/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11510455
>They have not banned religion nor non-evidence-based medical treatments. That tells a lot about the political affiliations of their (((masters))).
Try being less schizophrenic in your argument and next time just say what you mean. Dumb tripnigger.

>>11330538
>>11330550
Ohm's law and Kirchhoff's laws, sweetheart. This is a pretty simple circuit to solve. For each loop, assume there is a clockwise current i1, i2, i3. Because the sum of all currents into a node is zero, you know that the current thru the 3 kΩ is i1-i2, and the current thru the 3.93 kΩ is i2-i3. Now, sum the voltage drops around each loop and set to zero (because of conservation of energy). Recall that over a resistor, V=iR. So, you now have three equations for three unknown currents. Solve the system of equations. You now know the current at any point in the circuit and may find the voltage over whatever two points you like. Refer to a circuits text if you are still confused.
>>11330556
Stop being a paranoid bitch. You're fine.

"Determinism and free will are in contradiction to each other"

something something genetics something something events in my childhood
>>11247447
>Catholicism
part of the problem
>>11247423
this anon gets it

>>11214125
because of the ideal gas properties of air
lower pressure at approximately the same density => lower temperature

>>11200858
>>11200863
The shear stress in a beam is given by
[eqn]\tau=\frac{VQ}{It}[/eqn]
where V is the shear force at a given point, Q is the first moment of area of the cross section, I is the second moment of area of the cross section, and t is the thickness of the beam.

The quantity [math]\frac{Q}{I}[/math] has units of Length^3/Length^4 which is equivalent to area/length.

Im sure there are more.