Physics

The lab report must consist of the following 5 parts as any further required parts as outlined in the lab instructions. Your lab report must reflect strictly your individual efforts. A) Cover Page with Objective(s) Your Name Course Number and Section Number Lab Partners: Date Experiment was performed Title of Experiment Objective(s): A few sentences describing the primary goal(s) of the experiment. B) Brief Introduction Consists of the theory that will be utilized to conduct the experiment and analyze the results. Briefly describes the steps taken to obtain results. Please use your own words, a copy of the lab instructions is not acceptable. C) Results and Analysis Includes all measurements taken and analysis performed. D) Discussion Discuss and explain your results by comparing them with the theory. E) Conclusions Your conclusions should summarize (in a few sentences) what can be deduced from your measurements (refer to the physical principles involved) and explain how your results meet the objectives of the experiment.

A 760-µF capacitor is connected in series to a 150 V power supply and a 1.5 k? resistor. At t = 800 ms, the switch is flipped such that the capacitor is in series with only the 175-mH inductor.  At the moment the switch is flipped, what is the voltage (potential) across the capacitor? How much charge is on the capacitor? After the switch is flipped, what is the frequency of oscillation? What is the maximum current in the circuit? What is the maximum energy stored in the magnetic field of the inductor?

Pick a source of energy (wind, solar, hydro, coal, natural gas, hydrogen, petroleum, nuclear, fusion, wave, tidal, etc.) and write two pages about it. You should include the following: – brief overview of the science behind turning this resource into usable energy – climate or other environmental impact of this energy source – current usage (how prevalent is this energy source in the US? the world?) You can of course include more than that, but I at least want to see that info. Format: 12 pt font, 1″ margins, single spaced, maximum two pictures (no more than 3.5″ on a side)

By watching the video “We are Not Alone”, it is mentioned how the architects control the sunlight flow into the museum . So you are tasked to create a project ( Research and Experiment- Simulation) to compare the energy intake by human body from sunlight and food then relate it to the concept applied in the Louvre Museum..

can you show working for these  q1: Charge Q1=+19.3 microC and of mass m=16.8 g is released from rest towards the fixed charge Q2=-57.9 microC . Find speed of Q1 at distance d=4.4 cm from Q2. Give answer is m/s. q2: Find work which is required to bring three charges of Q=9.5 microC each from infinity and place them into the corners of a triangle of side d=2.2 cm. Give answer in J. q3: An insulated spherical conductor of radius R1= 14.6 cm carries charge Q1=+10.4 mC. Second spherical conductor of radius R2=25.2 cm carries initial negative charge of Q2=-16.9 mC. At some moment these two spheres were connected with the long connecting wire. What is the charge of the sphere #1 after everything came to equilibrium? Give answer in mC.

Introduction and Objectives:  To understand scientific notation, significant figures, and different kinds of experimental errors

The Theory of Relativity is one of the most famous ideas bantered around popular culture, but what do we really understand about it? How does it apply to everyday life on Earth? For your initial post, find a reference in pop culture to the theory of relativity. Share this example and explain if your source is a good representation of the theory’s concepts..

Conduct your own physical experiment using the scientific method. Research the scientific method and give a 1-2 page written description of each step. You will then document your process with photos and/or video. Results will also be shared by uploading such media (or the links) of your process to the discussion board in this module. Save and submit the media in this exercise along with your 1-2 page written description.

Why Doppler effect is important in sonography and how it work’s

Write one page paper explaining the ohms law and its application in every day life.