• Q : Determine the apparent thickness of the plate....
    Physics :

    Determine the apparent thickness of the plate as observed from above the water. (Suppose just about normal incidence of light rays.)

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

    A candle having a flame 2.3 cm tall is positioned 3.6 cm from the front of a concave mirror. A virtual image is made 10 cm behind the mirror. i) Determine the focal length of the mirror.

  • Q : Determining the work function of the metal....
    Physics :

    A clean sodium surface is illuminated through ultraviolet light. No photo-electrons are ejected till the wavelength of the incident UV light falls beneath 544 nm. (i) Determine the work function (in

  • Q : Determine the energy of the single infrared photon....
    Physics :

    An infrared laser of 200 W releases photons having a wavelength of 8.90e-7 m and an ultraviolet light of 200 W releases photons having a wavelength of 2.29e-7 m. i) Determine the energy of the singl

  • Q : Determine the specific heat of the unknown mass....
    Physics :

    No heat is transferred to the water throughout the experiment. The specific heat of the water is around 4190 J/kg-K. Determine the specific heat of the unknown mass?

  • Q : How much potential energy does it store if compressed....
    Physics :

    A scallop forces open its shell having an elastic material termed as abductin, whose elastic modulus is around 2.0 x 106 N/m2. When this piece of abductin is around 2.7 mm thick and consists of a cros

  • Q : Determine the optimum size of the hole....
    Physics :

    For the sharpest image, light from the distant point source makes as small a spot on the film as possible. Determine the optimum size of the hole for a camera in which the film is around17 cm from t

  • Q : Determine the length of a box....
    Physics :

    Determine the length of a box in which the difference among an electron's first and second allowed energies is around 1.20 x 10^-19 J?

  • Q : Equivalent focal length of the combination of lenses....
    Physics :

    One lens consists of a focal length of +15.0cm. A second lens of focal length +20.0cm is positioned in contact with the first lens. Determine the equivalent focal length of the combination of lenses

  • Q : Find out the average velocity of the fish....
    Physics :

    Find out the average velocity of the fish for the whole process of jumping and swimming underwater.

  • Q : Problem related to the force constant of the spring....
    Physics :

    An object on a frictionless horizontal surface osculates at the end of a spring with the amplitude of 4.5cm. Its net mechanical energy is 1.4J. Determine the force constant of the spring?

  • Q : Compute the speed of the bucket at the bottom....
    Physics :

    As the bucket continues to rotate, compute the speed of the bucket at the bottom (lowest point in the circle by using the conservation of energy.

  • Q : Determine the tension force in the rope combining blocks....
    Physics :

    Amanda applies a horizontal force of 180 N on a piece of rope causing the two blocks of mass 20 Kg and 40 Kg to accelerate. Friction on the blocks is negligible. Determine the tension force at X in

  • Q : Find out the radius of the electrons orbit....
    Physics :

    In a simple model of the hydrogen atom, the electron rotates in a circular orbit around the proton having a speed of 2.2 * 10^6 m/s. Find out the radius of the electron's orbit.

  • Q : Computing the apparent thickness of the plate....
    Physics :

    Compute the apparent thickness of the plate as viewed from above the water. (Suppose almost normal incidence of light rays.)

  • Q : Compute the electric field at corner of a square....
    Physics :

    Compute the electric field (magnitude and direction) at the upper right corner of a square 1.22 on a side when the other three corners are occupied through 2.45 × 10-6 charges. Suppose that th

  • Q : Position of object from the lens....
    Physics :

    A lens consists of a focal length of f = +10.0cm. When an object is positioned 30.0 cm from the lens, where is the image formed? Is the image virtual or real?

  • Q : Determine how close to the right end of the board....
    Physics :

    Assume that a child that consists of a mass of 15 kg is walking from the center of the board in the direction of the right end. Determine how close to the right end of the board do you think this ch

  • Q : Determine the natural angular frequency....
    Physics :

    A pendulum comprises of a stick of length L and mass M which is pivoted regarding one end, and joined to a spring of stiffness k a distance l from the pivot. (i) Determine the natural angular freque

  • Q : Determine torque the box applies....
    Physics :

    Assume that you hold a box which weighs 0.890 kg with your arm extended to a distance of around 0.665 m from your shoulder joint, determine what torque do you think the box applies on that joint?

  • Q : Total electrostatic force acting on the charge....
    Physics :

    Determine the magnitude and direction of the total electrostatic force acting on the charge at the center? State the direction relative to due east (in the direction of right) (0°)

  • Q : Determine how far will the center of mass....
    Physics :

    A yacht consists of its center of mass 2.60 m behind the front of the yacht. If the two people sit in the front seat of this yacht, 2.60 m from its front and three people sit in the back seat of the

  • Q : Physics....
    Physics :

    Physics, I will give you my user name and password so you can do my physics assignment online in this website http://www.pearsonmylabandmastering.com/northamerica/masteringphysics/ just do Week

  • Q : Determine at what height does the projectile reach....
    Physics :

    A big cannon is assembled on an airless planet. The planet consists of a radius of 5.0*10^6 m and a mass of 2.6*10^24 kg. The cannon fire a projectile straight up at around 4800 m/s. Part I: Determ

  • Q : Speed of the arrow just before it strikes the target....
    Physics :

    The target then travels a distance of 7.6 m before it lastly comes to rest. Therefore, if the coefficient of kinetic friction is then 0.15, then what would have been the speed of the arrow just befo

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