I'm working on exercise 4.34 of david morin's classical mechanics and am having trouble doing the...
I'm working on exercise 4.34 of david morin's classical mechanics and am having trouble doing the exercise with damping included. What would be the correct procedure to follow? thanks AK
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first of all you can study the principles of david morin's classical mechanics and then you start working on exercise 4.34.
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Is this correct? Please help! Thanks in advance
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from how they were completed?
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trouble with what nervous system structures may be necessary and
the discussion at the molecular, cellular, organ, organismal
levels. Please help.
Describe the sensory system of your animal. What kinds of need? What nervous system structures might be necessary to work with the sensory structures? Be sure to include a discussion of the sensory systems at the molecular, cellular, organ, and organismal levels 4. information does...
Hi. I'm having trouble solving the rate law for my chemistry lab
report sheet. I'm unsure if I'm doing it right. Below is my
trials
To calculate rate law, I choose experiment 1
and 2 for [I]x and experiment 2 and 3 for
[H2O2]y. I got x=1 and y=1. This would make my rate law:
rate = k [I-] [H2O2]
Is this correct? Please help! Thanks in advance
Trial [1] [H202] Rate (M/s) 1 3.00 x 10^-2 M 1.50 x...
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wrong. Please show your work, so I can correct my thinking.
I appreciate your help!
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