physics q (1 Viewer)

[eternallyboreduser]

Mr physics complainer go get something else to complain about for once

English will be the next

 

[wizzkids]

According to Quantum Mechanics, the ball can be considered to be at the top of its path as well as everywhere else at the same time. There is only a higher probability of finding the ball at the top of its path at any given moment. You need to calculate the Wave Function of the Ball to work out the probability of the force acting up and down at the same time.

 

[liamkk112]

Idk what that formula is LOL

all u need to know is that air resistance affecting an object increases as the velocity of the object increases. so when the object in the question is at its maximum height, no air resistance affects it. so the only forcing acting on it at that moment is f= mg so regardless if u factor in air resistance or not, the answer is f = mg

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

Why is there a 3 page thread for one of the easiest questions to ever be written in history of physics idk ^^^^ biggest yappers esp. @temporarylol

 

[eternallyboreduser]

Why is there a 3 page thread for one of the easiest questions to ever be written in history of physics idk ^^^^ biggest yappers esp. @temporarylol

Bcus im shit at physics

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

Bcus im shit at physics

Nah not throwing strays at you, just everyone else who yapped. Should've just been, "u just assume no air resistance lmao sweaty mx2 mechanics kid".