12. Relevant equations mv^2=k(e^2/r) That much is right. mass of electron -13.6?? (not sure) m nt sure abt d mass..
. When was the last time you put something on a scale and found that its weight is negative? :tongue: You should look up the electron mass. That's not too much to ask. v=velocity k= coloumb constant e=1.6x10^-19 OK 3. The attempt at a solution 13.6(v^2)=k(q1q2/r2)(1.6x10^-19/5x10^11 m) i think the equation is wrong :( im not sure about coloumbs constant and what it is.. m i rite...? plz check..
1HEY MAG ARE THESE EQUATIONS GIVEN WITH QUES. ITSELF
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MAG.~m BACK! StOp mE iF u CaN.
·2009-04-18 06:42:06
no..i m nt sure ...dats specified na..i hve givn d doubts at d points
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MAG.~m BACK! StOp mE iF u CaN.
·2009-04-18 06:43:30
answer r u sure abt it?
i am havng many doubts plz clarify dem...answer is a secondary thng
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·2009-04-18 06:49:55
that u will tell na wether i m correct or not
1itz simply
mv^2/r =kq^2/r^2
nw
r=radius (given)
m=9.1 *10^(-27) kg
v =nikalna hai :P
k=columb constnt =9*10^9
q=1.6 *10^-19 C
nikal do aab aap :P
