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An atom of mass m travelling at speed v in the +x direction strikes an identical stationary atom. The two atoms are in vacuum. One atom moves away ...

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Related topics: speed, atom, travelling, direction, strike, away, physics, vacuum, stationary

I need example of object that would experience large force, a 25kg mass on Saturn or 55kg on mercury

Please help I rlly don’t get this physics homework

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Related topics: large, force, mercury, homework, experience, example, physics, object

Physics Question?

A stretched spring has a total length of 20 cm and a spring constant of 200 N/m. It is storing 0.25 J in its elastic potential energy store. ...

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Related topics: spring, physics, question

Issac physics?

a) Work out how fast I am going (relative to a ground-based observer) if I row at 9.0ms−19.0ms−1 South (relative to the water) in a river ...

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Related topics: work, water, fast, river, observer, ground, south, physics, rows, relatives, relative

Why should the amalgam used in dental fillings have the same average coefficient of expansion as?

. Why should the amalgam used in dental fillings have the same average coefficient of expansion as a tooth? What would occur if they were mismatched?

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Related topics: physics, filling, dental

Car of 1000kg is travelling at 30 m/s.Car decelerates to 10m/s. Whats the change in Kinetic?

Physics Energy Kinetic Energy Science Maths

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Related topics: travelling, energy, science, physics, math, maths, car, cars

In the formula to find the refractive index, n= sin I / sin r , why sine is used?

My question is that RI is a ratio but what sine have to do here? Why didnt we use consine, tangent or secant??

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Related topics: formula, physics, refraction

Google - when a clock moves with sufficent velocity,the clock will run?

physics plus two question

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Related topics: clock, plus, physics, question, google, velocity

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