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Q: How does a model differ from a theory?

A: In a broader concept we can say that a model is a subset of a theory.

Q: What makes the equation F=ma so versatile?

A: The equation F = ma explains Newton's second law of motion. Which states, " For an object with…

Q: Will two students using the same piece of glassware have the exact same uncertainty in their…

A: we have to explain that the same piece of glassware has the exact same uncertainty in its…

Q: Differentiate the following as related to measurements: resolution, precision and accuracy.

A: The error in measurement generates the three terms Resolution Accuracy Precision The resolution is…

Q: Fill in the table only with given information. IF THE VARIABLE IS NOT GIVEN type in " ng" (no…

A: Given, Initial velocity at an angle θ =v0 v0x=v0cosθ v0y=v0sinθ This is a projectile motion At…

Q: The answer to (a) is -ve but (b) isn't correct wether +ive or -ive. I'm not understanding (b).

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Q: Finding the volume of a cube, measuring its side as 5.2 ± 0.2 cm. Calculate the volume of the cube…

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Q: State the width of the board measured using the centimeter ruler as in figure below., and calculate…

A: Uncertainty in measuring length with meter scale:

Q: significant figures and the uncertainty (as ± range)

A: Some rules for significant figures and the uncertainty are given as follows. The digits which are…

Q: Describe about How many correct experiments do we need to disprove a theory?

A: Introduction: A theory is a supposition of an idea which is intended to describe a phenomenon which…

Q: A box contains 10 indentical atoms with he following velocities. Find its Vrms

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Q: What are the three fundamental quantities of physics and the units physicists use to measure them?

A: The quantitative concepts used in physics are mainly divided into two categories. One is known as…

Q: What exactly do you mean when you say "unit"?

A: What exactly do you mean when you say "unit"?

Q: What is the momentum of a 100-kilogram shell if its speed is 1,500 m/s? Solution FBD and Formula…

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Q: How to calculate 1/a exp?

A: Required : Value of 1/aexp   We can find 1/aexp by taking the reciprocal of  aexp . The table of…

Q: Find the volume of a thin rectangular box (cuboid) whose sides are measured as 5.2 cm, 12.4 cm, and…

A: Given: Measurement of sides of cubiod are a=5.2 cm b=12.4 cm c=13.42 mm = 1.342 cm To determine…

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Q: what is the relationship between precision and uncertianity in a measurement?

A: Measurement Uncertainity has following parameters: 1) Precision : It given an idea about the…

Q: Use the first equation attached below. To calculate the initial ball velocity vi with error found by…

A: Find the average value angle for the given trial values,Substitute the values,

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Q: Give reasons why modern physics is important

A: Modern physics is the field of physics concerned with post-Newtonian areas of research in physics.…

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Q: Read the question carefully and give me right solution with clear calculations. The standard error…

A: Given, Standard error SE = 3''  Let sd be the standard deviation n = 5  The formula for standard…

Q: why is the final answer positive and not negative instead

A: Final answer is representing only magnitude of the electric field (because it's not a vector…

Q: What is the significance of the standard deviation v

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Q: The same data was then plotted, and the standard deviation was found the be 0.0894 cm. Find the…

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A: According to Kirchhoff's first law Algebraic sum of current at a junction is always zero.

Q: BTS. Which of the following corresponds to the equation B + T = S?

A: This question can be solved using triangle law of vector addition. According to which, "If two…

Q: How can you reduce percentage uncertainty in measurement you make

A: Following methods can be applied to reduce percentage uncertainity: 1) Take proper measurements and…

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Q: What is the uncertainty, due to the precision of the meter stick, that should be recorded along with…

A: The meter stick is incremented in units of centimeters. The smallest scale division is tenth of a…

Q: 리.5jin 10 -0.589 10 15in H. h 44.24

A: SOlution: Given that L =21.5 in H = 15 In d = 0.589 in

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Q: which of the following is maximum?

A: At t=1.5 s , block is at mean position (can be easily observed from graph). At mean position speed…

Q: What it the magnitude of the uncertainty (the ± error) in the following measured value: 45,420

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Q: Class activity acwhat do by Hhr physics expuime physics ex perimen!. undastund y the term medeserem…

A: a. Measurement is defined as the comparison of an unknown quantity with some known quantity of the…

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Q: How would you round 0.0189787745 to 4 significant figures?

A: Required: The value 0.0189787745 in 4 significant figures

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Q: Calculate the volume of your soup can. Include a calculation of the uncertainty in the volume.

A: Write the formula for the radius. Write the formula for the volume.

Q: WRITE IN PROPER ROUNDED FORM m = 14.26506 grams, Am = 0.00251 grams. (uncertainty) M = 7.35 x 10" kg…

A: If the leading figure of the uncertainty is 1, we will round off up to 2 significant digits, else we…

Q: WHY IS IT INCORRECT TO SAY THE RESULTS I GOT FROM THE MEASUREMENTS WHERE ACCURATE NOT PRECISE

A: Accurate is defined as the degree to which the result of a measurement confirms to the correct value…

Q: Find a Model equation in Two by Taking ele

A: Let a thin elastic sheet stretched tightly over a rectangular frame.let the dimension of the frame…

Q: Among the labeled data in the given graph, which data has the largest uncertainty? ( Don't worry…

A: Required : Which data point has the highest uncertainty.

Special Relativity

The theory of special relativity discusses how space and time are related to objects traveling along a straight line at a constant speed. Simply stated, as an object reaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to move faster than light. This interstellar speed limit has been the topic of much debate in astronomy, and also in science fiction when people consider how to fly over large distances.