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Five point charges, each of positive charge q, are arranged to form the corners of a uniform pentagon. A point charge Q is placed at the pentagon's centre. One of the corner charges is removed. What force does the centre charge experience?

There are four keys to answering this problem - when taken together, they turn a seemingly difficult calculation into a trivial one-line answer. The first is knowing Coulomb's inverse square law for the f...

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What is the best way for me to improve my speaking and pronunciation?

This is something that will only come with practice, but trust me, it will come! The things that I find are best when learning a new language tend to be watching TV shows in the language (you can use Engl...

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Solve the equation x^2-9x+20

Multiples that equal 20: 1 and 20, 2 and 10, 4 and 5Which of these multiples add/subtract to give -9?= -4 and -5Therefore answer is:(x-4)(x-5)=0x= 4 or x= 5

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The angle of elevation to the top of a tree is 63 degrees. Given that the distance to the tree is 15 m and your height is 1.6 m, how tall is the tree?

Drawing a diagram for this would show that the height of the tree above us is given by tan(63)*15, so the total height is this added to 1.6 m. This gives a height of 31 m.

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Answered by Lucy V. Maths tutor
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A coil is connected to an analogue centre zero ammeter. A magnet is dropped (North pole first) so that it falls vertically and completely through the coil. What would be observe on the ammeter?

The ammeter's needle would first be deflected one way, then as the direction of the current reversed, it would deflect the other way.

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Answered by Lucy V. Physics tutor
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