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  1. From a height H, I shoot horizontally a ball (a) (mass M ... - Socratic

    Assuming origin to be at the point of projection and downwards being the direction of #-hatj#. For ball # (b)# ignoring air friction kinematic expression is #v^2-u^2=2gh#

  2. If u = <3. -2> and v = <4, b>, what value of b makes u and v …

    Dec 22, 2015 · For u and v to be orthogonal, their inner product must be 0. The dot product of <3, -2> and <4, b> is (3*4)+ (-2*b) Set this equal to 0 and solve to get 12-2b=0rArrb=6.

  3. Question #485ae - Socratic

    1.80 * 10^(22) "atoms" You should know that in order to get from grams to atoms, you need to go through moles first. So you will need to use the molar mass of barium chloride to convert the …

  4. Question #68927 - Socratic

    Density is the mass per unit of volume of a substance. Density is measured in mass units over volume units. In this problem, the mass unit is grams, and the volume unit is "cm"^3. The …

  5. Site Map - Heron's Formula Questions and Videos | Socratic

    How do you use Heron's formula to find the area of a triangle with sides of lengths #15 #, #16 #, and #12 #? How do you use Heron's formula to find the area of a triangle with sides of lengths …

  6. Question #ba0bf - Socratic

    Both the components are orthogonal to each other and therefore independent. It is clear that initially he will rise up and then start falling down due to action of gravity. The acceleration due …

  7. Given an organic formula #C_ (n)H_ (m)N_ (l)O_ (p)# how ... - Socratic

    And thus a formula of C_6H_12 corresponds to a ring OR an olefin bond, i.e. 1^@ of unsaturation. If we put oxygen in the formula, C_6H_12O, we could have a carbonyl or formyl functionality, …

  8. What is the unit vector that is orthogonal to the plane ... - Socratic

    Take the cross product of the two vectors. Normalise that resultant vector to make it a unit vector (length of 1). The unit vector, then, is given by:

  9. What is the projection of - 3 , -7, 4 >? | Socratic

    Projection of a given vector u on another vector v is the scalar multiple of vector v, given by the formula projvu = → u.→ v ∣∣→ v ∣∣2 → v The required projection would thus be 0.3 − 2.7 − 2.4 …

  10. Site Map - 2-D Vectors Questions and Videos | Socratic

    Questions and Videos on 2-D Vectors, within PrecalculusLet #veca=<−2,3># and #vecb =<−5,k>#. Find #k# so that #veca# and #vecb# will be orthogonal. Find k so that →a and →b …