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Friday, October 29, 2010
Ch10 2 #1
See sheet 20
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I don't understand how to figure out part b and c based on the equation on page 20
5 comments:
I don't understand how to figure out part b and c based on the equation on page 20
Think how the mass and length are related to mu
I still can't figure out part B. If you quadruple the mass, doesn't the "quadruple" get cancelled out?
For part B, you divide by 2 and for part C you multiply by 2. I just don't understand why 100%?
what enters the formula is not the mass but mass per length, this is what mu stands for
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