I'm currently writing a paper on the Multiverse. I do have a theory of my own and have made the outline and started working on it. However, the language seems to unscientific, in the sense, its not very objective and crisp. How do i improve the quality of language and content of the paper.
Any...
Homework Statement
Calculate resultant moment of forces about pt O and state its direction.Homework Equations
Put the picture. Check it outThe Attempt at a Solution
What I did was :
About A : 60Nm
B: 40 Nm
C : 120Nm.
I'm not sure to add or subtract for resultant. What I did::
Add. A-B as they...
Hello,
I need some serious advice.
Is a career in astrophysics a promising one? Is there a future for astrophysicists?
Is there a demand for astrophysicists and researchers in this field?
Is it advisable to take up this career? Any astrophysicist here?
If yes, what would be the career path...
By get into iit I meant iit training .. Yes I am thinking about future studies in the us. I still have to give my boards. I'm actually more inclined towards th science thing interest wise as compared to engineering.
By money making I didn't mean loads I meant sufficient for a good living. And...
Hi, so I am currently in tenth grade, from India preparing for my boards.
I am worried about my future career as I have no clear idea and I need guidance. I get good grades in maths and I like physics and sciences.
I have always been fascinated my astrophysics and have read The theory of...
Use this logic
When there is a circuit of parallel:
V is same across all resistance . So ultimately current will vary with resistance.
Total current = current across resistor 1 + current across resistor 2
yes I know that momentum is product of mass and velocity
But change in momentum is dependant on force and time duration..
So could u please tell me the answers with reasons..
a car of mass 600 kg travels with a speed of 10m/s and a scooter of mass 80kg with 50m/s
Which will require more force to stop
(1) in same time
2) in same distance
Give reasons
Ans :
((2) car because being lighter it will acquire more momentum as momentum depends on product of force and...