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How fast did hydrogen atoms travel when they were first formed in the early universe?
That's great, thanks! I don't need it to be hugely accurate so as long as its close that's good.
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How fast did hydrogen atoms travel when they were first formed in the early universe?
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How fast did hydrogen atoms travel when they were first formed in the early universe?
I got around 8000m/s using v=sqrt[3kt/m], is that along the right lines? Thanks.
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How fast did hydrogen atoms travel when they were first formed in the early universe?
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What does a positive gradient on a graph of V plotted against I mean in terms of EMF and internal resistance?
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What does a positive gradient on a graph of V plotted against I mean in terms of EMF and internal resistance?
Oh cool that's pretty interesting. Do you know if there's anything written up on this so I can explore it further? Thanks.
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What does a positive gradient on a graph of V plotted against I mean in terms of EMF and internal resistance?
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Finding an equation relating the mass of a blade of a wind turbine to its velocity
How do I algebraically manipulate the moment of inertia if its a summation with two variables? Can I assume m and r are constant so its just Nmr^2?
Oct
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Finding an equation relating the mass of a blade of a wind turbine to its velocity
Could you possible give me an example of how I would do that? Thank you.
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Finding an equation relating the mass of a blade of a wind turbine to its velocity
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