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Ivo:

--- Quote from: guMnam on May 25, 2010, 04:12:24 pm ---so mainly it depends on the equatin..there is no rule??...

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Yep, kind of.

holtadit:

--- Quote from: ang3l on May 25, 2010, 04:09:59 pm ---How do u calculate the answer...
thx

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Okay.....

There a FOUR half lives involved in this each FIVE hours long = 20 hours altogether.

Okay, if you knew the ORIGINAL mass (lets say Xg) at the START what would you have done ?  X/2= something which you would have divided by 2 and so on.

For this you need to wrk backwards.

0.48*2= 0.96

0.96*2= 1.92

1.92*2= 3.84

3.84*2= 7.68 g

Ghost Of Highbury:

--- Quote from: diva_sparkles on May 25, 2010, 04:08:49 pm ---it can also be H=I^2R
H is heat in this case

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High voltage direct current (HVDC) is used to transmit large amounts of power over long distances

P = V*I

P is constant, thus, a large value of voltage is used to reduce the current.

H = I^2r

I reduces, H reduces. Thus the heat loss is reduced.

Raywin:

--- Quote from: Snake on May 25, 2010, 04:11:25 pm ---Length - If length increases (lets say by x2) then the resistance increases by x2 because it takes 2 times the amount of time for the current to travel! (Increase in length=Increase in Resistance)
Crossectional area (diameter) - If the area decreases then resistance increases, however if area increases then resistance decreases ( Decrease in area=Increase in Resistance)

Hope I helped elaborate a bit more :)

Guys I have a doubt, what is a Capacitor? and its properties?

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THANKS A LOT! YES U DID..  ;D AND A capacitor is something tht looks like this || on a circuit. Wht it does is when connected to a circuit with a switch closed, it charges. Charge is stored in it. When the switch is open, it lets these charges out AFTER a delay and it discharges.

holtadit:
This is like a private study period. :P

LMAO !

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