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    Pion in rest frame and lab frame

    one more question when working problems like this and others with realtive velocity c will always be the speed of light value ? if so then how can something such as V=0.50c be able to be sub in for v^2/c^2
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    Velocites in Different Reference Frames

    Homework Statement The Millenia is catching up to the Galaxa at a rate of 0.55c when the captian of the Millenia decides its time to fire a missle. He uses a laser range finder to determine the distance to Galaxa and then he fires a missle that is moving at a speed of 0.45c. What...
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    Pion in rest frame and lab frame

    Homework Statement An unstable particle called the pion has a mean lifetime of 25ns in its own rest frame. A beam of of pions travels through the lab with a speed of 0.60c. a) what is the mean lifetime of the pions as measured in the lab frame? b) how far does a pion travel ( as measured...
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    What is the angular size of the moon as viewed from Earth's surface?

    for the second part of the question, if a refracting telescope functions like a compound microscope does that mean that you would use the same angular equation? M= -L/foX N/Fe
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    What is the angular size of the moon as viewed from Earth's surface?

    how should i have applied that to this particular question?
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    What is the angular size of the moon as viewed from Earth's surface?

    angle in terms of radians is theta= s/r (size of arc)/ radius
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    What is the angular size of the moon as viewed from Earth's surface?

    i think i found it theata = 2(radius)/disatance from the sun?
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    What is the angular size of the moon as viewed from Earth's surface?

    would that be theata= h (size of object)/N ( near point =25cm)?
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    What is the angular size of the moon as viewed from Earth's surface?

    Homework Statement a) what is the angular size of the moon as viewed from the Earth's surface? b) The objective and eyepiece of a refracting telescope have focal lenghts 80cm and 2.0cm. What is the angular size of the moon as viewed though this telescope? mean radius of the moon-...
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    Image formation with a convex mirror

    actually i may have gotten it. if i find f using f=(1/2)R the pulg into the mirror equation 1/p+ 1/q = 1/f and solve i have the answer?
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    Image formation with a convex mirror

    Homework Statement An object 2.00cm high is placed 12.0cm in front of a convex mirror with radius of curvature of 8.00cm. Homework Equations Where is the image formed? Draw a ray diagram The Attempt at a Solution do i use the equation m=-q/p? if so then (object distance)p= 12cm...
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    Snell's Law, indices of refraction

    oh i think i got it you use n=1.00 sin60= 1.20sin theta 1 and then solve for theta 1 and sub in all down the layers until you use n=1.00 and solve for theta i. the angle is the same going out of the layers as it was going in?
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    Snell's Law, indices of refraction

    then do i just add all the thetas together?
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    Snell's Law, indices of refraction

    okay what do i use for the n1 sinθ1? is that 60* and the n for air =1.000?
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