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    Calculating Tension in a System of Trolleys

    Oh you are right. They have different mass.
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    Calculating Tension in a System of Trolleys

    Yes exactly, because there are two trolleys.
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    Pressure difference between the top and bottom surfaces of this cube

    It's the length from beginning of the cube till ground?
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    Calculating Tension in a System of Trolleys

    Then I have to divide 40 N by 2?
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    Calculating Tension in a System of Trolleys

    If a force of 50 N pulled to the left and another 50 N force pulled to the right, what would be the net force on the two trolleys? 0 What would happen if you reduced the force to the left from 50 N to 10 N? 40N What would happen if you reduced the force to the left from 10 N to zero? 10 N
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    Calculating Tension in a System of Trolleys

    I saw this formula somewhere and thought this may work...... So it is 50N - 10N = 40N?
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    Pressure difference between the top and bottom surfaces of this cube

    Hi all, I think I have to take the formula for pression. rho = F/A -> rho = ma/A but not sure, how to handle it here. I thought, it should be rho under - rho above = pl*L - pc *a Solution is: pl *g *a
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    Calculating Tension in a System of Trolleys

    So it means one of them is minus?
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    Calculating Tension in a System of Trolleys

    Hi all, To find out the tension. First I have to find out the a. 1. step F = ma F = (m1+m2) *a F = (1+3)*a F = 4*a F/4 = a F = 10N + 50 N F = 60 N 60/4 = 15 m/s^2 2.step T =( m1/ (m1 + m2)) * F T = (1/ 1+3) * 60 T = 15 N But the final result is 20N. Thanks for your help!
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    Chemistry Chemical Equation Balance: NaNO3 + NaOH + Zn -> NH3 + Na2ZnO2 + H2O

    Hi everyone, I don't know where to start with NaNO3 + NaOH + Zn -> NH3 + Na2ZnO2 + H2O How to balance it or where should I start? Any tricks? Kind regards, Say
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    Chemistry Find out the amount of the elements

    Hi everyone, I just don't get it how to compute the following task. First I have to find out many moles are in 27g of Water. H2O = 2*1.01 + 16 = 18.02 27g/18.02 = 1.5mol but afterwards how do I find each elements gram? d is the correct answer.
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