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what is the name of this component? (Attached)
is it a counter.
i can't find the name of it.
is there an exact name for this type of the component.
Homework Statement
Need to design a system where the lamp (output) turns on when sound is heard and turns off after 10 seconds of no sound, but it must also be dark (light sensor).Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I have put a Light Sensor (that is set to let current flow when it is...
the reason that the frequency decreases in a wine glass as it is filled up with liquid is because it is using more energy to drag the water molecules with it, so the energy of the wave is decreasing, but so does frequency so they are directly related in this case?
yes that is what I am talking about!
you got it!
Why is it that wine glasses have four nodes on fundamental frequency?
and also does the fundamental frequency of the object (wine glass + water) change when water level is changed.
The actual wine glass' fundamental frequency won't but is that...
is there an equation that relates frequency to energy on a larger scale, relating to standing waves...
what proves that as energy increases, so does frequency of a wave?
As you fill a wine glass with water, how does the resonant frequency change?
Surely it should increase? i did an experiment and it decreased?
I am so confused!?
Why does this happen?
Hi I am doing coursework relating to resonance in a wine glass,
and i am so confused as to where the standing waves are formed,
clearly in videos i have watched the wineglass, when exposed to a high amplitude of its resonant frequency (in slow motion) clearly shows the wine glass vibrating...
Hello,
I was just wondering what the natural frequency (of a wineglass) depends on,
i would say density of the glass, the shape, thickness,
could anyone tell me about in more detail?
Does this apply for any object (as the object gets bigger it becomes more complicated and...
C=v^2/2+gz+ P/p
This is it... there is pressure P... and then kinteic energy per unit volume and potential energy per unit volume... adding all of these gives = conservation of energy...
Why is this?
(Might need to explain the conservation of energy)
Preferably a more wordy reply :) thanks
I would like to know how much of a % does Newtons 3rd law (action / reaction) account for lift of a chopper.. i would also like to know this for Bernoulli's principle..
Can you give a source to back it up?
I can't find an answer any where
Apologies, but i still do not understand...
because it is curved the air has a larger distance to travel but why is it faster than the underside...
is it because the underside airflow gets obstructed as it will be at a slight angle to create lift??
Because it is curved? -------------> why because it is curved will it flow faster over it?!
What other reasons!?
pressure is lower ontop, therefore faster??
why is the pressure on top lower... is it because of the shape of the aerofoil?
I just find it hard to put this into a sentence...