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How would I resolve forces on a slope?

First pick a set of axis to use. This would be in the directions of which the majority of the forces follow. With the forces which are at angles to the majority of the forces, create a triangle of the ...

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Answered by George B. Physics tutor
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Give examples of how the photoelectric effect supports the particle nature of light and defies the wave theory.

The photoelectric effect is the emission of electrons from a metal when light is incident on the surface. The effect is due to the absorption of energy by the surface electrons causing them to become e...

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Answered by Ben H. Physics tutor
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Explain in terms of the motion of the molecules of the gas why the volume of gas must increase if the pressure is to remain constant as the gas is heated.

- When gas is heated, the molecules gain kinetic energy. 

  • This causes more collisions of greater force per unit time with the wall of the container. 
  • If the pressure i...
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Answered by Connor S. Physics tutor
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A spherical object of mass 150kg is orbiting the Earth. The distance between the centre of the object and the centre of the Earth is 25,000m. What is the kinetic energy of the object?

This is an example of circular motion caused by a centripetal force. In this case, the centripetal force is the gravitational force between the Earth and the object. Linking the equations for circular ...

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Answered by Ryan L. Physics tutor
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Explain how fluorescent tubes work

Fluorescent tubes are filled with low pressure mercury, when an electric current is passed through, the electrons in mercury are excited and move to a high energy level, this high level state is unstab...

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Answered by Michael W. Physics tutor
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