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If a pendulum had a frictionless pivot and there was no air resistance, would it oscillate forever

If a pendulum had a frictionless pivot and there was no air resistance, would it oscillate forever? Or would there be damping?-theoretically yes, it will oscillate forever but lets take the gravitatio

Do electrons accelerate inside a cathode ray tube

Does the voltage that passes through accelerate them? Thanks!-The electric field between the grid and the emitter accelerates them. The assembly is called an electron gun for that reason.

Capacitors Electrostatic energy

A metal sphere of radius R is charged to a potential V. a.)Find the electrostatic energy stored in the electric field within a concentric sphere of radius 2R b.) Show that the electrostatic energy sto

Unique- uncertainty principle r general theory of relativity

How is the EINSTEINS general heory of relativity is different from Heisenbergs uncertainty principle and why can they not be an unique principle?-The general theory of relativity and the uncertainty p

Momentum and energy of charged particle

Two positively charged particles X and Y are initially far away from each other and at rest. X begins to move towards Y with some initial velocity. The total momentum and energy of the system are p an

If going faster than the speed of sound causes a sonic boom...

would going faster than the speed of light cause a sonic flash?-Sort of. Its impossible to reach much less exceed the speed of light in a vacuum. However, in solid materials that are transparent, l

~~~~~physics problem

An object is projected vertically upwards with a speed of 24.5m s^-1 near a 29.4m tall tower. calculate the time during which the object is above the tower( ?S interval between t=? and t=?)-Let the ve

HELP !!!!! on Hooke's Law

We did a experiment on Hookes Law in school . Then , we were asked to prepare a report on the experiment . In the discussion section , teacher gave me this formulas as following : From the formula F

Doppler Effect Equation Question

I had a question about how to apply the Doppler Effect equation, which is: f(0) = f(s) (v+v(0))/(v+v(s)) where f(0) is the frequency perceived by the observer f(s) is the frequency as actually emitt

What is Schrodinger's cat in quantum physics

Schrödinger wrote: One can even set up quite ridiculous cases. A cat is penned up in a steel chamber, along with the following device (which must be secured against direct interference by the cat): in

Theoretical Wavelength Beyond Gamma Waves

Lower wavelength photons travel more slowly than higher wavelength photons because they travel more distance oscillating up and down, rather than moving forward, per unit of time.So would it be possib

How to identify light of particular long distance object

In our atmosphere, we receive the combined light of all stars, How can we measure light of a particular star or galaxy or quasars? -Your own eyes can tell one star from another because the light from

How many different types of keys are there in the world

latches, numbered , padlock-keys......etc. yes, two random can be same though probability is very less.-i know only two types of keys one is for lock and second is in computers language that is primar

Wave particle also follows the theory of relativity

Speed of light is same for all observers. It doesnt depend on motion of light source or server. Is this theory is also same for all energy particles? I mean to say Is this theory is also same for alph

Capacitor Question for Physics 2

Three capacitors C1 = 1.5 µF, C2 = 9.5 µF, and C3 = 14.5 µF are connected as shown with a battery of voltage V = 18 V. (When entering units, use micro for the metric system prefix µ.) http://www.weba
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