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  1. Electrons have a negative charge (convention)

    So:

     

    [math]3He^{+2}[/math]

    means you have 2 electrons missing.

    You might think " Oh, it could be that it has 2 more protons" (wich have a positive charge)

    but you can not mess with the protons, because they are in the nucleas

     

    so

     

    [math]3He^{+2}[/math] [math]\rightarrow^{2_electrons}[/math] [math]3He^{0}[/math]

  2. The purpose of this thread is to explain the basic logic of how a formula comes to be, and to explain where do Constantes come from. Please forgive my English :rolleyes:

    Simple to understand, the steps are in order

    _________________________________________________

    Part [math]\alpha[/math]:

    Let us take a simple problem

     

    "In a factory, 2 workers working 6 hours, 5 days a week, produce 100."

     

    Now let us think, the more workers we have the more blocks we produce

    so the number of workers is directly proportianal to the number of blocks produced.

     

    Also, the more hours they work, the more blocks they will produce. So the number of hours is also directly proportional to the number of blocks produced.

     

    Also(again), the more days they work the more blocks they will produce. So the number of days is also directly proportional to the number of blocks produced.

     

    Let us assign variables to each factor

     

    B = Number of Block

    H = Number of hours per day

    W = Number of Workers

    D = Days they work in a week

     

    We conclude that

    ([math]\alpha[/math] is the simbol of proportionality)

     

    B [math]\alpha[/math] H

    B [math]\alpha[/math] W

    B [math]\alpha[/math] D

    ______________________

     

    B [math]\alpha[/math] H.W.D

     

    -----------------------------------------------------------------

     

    Part [math]\beta[/math]:

     

    To transform a proportionality into an equality we must multiply one of the sides by a constant

     

    B [math]\alpha[/math] H.W.D

     

    we will multiply one of the sides by [math]\varphi[/math]

     

    B = [math]\varphi[/math](H.W.D)

     

    -----------------------------------------------------------------

     

    Part [math]\chi[/math]:

     

    Now we must calculate the constante.

     

    B = [math]\varphi[/math](H.W.D)

     

    using the information in Parte [math]\alpha[/math]

     

    100 = [math]\varphi[/math](6.2.5)

    100 = [math]\varphi[/math].60

    100/60 = [math]\varphi[/math]

    [math]\varphi[/math] = 5/3 = 1,66...

     

    we have found the value of the variable, now we can calculte any problem involving this information.

     

    Example

     

    In the same factory as the last problem, we have 5 workers, working 3 hours a day, 2 days a week. How many blocks will they produce?

     

    B = [math]\varphi[/math](H.W.D)

    B = (5/3) . (3.5.2)

    B = (5/3) . 30

    B = 5.30/3

    B = 50 Blocks

    ---------------------------------------

     

    I made this up by myself, but many other people probably have thought of this already.

    Isn't math beutiful =D

  3. Exactly! The video explains it very well with animations and etc.

    I had to watch it about 3 times to understand it all though xD

    the last dimensions make little sense at first, but they have logic if you think about it.

  4. you can make a simple hover craft

    they did it at my school

     

    You have to make the air come out and hit the ground with enough force so that you can cancel out the Weight force of the hovercraft

     

    F = m.a

  5. [math]

    W = \Delta Ec

    [/math]

     

    [math]

    F. \Delta x = \frac{mV^{2}_{f}}{2} - \frac{mV^{2}_{o}}{2}

    [/math]

     

    [math]

    m.a. \Delta x = \frac{mV^{2}_{f}}{2} - \frac{mV^{2}_{o}}{2}

    [/math]

     

    divide by (m) on both sides

     

    [math]

    a. \Delta x = \frac{V^{2}_{f}}{2} - \frac{V^{2}_{o}}{2}

    [/math]

     

    [math]

    {V^{2}_{o}} + 2.a. \Delta x = {V^{2}_{f}}

    [/math]

     

    [math]

    {V^{2}_{f}} = {V^{2}_{o}} + 2.a. \Delta x

    [/math]

     

     

    Just to show that everything we learn in physics at school is actualy 1 thing

    Dynamics, Cinematics and etc

    Isn't is beutiful!

    (forgive my english)

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