Recent content by John Dalton

Thanks Mark for this helpful fact,I hope I will use them in my posts from the very next time.☺ Appreciate it!

Sorry jbriggs444, I asked a wrong query I initially. I meant to say that what is atmospheric pressure on the Pluto. I think this is a strange question. But I need to know this to conclude that the presence of gases on Pluto is due to sublimation. (According to Stefan r stating that-

Absolutely fantastic "rosekidcute" I was looking out for something like this. That's so kind of you.I won't ask anybody about these again.

Superb,informative and precise explanation

Charles Link,Tyler6,rosekidcute: Appreciate all the guidance you have provided me.I was not first initially understanding relation between the theetha and that of Sin,cos,tan . Now I understood it is an angular unit and is associated with the hypotenuse of the triangle. I specifically admire...

Thanks to both of you. I got a basic idea of this presence of gases. It is due to sublimation. Please don't mind , I have a query- Are the gases volatile ?

I am eager to learn trigonometry. I have to be introduced to terms such as-sin,cos,tan,cosec etc. The internet"s explanation is going over my head. Can someone make them understand to me individually with the meaning of titha.(I cannot show its symbol , as it is not on the keyboard.) I will...

The New Horizon reached Pluto in April of previous year. It shown that Pluto's surface contains mixtures of various gases , such as CH4 and gaseous H2SO4. Now , the query of mine is that- Pluto is situated very far from Sun and is very cold. Please someone justify me how can this gases be...

If you provide more information and facts about your query,I am sure I will be able to help you out. (By giving mathematical evidences).

The pleasure was all mine.

I admire your determination for the GRE examinations. Please go to the following link: https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.ets.org/s/gre/pdf/practice_book_physics.pdf There's a book for this.And I am sure it will be helpful to you.

I read that link.I am very a shameful for what I did. Please beg me pardon.

Yes,I got the terms and conditions. Actually this is my first day,so hopefully you will apologize.

Although LPG is a odourless gas , why can we smell it when it leaks? If possible,give the name of the smelling compound that is mixed with LPG?

This will clear your "ancient" doubt. There are several ways that Hermite polynomials can be defined, but the one used by physicists is this: the Hermite polynomial of degree is defined asAt first glance, this doesn’t look like a polynomial at all, since it contains only exponentials. But if we...