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Iminschool:
So i've been doing a few questions and have come across which i believe are errors in the solutions such as using the diameter in the (Pie.r^2) formula for the area of a circle instead of the radius.
Has anyone else stumbled across this problem?

jamonwindeyer:

--- Quote from: Iminschool on January 09, 2017, 12:45:35 am ---So i've been doing a few questions and have come across which i believe are errors in the solutions such as using the diameter in the (Pie.r^2) formula for the area of a circle instead of the radius.
Has anyone else stumbled across this problem?

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I never ran into any major problems with Physics in Focus, but I didn't use it for practice questions all that often - I used it more for the content. In any case, remember as you study you are welcome to post any questions/answers that seem a little dubious up here and we'll run an eye over it for you! ;D

Iminschool:

--- Quote from: jamonwindeyer on January 09, 2017, 12:52:05 am ---I never ran into any major problems with Physics in Focus, but I didn't use it for practice questions all that often - I used it more for the content. In any case, remember as you study you are welcome to post any questions/answers that seem a little dubious up here and we'll run an eye over it for you! ;D

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Awesome! Here's my first question:

My answer was 2.35×10^-9 N repulsion

Mod Edit: Post merge

jamonwindeyer:

--- Quote from: Iminschool on January 09, 2017, 01:23:22 am ---Awesome! Here's my first question:

My answer was 2.35×10^-9 N repulsion

Mod Edit: Post merge

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On a quick scribble, I get \(5.88\times10^{-10} N\) repulsion, is that the textbooks answer? (maybe from now on attach your answers and the textbooks, that way if it's right I know, and if it's wrong I can try and figure out why) :)

Iminschool:
Crap, just realised that in my solution i accidentally wrote for current 1 and 2 as (50x10^-3 × 2) instead of (50x10^-3)^2

Edit: Answer becomes 5.88 × 10^-10 N repulsion so yea we get the same answer

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