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    How Do You Calculate Tension in Unequally Lengthed Cables Lifting a Beam?

    The 3 side will be higher, no? But how do we find the missing side of the right angle triangle? c^2 = a^2 + b^2 would give the missing height, but a different answer depending on if the 3m side is used or the 4m side is used. To solve this, all i would need is the angles of the right angle...
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    How Do You Calculate Tension in Unequally Lengthed Cables Lifting a Beam?

    Homework Statement A 5m long uniform beam AC with mass of 600kg is being lifted from the ring at B by two chains (AB, 3m long and CB, 4m long). Determine the tension in chain AB and CB when the beam is clear of the ground. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I tried...
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    Finding minimum values for problems

    I think I've got it. With this formula T sin(theta) = W/2 i can get the angle cause i know the max tension, but then how do i get the length of the chain from that?
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    Finding minimum values for problems

    Homework Statement Hi guys, really stuck on this one. A 1000N black is to be lifted using a chain sling (as shown). If the tension in the chain sling is not to exceed 1300N, find the shortest sling ABC that can be used. A is the most left point, B is the most right point and C is the top...
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    Calculating gauge pressure in lungs to produce certain speeds

    Homework Statement The human sneeze can reach speeds of 150km/hr. Calculate the gauge pressure in the lungs required to generate a flow with this speed at atmospheric pressure. Assume the density of the air is constant at 1.3 kg/m^3. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I...
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    Velocity of a fluid within a pipe

    My apologies, p1 and p2 are the density. I think they're called rho?
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    Velocity of a fluid within a pipe

    Ohhh, so I should use the formula p1*v1*A1 = p2*v2*A2?Thanks bud!
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    Velocity of a fluid within a pipe

    Homework Statement A scientist attempts to model the flow of blood through an artery using a hollow pipe of diameter 1.8cm. A fluid density 1060kg/m^3 is used to simulate blood in the pipe. Viscous effects can be considered to be negligible. TO study a blockage in an artery, the...
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    Answer: Understanding Electron Volt Energy for X-Ray Machines

    ... damn.Hahhaha thanks man. I can't believe i never realized that.
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    Answer: Understanding Electron Volt Energy for X-Ray Machines

    Homework Statement Hi guys. X-ray energies are commonly given i nunits of "electron volts". 1 eV is the energy that an electron would have after being accelerated across a potential different of 1V and is equivalent to 1.601 *10^-19 In an x-ray machine an electron that is about to hit an...
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    Heat & Melting Ice: Questions & Solutions

    Homework Statement A)You have a tank containing 750 mL of water and a heater outputting a max of 400 W. If you start with the water at 25 degrees, how long till it reaches boiling point? B) How much heat must be input to melt 1 gram of ice? What is the volume of meltwater does this produce...
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    Average acceleration and average force

    I stuffed up the arithmetic. Answer should be -1800. Is that right? Seems big for acceleration.
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    Average acceleration and average force

    Homework Statement Steel ball with a mass 17 grams, is launched at a speed of 6 m/s, into someones eye. The ball comes to a rest over a distance of 1mm. A) What is the average acceleration experienced by the ball to stop it? B) What is the deaccelerating force that must be exerted on...
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    Engineering How to find voltage in an open circuit

    Hahaha definitely asking. I'm nearly positive it would be 5v but I want to check if I'm correct.
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