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Buoyant forces...Physics...please help!!

A rock weighing 8654 N rock with a volume of 36 L is completely submerged in mercury. The density of mercury is 13.6 kg/L. How do I calculate the buoyant force of a rock if the density is 24.529 kg/L

A 0.400-kg object attached to the end of a string of length 0.500 m is swung in a circular path and in a

(question continued) vertical plane. If a constant angular speed of 8.00 rad/s is maintained, what is the tension in the string when the object is at the top of the circular path? a) 18.88 N b) 10.5

The New River Gorge bridge in West Virginia is a 518 m long steel arch. How much will its length change

between temperature extremes of -20°C and 35°C?-The equation for linear expansion (e) is .. e =Lo.α.∆θ .. (in m) α = coef.of linear expansion Lo = original length in m ∆θ = temperature change in ºC

When we do not observe any effects of a force,does it mean that there is no force acting on an object.pushwall

I learnt that when there are effects, a force is acting on a particular object. But when one pushes against a pillar, one is acting a push force on the pillar. But yet I cant see any effect. So, is my

A soccer player kicks a ball with an initial velocity of 10.0 meters per second at an angle of 30.0° above the

(Question continued) horizontal. The magnitude of the horizontal component of the balls initial velocity is which of the following? a) 5 m/s b) 8.7 m/s c) 10 m/s d) 9.8 m/s-V_h = v * cos(30) v_h = 10

Electric potential is zero but field is not

If a positive test charge is halfway in between 2 oppositely charged point charges then the electric potential is zero. Then why if you release that charge does it accelerate toward the negative char

Show that the temperature -40° is unique in that it has the same numerical value on the Celsius and

Fahrenheit scales.-F = 1.8*C + 32 Let C = -40 F = 1.8*(-40) + 32 F = -72 + 30 F = -40 It is unique because the relationship is linear in one variable. There can be, at most, one solution-Let the te

Are nuclear fusion & fission types of Strong Force [10 PTS!]

I know a strong force holds protons & neutrons together in an atoms nucleus. But are nuclear fusion & nuclear fission types of strong forces or are they just simply nuclear reactions all their own?

Physics - Motion question

A hammer mass 30 kg, was tied to a 5.0m long rope. It swings from rest at position X and falls to position Y... at the center was the other end of the rope, and to the right is the end tied to the ham

Induced electric field due to changing magnetic field

If potential difference in induced electric field due to changing magnetic field has no meaning then what does induced EMF mean?-An electric field does have a meaning.At any point in space there is an

What exactly is a "temperature" in the entropy equation

I know the entropy equation is change in thermal energy divided by the temperature equals change in entropy. But what is temperature?Is it just a measure of its temperature on a thermometer? In anot

Do anyone know what this equation is

T= 1/16Pi^2 X c^3h/GMk And why speed of light cubed?-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_temp… It does not quite match your equation, but I think that is what you are looking at.

Help with physics quick!!!

I have a few problems that Im stuck on... If you can help with any/all of the it would be amazing!Here they are: 2. The first Death Star was 160-km in diameter with a mass of 2.4×1012 kg.Calculate th

What will stay colder longer, solid ice or the same volume of alcohol at the same temperature

Lets say theres 2 water bottles in the freezer. One is filled with pure h2O and the other is filled will equal volume of pure alcohol. They are both exactly 0 degrees C when removed from the freezer.

Given that A= -2i + 5j and B = 3i - j. Find the magnitude of the scalar products of vectors A-B.

Given that A= -2i + 5j and B = 3i - j. Find the magnitude of the scalar products of vectors A-B. Find the angles between two vectors A and B. Find the angle alpha of vector A. Find the angle alpha o
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