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Comments(89):
#98
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N. Korean citizen (12/05/2012) [-]
Funnyjunk understands math, But they get worked up about the Captcha code recieving one more number.
#77
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N. Korean citizen (11/30/2012) [-]
beautiful moment when that's the gravitional potential of the earth :')
#57
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cerealisticbeing **User deleted account** (11/30/2012) [-] **cerealisticbeing rolled a random image posted in comment #1601755 at Item Discussion **
#32
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cakeisawesome **User deleted account** (11/30/2012) [-] i'm a physics major, but i hate when anything physics related comes up on here...then you get a shitload of people in the comment showing off
#24
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kusalranawaka ONLINE (11/30/2012) [-] MFW when im studying circuar motion and gravitaional forces right now
#56 to #31
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kusalranawaka ONLINE (11/30/2012) [-] Yo mama's mass = 3.75 x10^11 Kg
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You mad bro?
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You mad bro?
#64 to #63
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kusalranawaka ONLINE (11/30/2012) [-] Does this look like an image proposing a challenge or an image proposing a hidden agenda?
If you said challenge go watch the video this image originates from
If you said challenge go watch the video this image originates from
#20
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solrosen (11/30/2012) [-] **solrosen rolled a random image posted in comment #2 at Tittysprinkles ** MFW math
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solrosen (11/30/2012) [-] **solrosen rolled a random image posted in comment #216 at All night erry night **
I repeat, MFW math. :I
I repeat, MFW math. :I
#17
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N. Korean citizen (11/30/2012) [-]
a=GM/R^2
M=a*r^2/G
1*5^2/6.67*10^-11 = 2.8*10^11 kg
I think. Haven't done Physics for about a year.
M=a*r^2/G
1*5^2/6.67*10^-11 = 2.8*10^11 kg
I think. Haven't done Physics for about a year.
#7
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TheBarneyStinson (11/30/2012) [-] (mv^2/r)=(Gmm/r^2)
(mv^2/r)=(Gmm/r^2)
(v^2)=(Gm/r)
(rv^2)=(Gm)
(rv^2/G)=(m)
5(1^2)/6.67E-11=m
m=74962518740.6
m=7E10
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(v^2)=(Gm/r)
(rv^2)=(Gm)
(rv^2/G)=(m)
5(1^2)/6.67E-11=m
m=74962518740.6
m=7E10
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physicsdude (11/30/2012) [-]
You are given the acceleration a=1 m/s^2. You use the given acceleration as velocity which is wrong.
Use the formula: F=ma=GMm/r^2 giving:
a=GM/r^2
M=a*r^2/G
M= 1*5^2/6.67*10^-11=2.8*10^11 kg
Sorry to be THAT DICK that tries to show off his math skills(though you didn't fail on the math just understanding the physics) any time some one makes a misscalculation. mistakes
Use the formula: F=ma=GMm/r^2 giving:
a=GM/r^2
M=a*r^2/G
M= 1*5^2/6.67*10^-11=2.8*10^11 kg
Sorry to be THAT DICK that tries to show off his math skills(though you didn't fail on the math just understanding the physics) any time some one makes a misscalculation. mistakes
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physicsdude (11/30/2012) [-]
Indeed. Though he stated "this is actually the exact unit I'm studying in physics". Which leads me to believe that he should know about this stuff. I learned this in the danish equivalent of highschool, so to be that far off when you study it.
#25 to #10
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ReyJavikVI (11/30/2012) [-]
While you did use the correct formula, I don't know how you got 25/6.67 = 2.8. The mass is 3.75*10^11 kg. According to Wikipedia, that's around the mass of the whole human species.
So yeah, yo momma so fat she weighs more than all the other mommas in the world.
So yeah, yo momma so fat she weighs more than all the other mommas in the world.
#12 to #4
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physicsdude (11/30/2012) [-]
Not at all. Any huge object can be seen as a point of mass at its center of mass when calculating the gravitational pull.
For example when calculating the earths gravitational pull, you take the entire mass of the earth and use its center as the point. So it is calculated as if it is simply a point of mass. This is the same for ANY object.
For example when calculating the earths gravitational pull, you take the entire mass of the earth and use its center as the point. So it is calculated as if it is simply a point of mass. This is the same for ANY object.
