• Q : Find out how far from center of earth-projectile travels....
    Physics :

    Avoiding air resistance, find out how far from the center of the Earth the projectile travels before stopping momentarily.

  • Q : Resistivity of the cell membrane....
    Physics :

    Determine the time constant of an 8.5nm thick membrane surrounding a 4.6×10-2 mm-diameter spherical cell? Suppose the resistivity of the cell membrane as 3.6*10^6 ohm*m and the dielectric cons

  • Q : Evaluate the fundamental frequency of the string....
    Physics :

    A string of 1.6 m long fixed at both ends vibrates at a resonant frequencies of 828 Hz and 1035 Hz, with no other resonant frequency among these values. (i) Determine the fundamental frequency of th

  • Q : Determine the speed of the transverse string waves....
    Physics :

    A harpsichord string of length 1.60 m and linear mass density of 26.0 mg/m vibrates at a (primary) frequency of 460.0 Hz. (i) Determine the speed of the transverse string waves? (ii) Determine the ten

  • Q : Determine the dielectric constant of that dielectric....
    Physics :

    A parallel-plate capacitor of 1.6 nF consists of an air gap between its plates. Its capacitance rises by 2.0 nF if the gap is filled by a dielectric. Determine the dielectric constant of that dielec

  • Q : Intensity of the sunlight which reaches jupiter....
    Physics :

    i) The intensity of sunlight which reaches the atmosphere of Earth is around 1500 W/m2. Determine the intensity of the sunlight which reaches Jupiter? Jupiter is 5.2 times as far from the sun as Ear

  • Q : Magnitude of average emf induced in antenna based problem....
    Physics :

    By using Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction and the fact that the magnetic field changes from zero to its maximum value in one-quarter of a wave period, determine the magnitude of the averag

  • Q : Time interval after the stone which was dropped....
    Physics :

    Illustrate that the ring of the disturbed water has estimated diameter (gDt^2/π)^1/2 where t is the time interval after the stone which was dropped in.

  • Q : Magnetic field which generates an upward force....
    Physics :

    Determine the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field which generates an upward force of 7.30 x 10-13 N on an electron which is moving east via a field at a speed of 7.08 x 104 m/s?

  • Q : Is a spark more probable to be generated at the switch....
    Physics :

    A switch controls the current in a circuit which consists of a large inductance. Is a spark more probable to be generated at the switch if the switch is being closed, if it is being opened, or does

  • Q : Determine the centripetal acceleration of the child....
    Physics :

    A child of 44.0 kg takes a ride on a Ferris wheel which rotates four times each minute and consists of a diameter of 20.0 m. (i) Determine the centripetal acceleration of the child?

  • Q : Determine the current density in the wire....
    Physics :

    A current carrying aluminum wire, having diameter of D = 0.10mm and length L = 2 m, consists of a uniform field of E = 0.2V/m imposed all along its whole length. The temperature of the wire is T = 5

  • Q : Maximum kinetic energy of the photoelectron problem....
    Physics :

    The surface whose work function is F = 4.5 eV is illuminated through a light whose wavelength is 57.3 nm. Determine the maximum kinetic energy of the photoelectron emitted from the surface? The spee

  • Q : Compton scattering from a target....
    Physics :

    Part A) X-rays having energy of 484 keV experience Compton scattering from a target. The scattered rays are deflected at 49.4 degrees relative to the direction of the incident rays. Determine the Co

  • Q : Amplitude-frequency-period and total energy....
    Physics :

    A mass of 6.50 kg oscillates according to the equation x = 0.25 sin (5.50t) where x is in meters and t is in seconds. Find out: i) The amplitude ii) The frequency

  • Q : Determine the number density of free charges....
    Physics :

    The density of zinc is around 7.15 g/cm3, and its atomic mass is 65.3. Supposing each zinc atom contributes two mobile electrons to the metal, determine the number density of free charges in the wir

  • Q : Velocity of the waves on each string....
    Physics :

    A guitar consists of 6 strings, all of the similar length however of different pitch. Determine what should be true of the velocity of the waves on each string as the pitch goes up?

  • Q : Explain the radiation pattern....
    Physics :

    The two point sources of microwaves, each encompass a frequency of around 109 Hz, are separated by 60 cm and transmit in phase. Explain the radiation pattern.

  • Q : Determine the minimum height the mirror should encompass....
    Physics :

    You are 1.9 m tall and stand 3.2 m from the plane mirror which extends vertically upward from the floor. On the floor 1.5 m in front of mirror is a small table, .8 m high. Determine the minimum heig

  • Q : Determine the moment of inertia....
    Physics :

    The two masses are joined altogether through a mass-less rod of length 0.8m. One mass is 1kg and the other is 3kg. They are rotating having a period of 0.25s. Determine their moment of inertia and

  • Q : Situate the image made by the system....
    Physics :

    The object sits on a table 12 cm from the positive thin lens of focal length 9 cm, which in turn is 21 cm in front of a negative thin lens of focal length -18 cm. Situate the image made by the syste

  • Q : Determining how far will the lens be from the film plane....
    Physics :

    A simple camera includes of a thin positive lens that casts a real image on the film plane. Assume that the lens consists of a 50 mm focal length. Determine how far from a 1 m tall object should the

  • Q : Determine how far will the lens be from the film plane....
    Physics :

    Determine how far from a 1 m tall object should the camera be when the image is to appear 25 mm high? Determine how far will the lens be from the film plane?

  • Q : Calculate the focal length of the lens and situate the image....
    Physics :

    A thin positive lens produces an 8 cm tall erect image of a 5 cm tall object positioned 90 cm from the lens. Calculate the focal length of the lens and situate the image.

  • Q : What must be the focal length of the lens problem....
    Physics :

    A positive thin lens is employed to project the enlarged image of a slide onto a wall 10 m away. When the slide is 20 X 30 mm, and if its image is to be 2 X 3 m, what should be the focal length of t

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