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    apparatus‚ make sure that the model balance is stagnant to avoid errors. Mark the pans as P1 and P2 and place the certain weight indicated on the table on the P1 only and adjust the pans on the beam so that the system is in equilibrium. Measure L1 from the center of the beam to the P1 and L2 from the center of the beam to P2. Now remove the weight from P1 and add the certain weight this time in P2 and adjust the pans again for equilibrium. Now measure L3 from the center to P1 and L4 from the center to P2

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    Nt1310 Unit 2 Study Guide

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    triple beam balance is a rugged‚ inexpensive weighing instrument. It is named for the three beams which carry weights. A. The middle beam reads only in 100 g increments. B. The far beam reads only in 10 g increments. The weights in each of these must always sit in a "notch". They cannot be placed at arbitrary points on the beam. C. The weight on the front beam can be placed to read continuously from 0 to 10 grams. The Triple Beam Balance is a typical mechanical balance. It has a beam which is

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    today form a separate commercial product segment in local and metropolitan area networks ‚ the mobile and long-range applications of this technology are aggravated by extreme requirements for pointing and tracking accuracy because of the small optical beam divergences involved. This challenge has to be addressed to fully exploit the benefits of optical links. Furthermore‚ long-haul optical links through the atmosphere suffer from strong fading as a result of index-of-refraction turbulence (IRT) and link

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    Laser and Optical Disc

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    1. Introduction Blu-ray is a new optical disc standard based on the use of a blue laser rather than the red laser of today’s DVD players. The standard‚ developed collaboratively by Hitachi‚ LG‚ Matsushita (Panasonic)‚ Pioneer‚ Philips‚ Samsung‚ Sharp‚ Sony‚ and Thomson‚ threatens to make current DVD players obsolete. It is not clear whether new Blu-ray players might include both kinds of lasers in order to be able to read current CD and DVD formats. The new standard‚ developed jointly

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    operations that are difficult to perform with the conventional scalpel and that a laser beam might be used instead. Initial trials showed that a finely focused beam from a carbon dioxide gas laser could cut through human tissue easily and neatly. The surgeon could direct the beam from any angle by using a mirror mounted on a movable metal arm. Several advantages of laser surgery quickly became apparent. First‚ the light beam is consistent‚ which means that it gives off the same amount of energy from In

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    Conclusion Reflection

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    Conclusion In the workshop‚ we are going to design a beam that will rupture when a load of 20 kg is placed at its mid-span region. We have made much consideration and preparation before the testing. At the beginning‚ we considered to use wood or plastic to make the beam. After observation and research‚ we find out that wood is more suitable for making a beam and more possible to rupture at 20 kg weight. With several trials‚ we discovered that the shape‚ length‚ width and thickness of the wooden board

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    reshape our daily environment for the better. When building bridges you’ll need help from BATS which are the key structural components of bridge construction such as beams‚ arches ‚ trusses‚ and suspensions. Various combinations of these four technologies make it possible for numerous bridge designs‚ ranging from some bridges as simple as beam bridges‚ arch bridges‚ truss bridges‚ and suspension bridges to more complicated bridges like side-spar cable-stayed bridges. Some of the key differences between

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    Laser

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    differ from other sources of light because they emit light coherently. Its spatial coherence allows a laser to be focused to a tight spot‚ and this enables applications like laser cutting and laser lithography. Its spatial coherence also keeps a laser beam collimated over long distances‚ and this enables laser pointers to work. Laser also have high temporal coherence which allows them to have a very narrowspectrum‚ i.e.‚ they only emit a single color of light. Their temporal coherence also allows them

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    moment at the end. This is where she builds lot of suspense and tension in the story. MacPhail builds and crate suspense in the extract by focusing on the creaking beam throughout the entire extract. At the beginning of the extract I read that there was an “ominous creak”. She also used cracked and crackled to emphasize that the beam was crashing slowly. She used this term five to six times in this extract; it shows that it’s a repetition throughout. This created tension and suspense in the story

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    Hardiman‚ Pollatsek‚ and Well (1986) suggest children’s ability to reason proportionally using the balance beam is not central to rule acquisitions discovered by Seigler (1978). Hardiman‚ Pollatsek‚ and Well (1986) examined how the number of weights and its distance influenced participant’s decisions to predict if the beam would balance or not. Researchers believed a product-moment rule is required to enhance proportional reasoning skills in children. The product-moment rule deviates from the four

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