.
Please help me the steps to assemble them in...
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Have to do a write up of an experiment on specific heat capacity of metals. Tested 50g of nickel and lead, each heated to 90C and then put into 50g of water and measuring the change in its temperature. Found that lead has a lower specific heat capacity.
Homework Equations...
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Hi all... this isn't really a homework question, but more a question to reinforce the concept of multiple lenses. Firstly, it makes sense that the image location of an object would be behind a 2-convergent lenses system, provided they are sufficiently spaced apart...
I apologize that this is rather specific, but hopefully enough people have used Goldstein. I have a basic grasp of action-angle variables, and I'm going through the time-independent perturbation theory section in Goldstein (12.4).
In this section we seek a transformation from the unperturbed...
I'm doing a summer internship and my supervisor is currently away and uncontactable. He left me details of certain Hubble images to download and analyse asking for HST images of M31 with coordinates 00:42:52.534 +41:18:54.17 on 2006-07-15 and 2007-01-12. (YYYY-MM-DD)
The problem is that...
Newton's Law of Cooling basically states (I believe):
TObj = (TInital-TEnv)ekt + TEnv
where k is a property of the material.
In the equation:
Q=mCΔT
Specific heat capacity, C, is also a material property.
So here's my question:
Is there a relation between Newton's Law's k and the...
Below 20K, The specific heat capacity c of silver varies with temperature according to the equationc/\text{J /kg /K} = 1.5x10^{-4}(T/K)^3 + 6.0x10^{-3} T/K.
If a small silver sphere of diameter 4am and at 20K is placed in 25g of liquid helium at 4K, what fraction of the liquid will evaporate...
Suppose you are given (1) a natural number N; (2) a set of natural num-
bers S = {n1; n2; : : : }; (3) a set of arithmetic operators, say +; -;*; =
(with the usual meaning of addition, multiplication, substraction, di-
vision). Your job is to construct an arithmetic expression R built from...
Hi , I have a question that arose in mind.
If gravity is a spacetime curvature just like GR says it is the I guess the only way to altering it is from the physical size/density of the object curving the space fabric, like sun being bigger having higher gravity and so on.
But if we find that...
I work in a nano-optics group, and need an IR thermometer with certain specifications. Online I have only come across cooking thermometers and industrial thermometers, so I need help finding one for a physics experimental lab setup.
Specifications:
- high accuracy, and pin-point surface...
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0.2g of a radium salt was separated from a ton of uranium ore. The radioactive radium nuclide Ra-226 decays by alpha-particle emission with a half-life of 1600 years. 1 year = 3.16x107s.
The curie is defined as the number of disintegrations per second from 1.0g of Ra...
In some work I have been following, I keep seeing notation like:
for energy ... ML^2 T^{-2}
How is this supposed to be read? I understand this is using mass, length and time, but what is it saying? Would I be right in thinking it says
''mass times length squared divided by time...
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I have a tank that has 8000 cubic feet of helium in it. I have parts I'm filling to a gage pressure of 0.5 bar. The parts have a volume of 0.05ft^3. How many cubic feet of helium are in each part? Temperature is constant.
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I'm not sure if I'm missing...
Need help on Thermodynamics problem: thermal expansion to be more specific!
A steel ring with a 2.5000in- inside diameter at 20.0°C is to be warmed and slipped over a brass shaft with a 2.5015in outside diameter at 20.0°C.
Part A:
To what temperature should the ring be warmed?
Part B...
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In this circuit E1 = 5.98 volts and E2 = 4.45 volts. To the nearest hundredth of an amp what is I1?
I have attatched a picture
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V=IR
1/Req=1/R1+ 1/R2+ 1/R3
The Attempt at a Solution
Well I think I know that resistance for the whole...
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Give an example of a continuous function f:R^2→R having partial derivatives at (0,0) with
f_1 (0,0)≠0,f_2 (0,0)≠0
But the vector (f_1 (0,0),f_2 (0,0)) does not point in the direction of maximal change, even though there is such a direction.
(If this is too difficult...
I have this conveyor which I am trying to automate i.e. It runs for 5 secs and have a pause of 3 sec, this process is continuous.
I am creating a mechanism where I have a gear of dia 200mm which is fixed (i.e. I can't change its dia) and it is attached to a conveyor.
Now I am introducing a...
Throughout my time doing physics I have noticed that ice has a lower specific heat capacity than water.
I don't understand why.
To me it seems that the bonds between water molecules in a solid are stronger and hence require a greater deal of thermal energy to break. Hence, the PE of the...