So I want to levitate...(drum roll please)...A REALLY SMALL WORM!
First off, I read that the downward pull on the worm will be gr (gravity times density), so then how would I calculate how powerful my magnet would have to be to balance this force?
So that's the mathematical part...
Going back to the diamagnetic talking...
Can someone tell me how much force a magnet would need to have to lift a frog or something with about that much mass?
Thank you for the answer it helped a lot. I wasnt sure whether it was telling me to use the first or second way, but now i know its the trigonometric way (i think i spelled that right)
Okay so I am reading a book on analytic geometry because my algebra class is starting to really bore me, and I ran across this:
slope = m = -1/2 (easy enouph)
but then it states "since the slope is the tangent of the angle of inclination θ, we have: tan θ = -1/2
okay so I guess my...
I understand how it works...but I am trying to think of some variables to use becuase we have to use the scientific process :/
So far all I have thought of is using different mediums between the laser and the slits, or maybe perform the experiement at different speeds
First off, I didnt know where to put this so I just stuck in where I though it seemed to go best (i didnt really want to put it in the homework section).
Here's my problem:
My teacher is making us (my 8th grade class) do individual science fair projects and compete them at the regional...
@ eri: What do you mean by "you need a lot more"
do you mean you need a lot more than the math I am planning to take, or you need a lot more as in things that make you stand out