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Is it true that the higher the capacitance, the lower the voltage of a capacitor hooked up in a series?

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In a parallel-plate capacitor, how can the capacitance be decreased?

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What is the major drawback of the use of two parallel lines in a capacitor?

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How far is the unknown object in Astronomical Units?

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How far is the unknown object in Astronomical Units?

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Suppose we know the voltage is 12 V, and the resistance is 3 Ω. What is the current?

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How do I calculate the resultant force of a parallelogram?

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What are some important Gauss' Law Formulas?

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What are some important Electric Field Formulas?

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What are some important Electrostatic forces Formulas?

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What are some important Second law of thermodynamics Formulas?

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What are some important Kinetic theory of gases Formulas?

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What are some important Heat, Second law of thermodynamics Formulas?

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What are some important Longitudinal waves Formulas?

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What are some important Transverse waves Formulas?

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What are some important Fluids Formulas?

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What are some important Gravitation Formulas?

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What are some important Oscillation Formulas?

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What are some important Elasticity Formulas?

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What are some important Rolling Formulas?

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What are some important Rotational Inertia Formulas?

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What are some important Rotation Formulas?

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What are some important Collisions Formulas?

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What are some important System Kinetics Formulas?

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What are some of the most important formulas in Classical mechanics?

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Parametrized Surface ($\underline{r}(u, v)$) and Curve and regular parametrization

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Parametrization and Tangents to planes ...

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What are the basic principle of vectors and scalars?

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What is a vector equation of a line?

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What is the relationship between area and determinant of the cross product?

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What is a cross product in physics?

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What is a dot product in physics?

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answered Mar 28 in Physics by ♦MathsGee Diamond (60,360 points) | 6 views

An object moving up or down an inclined

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An object subject only to gravity is

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If an object has constant acceleration, the

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A motion diagram, shows

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The \(x\) component of the object's instantaneous acceleration is the

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If the velocity of an object is changing ...

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What can you say about a train's acceleration if its

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How is the distance travelled related to the amount is time needed to travel that distance for a ball rolling down an inclined plane?

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For what type of motion is it important to distinguish between instantaneous and average acceleration?

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On which of the following,if any, does the magnitude of the acceleration of a ball rolling down an inclined plane depend: angle of incline, speed of ball, direction of motion?

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In what way does the motion of an object rolling down an inclined plane resemble that of an object in free fall?

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For an object released from rest, describe the distance the object falls varies with time.

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Compare the time interval between the release of the ball and its arrival at its highest position and returning to your hand.

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For constant acceleration, describe the relationship among displacement, initial and final velocities, and acceleration when the the time variable is algebraically eliminated.

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Explain, in terms of the area under the $v(t)$ curve for the object, why the acceleration term includes the factor $\dfrac{1}{2}$

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What is the purpose of a motion diagram?

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List the information that should be included in a motion diagram

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You throw a ball straight up. What's the ball's acceleration at the top of the trajectory?

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Compare the acceleration of the rock at the instant just after it leaves your hand with its acceleration at the instant just before it lands back in your hand

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