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Homework Statement An FM radio station generates radio waves that have a frequency of 95.5 MHz. The frequency of the waves from a competing station have a frequency of 102.7 MHz. What is the difference in wavelength between the waves emitted from the two stations? f1= 95.5 f2=102.7...

Hello.. I want a book of electricity (electrostatics and electromagnatism) that cover all topics with daily examples .for example the example of current is water flow or flow of traffic.charge store on capacitor with the example of water tanks.etc.in short all topics are very very easy to...

I am looking for a honest and reliable online physics tutor to help my daughter with homework questions. Any suggestions?

Is there anyone in the Hamilton area who is willing to tutor me so I can pass my undergrad introductory physics course? I really need some serious help. Thanks, Physics DUD :cry:

I need to find and study a topic of physics. My tutor told me he wants me to study something in one of several different topics and physics is one of my choices. He has told me if I do not learn something new in 3 days he will not study with me anymore. I have 2 days to learn it and I need to...

sound wave questions my tutor couldn't even figure out allright, well, i tried these problems, really thought i knew what i was doing, cause this section has been fairly easy, but i just can't get a couple of them! maybe you guys can help? 1 A stationary motion detector sends sound waves of...

Hey y'all... I'm a college student going into introductory physics for the second time (don't ask about the first semester...basically I had the worst instructor and had to end up dropping the class before I failed) and I really would like to do well. I'm going to also be taking a six unit...

I have been trying to get a hold of my Physics tutor all morning, but he left for the week already the Veteran's Day Holiday cutting the week short and all anyway I only have a couple of questions left and could use some tutoring help on them so here goes: 1). A 5.0g coin is placed 15cm from...

Have any of you scientists ever volunteered to teach the disabled or disadvantaged?