• Q : Compute the ground state energy for a particle....
    Physics :

    Compute the ground state energy for a particle of mass 1 gram confined to be in the 1-dimensional box of length l cm. Compute the quantum number n if that particle consists of a velocity of 1 nanome

  • Q : Determine the the average power delivered by the source....
    Physics :

    The capacitor is substituted by one with C = 0.0360 µF and the source frequency is adjusted to the new resonance value. Determine then the average power delivered by the source?

  • Q : Determine how long will it take to bring the water to a boil....
    Physics :

    A high-end gas stove generally has at least one burner rated at 14000 Btu/h. When you put aluminum pot of 0.35 kg having 2.5 liters of water at 20°C on this burner, determine how long will it ta

  • Q : Determine how much will it cost to leave the bulb....
    Physics :

    When your fixture comprises of a 23 W compact fluorescent bulb at 120V, and your local power utility sells energy at 10 cents per kilowatt then determine how much will it cost to leave the bulb on f

  • Q : Compute the integral....
    Physics :

    Compute the integral E ds for each of the three dashed paths; i) Path 1 (corresponds to R1)

  • Q : Finding the period of the motion....
    Physics :

    It is viewed that a tangential force of around 1.5N is needed to ‘twist’ the mass via a 20 degree angle. From its position, the mass is released and let to rotate. i) Determine the perio

  • Q : Find out the power of the lens....
    Physics :

    Find out the power of the lens that consists of a focal length of 40 cm? Please illustrate computations and pick the best answer from below.

  • Q : Average rate at which electrical energy is dissipated....
    Physics :

    Find out the average rate at which electrical energy is dissipated (transformed to other forms) in the capacitor and (vi) in the inductor?

  • Q : What happens to the ground reaction force....
    Physics :

    A jumper of 78 kg lands stiff-legged on the floor and modifies his velocity from –5 m/s to zero in 0.2 seconds. Calculate the average ground reaction force under his feet throughout this time

  • Q : Determine the total force on the bearings....
    Physics :

    A uniform disk having radius 30 cm, thickness 3cm and mass 5 kg rotates at 10 rad/s around an axis parallel to the symmetry axis however .5 cm from that axis. Determine the total force on the bearin

  • Q : Determine what focal length lenses are used in contact lense....
    Physics :

    A shortsighted person consists of a far point which is 4.2 m from his eye. Determine what focal length lenses he must use in his contact lenses to let him to focus on distant objects. Please illustr

  • Q : Make a virtual image magnified in size....
    Physics :

    Determine how far from a lens of focal length 50.0 mm should the object be positioned if it is to make a virtual image magnified in size by a factor of three?

  • Q : Question based on the focal length of the mirror....
    Physics :

    A object is around 20 cm in front of the concave mirror and the image is around 5.0 cm in front of the mirror. Determine the focal length of the mirror.

  • Q : Problem on the refractive index of the film....
    Physics :

    The thickness of film is around 260 nm and is the minimum non-zero thickness for which constructive interference can take place. Determine the refractive index of the film?

  • Q : Question based on the focal length of the lens....
    Physics :

    The radius of curvature of the curved side of the plamo-convex lens made up of glass (having n =1.64) is 25 cm. Determine the focal length of the lens?

  • Q : Determine how many lines per centimeter does grating have....
    Physics :

    The light shining on a diffraction grating consists of a wavelength of 496 nm (in vacuum). The grating generates a second-order bright fringe whose position is stated by an angle of 8.22°. Deter

  • Q : What angle is the ray turned....
    Physics :

    The two plane mirrors forms an angle of 21 degrees. A light ray enters the system and is reflected once off each mirror. Via what angle is the ray turned?

  • Q : Limit the resolving power of the telescope....
    Physics :

    Suppose that the light of wavelength 490 nm is being viewed. As well, suppose that diffraction effects, instead of atmospheric turbulence, limit the resolving power of the telescope.

  • Q : Find the minimum nonzero thickness which coating can have....
    Physics :

    A non-reflective coating having n = 1.38 covers the glass having n = 1.52 of a camera lens. Supposing that the coating prevents reflection of a specific wavelength (that is, wavelength (591nm)) find

  • Q : Determine the efficiency of a machine....
    Physics :

    Determine the efficiency of a machine which is driven by a falling wt of 25,000N for 10m when you get 125,000J out of the machine.

  • Q : Determine the magnitude of the water velocity....
    Physics :

    Determine the magnitude of the water velocity at this point when the volume flow rate is 0.600 m^3/s ? (ii) At a second point in the pipe the water velocity consists of a magnitude of around 15.0 m/

  • Q : Compute the speed of efflux....
    Physics :

    A circular hole of 1.10 cm in diameter is cut in the side of a big water tank, 25.0 m beneath the water level in the tank. The top is open to the air. Compute (i) the speed of efflux; (ii) the volum

  • Q : What kind of mirror-concave or convex-must be employed....
    Physics :

    A tall object of around 4.5 cm is positioned 26 cm in front of the spherical mirror. You want to generate a virtual image which is upright and 3.5 cm tall. (i) What kind of mirror (concave or convex

  • Q : Is the mirror concave or convex....
    Physics :

    The magnification of the object is around -3.0. Is the image on the similar side of the mirror as the object? Is the image virtual or real? Is the image upright or inverted? Is the mirror concave or

  • Q : What would be the minimum uncertainty in the position....
    Physics :

    When Planck’s constant was 6.63 J•s (rather than 6.63 x 10-34J•s) determine what would be the wavelength of a football (having mass = 400 grams) kicked at 25 m/s? Determine what woul

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