PHLA11H3 : John Arthur Morality

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Chapter: 2- john arthur: religion, morality and conscience. I"m expecting to learn the difference and the connection between religion and morality. For me, this chapter is all about knowing the relationship between religion and morality. On the other hand, religion, typically involves prayer, worship, beliefs about the supernatural, institutional forms and authoritative texts. I"ve learned that religion could truly affect morality. Integrative questions: how are morality and religion different, what is moral motivation, what is moral knowledge, who are the divine command theory, how are morality and religion connected? www. notesolution. com. According to arthur, morality and religion is different for the reason that morality involves our attitudes toward various forms of behavior, typically expressed using the notions of rules, rights and obligations. Religion isn"t necessary for moral motivation because most of us, in fact, just worry about getting caught, being blamed and being looked down on by others.

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Hello, I just have a question about problem 30 inchapter27.

Could you help me out?

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Light waves with two different wavelengths, 632nm and 474nm,pass simultaneously throught a single slit whose width is 7.15*10^-5m and strike a screen 1.20 m from the slit. Twodiffractionpatterns are formed on the screen. What is the distance(in cm)between the common center of the diffraction patterns andthe firstoccurence of a dark fringe from one pattern falling on topof adrak fringe from the other pattern?

Thanks for your time and help.

Two blocks are stacked on one another on an inclinedhorizontalsurface. The top block is connected by an ideal stringthat passesover ideal pulley to another hanging mass. Thefrictional forcebetween the surfaces are:
(for some combinations, object 1 and 2 move together; forothercombinations object 1 slides along the surface of object2)

(a) Determine the maximum value of object 3 (m3) for whichobjects 1and 2 move without relative slippage.
(b) assume that m3 has a 1.5 times the value determined in(a).Determine the different accelerations of object 1 and 2.

Please help me understand this problem. I willratelifesaver!

A Faraday ice pail similar to the one you used in lab is shownto the right. As you recall, the principle of its operation relieson the proportionality between the charge on the inner pail and thepotential difference between the inner pail and the ground. Supposethe relationship between charge q and potential difference V isgiven by V=2.5E16 q. When a charged wand is inserted into the innerpail and touches it, the electrometer reading is -18.0 volts. (a)How much charge resided on the wand? (b) Before grounding the pail,a second wand is inserted into the ice pail and touches it. Theelectrometer reading is now +30.0 volts. How much charge resided inthe second wand? (c) If the two wands were separated by 4.0 cmbefore they were discharged onto the ice pail, what force dideither exert on the other? (d) Was it attractive of repulsive?Assume that no leakage of charge occurs during the experiment - allcharge on the wand is transferred to the ice pail when it touchesthe ice pail. Recall that (1/4pi e0)=9E9 Nm2/C2.

The pail looks kind of like this:http://tinyurl.com/6g4g3sv

The answers given by my TA are (a) -7.2E-16C (b) 1.92E-15C(c) -7.77E-18N (d) attractive

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