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Why does temperature effect the resistance of conductors?

The resistance of a conductor increases with temperature. This is because as the temperature increases the atomic lattice of the conductor has more energy so begins to vibrate more. This means it is more ...

Answered by Peter E. Physics tutor
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How am I going to remember all of the particles I need to know? (A-level Physics)

(This is accompanied with a whiteboard drawn diagram)."Well, the way I solved this problem when I was doing my A-levels was to make a spider diagram. For instance, the particle zoo (the name given to...

Answered by Joe P. Physics tutor
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What is the minimum initial velocity necessary for an object to leave Earth?

The problem can be easily solved using energy formulas. The only force that acts on the departing object is the gravitational force, which is conservative. Therefore the total energy is conserved on the t...

Answered by Leontica S. Physics tutor
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Compare and contrast geostationary and low polar orbits.

Geostationary orbits are only possible at one distance from Earth. This is because the very nature of the geostationary orbit requires the satellite to have the same time period as the rotational period o...

Answered by Tesni H. Physics tutor
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Why does a feather fall at the same rate as a hammer on the Moon?

To calculate an object's weight, we have weight = mass * gravitational field strength (W = mg). From this, we see that an object with a greater mass (e.g. a hammer compared with a feather) has a greater w...

Answered by Joel T. Physics tutor
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