Acceleration?
Can anyone help me with this?
Hello, I took a physics exam today and was asked in which coil a voltage is induced. See attachment.
If the voltage in a DC source is 7V and the voltage in a resistor in the same circuit is 0V, what is the electric current? My idea would have been to calculate the current using the formula I = U/R, which in this case would be 0. But does it make sense to achieve…
Hello. There's a homogeneous field between the plates of a parallel-plate capacitor. When the capacitor is charged and you pull the plates apart, the potential also increases because the distance increases and the field strength remains the same (Phi = E * s). But does the E field really remain the same no matter how…
Hi guys, I would like to know where I can find the ( "") in the following formula: SUM(F10+[@Input]-[@Output]) must be appended so that if there is nothing to calculate, the cell remains empty???? Thank you thank you
Hello, I have a task where I have to calculate several things. What are the correct formulas for this? Given the distance between the plate capacitors d= 20mm Voltage U = 1.0 kV Oil droplets with mass m= 2.4 • 10^-12 g. Calculate the charge of an oil droplet that is currently suspended. Calculate the…
Information as in the example — 1) except R1 = catalog number in Ohm and R2 = catalog number times 2 in Ohm 2) R1 = catalog number * 10^-3 R2 = 5 * catalog number * 10^2 I don't understand this. Can someone help me? I would be very grateful.
How far does the car drive in 1s? Why is that important? Do you know the movement laws of the evenly accelerated movement? These are the same for delay.
https://www.leifiphysics.de/mechanics/accelerated movement/principle/movement laws-of-equal-accelerated movement
Now you’re welcome to give me something and I’ll tell you if you’ve applied the formulas correctly.
I really don’t know what formula I have to use.
Then you didn’t read through what I wrote or the article I linked. You need the relationship between speed and path. There’s only one formula in the article, it’s far behind.