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An electron (mass m) is contained in a cubical box of widths Lx = Ly =...
An electron (mass m) is contained in a cubical box of
widths Lx = Ly =
Lz = L. It emits and absorbs light by
making transitions among the lowest five energy levels.
(a) How many different frequencies of light could
the electron emit or absorb if it makes a transition between a pair
of the lowest five energy levels? What multiple of
h/8mL2 gives the (b)
lowest, (c) second lowest, (d)
third lowest, (e) highest, (f)
second highest, and (g) third highest
frequency?
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A cubical box of widths Lx = Ly = Lz = L = 6.0 nm contains...
A cubical box of widths Lx =
Ly = Lz = L = 6.0
nm contains three electrons. What is the energy of the ground state
of this system? Assume that the electrons do not interact with one
another, and do not neglect spin.
Q.1. Design a simply supported slab for a room of size Lx (m) X Ly (m)...
Q.1. Design a simply supported slab for a room
of size Lx (m) X Ly (m) one end continuous to
support a live load of 300 psf. Take a concrete of strength 4000
psi and steel of strength 60000 psi. Show the cross section of slab
with reinforcement
details.
NOTES : Student will take data given below in the table
against their name.
Lx (m)
Ly (m)
3.5
7.5
Q.1. Design a simply supported slab for a room of size Lx (m) X Ly (m)...
Q.1. Design a simply supported slab for a room
of size Lx (m) X Ly (m) one end continuous to
support a live load of 300 psf. Take a concrete of strength 4000
psi and steel of strength 60000 psi. Show the cross section of slab
with reinforcement
details.
Lx (m)
Ly (m)
4.25
8.5
Q.1. Design a simply supported slab for a room of size Lx (m) X Ly (m)...
Q.1. Design a simply supported slab for a room
of size Lx (m) X Ly (m) one end continuous to
support a live load of 300 psf. Take a concrete of strength 4000
psi and steel of strength 60000 psi. Show the cross section of slab
with reinforcement
details.
NOTES : data given below in the table
Lx (m)
Ly (m)
5.5
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gauge pressure at the top surface of the
box is 594 Pa and the gauge pressure on
the bottom surface is 1133 Pa.
(Assume g = 10 m/s2 ) and 1
atm = 1.01 × 105 Pa. and 1 Pa = 1 N/m2
Define gauge pressure
What is the relationship between the gauge
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is immersed...
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A cubical box is filled with sand and weighs 578 N. We wish to
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(a) What minimum force is required?
(b) What minimum coefficient of static friction
between box and floor is required? (c) If there is
a more efficient way to roll the box, find the smallest possible
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95.- By placing an electron, with effective mass m *
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force.
a) Write down the equations of motion of the electron
b) Solve the resulting system of equations
c) Find the frequency, W_c, with which the electrons rotate, which
is called the cyclotron frequency.
d) Analyze the resonance problem when the electron is placed
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d = 91.0 m
across a rough warehouse floor by an applied force of
FA = 226 N
directed at an angle of 30.0° below the horizontal. The
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