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boohoooo, alright!Zepudee I will do it some other time. I am busy right now. I am sorry.
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boohoooo, alright!Zepudee I will do it some other time. I am busy right now. I am sorry.
Well oscillations, I hate it.
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Which paper you have doubt in?boohoo, then it is alright, thanks for your effort. i appreciate it, really
Lol! Seriously you don't know?http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_s07_qp_4.pdf
This? hee, question 1(b). i know the GMm/2R and GMm/3R why is it 6R?
Lol! Seriously you don't know?
LCM!
(3GMm - 2GMm)/(2R x 3R) = GMm/6R.
Click here, I have solved it before as well.AND Question 16!
I dont get the question.can someone help me out wiz ziz question plz.
An early experimenter, working in other than Si units, obtained the following ten values for the magnitudes of the changes on small oil drops:
9.82, 19.64, 39.28, 39.28, 34.37, 19.64, 19.64, 29.46, 19.64, 39.28.
What value do these results suggest for the magnitude of the charge of the electron as measured in these units?
A 2.45
B 4.91
C 9.82
D 19.64
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