PHY 101 Chapter Notes -Furlong, Hypotenuse, Cartesian Coordinate System

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2 Dec 2014

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University at Buffalo

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Physics

Course

PHY 101

Professor

Zhang, Ganapathy, Brewer

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1. 2 (a) from x = bt2, we find that. If x = a sin (2 ft), then [a] = [x]/sin (2 ft)] But the sine of an angle is a dimensionless ratio. This means that the proteins are assembled at a rate of many layers of atoms each second! 2xbt 22[]l[][]txbt [][]lax 8m3. 0010 c 1 kms 310 m1 mi 1. 609 km1 furlong0. 125 mi 6furlongs1. 4910 s 6furlongs1. 4910 c s48. 6410 s 1 day14. 0 days 61 megafurlong1 fortnight10 furlongs 61. 8010 megafurlongsfortnightc 1in 32rate day1 day 24 h1 h 2. 54 cm3600 s 1. 00 in9210 nm10 cm 9. 2 nms . The cartesian coordinates for the two points are: The distance between the two points is the length of the hypotenuse of the shaded triangle and is given by or. 1. 45 (a) the side opposite = 3. 00 (b) the side adjacent to = 3. 00 (c) (e) (d)

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