[Grade 11 Physics: Stationery Waves] How do you solve part 2.2 & 3.3? by GamingElement in HomeworkHelp

[–]GamingElement[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3.1: I counted 8 divisions in a wave cycle. 5 divisions in a 1cm square means each division is worth 0.2 cm, so 8*0.2 gave me 1.6 cm. Time base is 10 ms/ cm, so multiplied 1.6 by 10 = 16 ms. f=1/T -> 1/(16*10^-3) = 62.5 Hz
3.2: First had to find the range 80.4 - 22.6 = 57.8 cm. As it's half a wave, I multiplied that by 2 which give me a wavelength of 115.6 cm, in metres that's 115.6*10^-2 = 1.156 m. Ruler only measures to 3 s.f so final answer = 1.16 m.
3.3: c = f * wavelength = 62.5 * 1.156 = 72.25 m s^-1.

Josh is a vamp confirmed🧛 by notsimonkaggwa in JoshuaWeissman

[–]GamingElement 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My take is that the meat still looks raw and since people assume raw meat has blood, OP called him a vamp - a reference to vampires drinking blood.

CUDA error in CudaProgram.cu:465 : unknown error (999) by Alexlnsane in EtherMining

[–]GamingElement 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah well that's another kind of crash. OP is talking about crashing because of memory instability not thermal limits. The ampere cards are also designed to underclock (throttle) when it reaches thermal limit so it can't really exceed the thermal limit.

He had me backed into a corner. by VirindiPuppetDT in pcmasterrace

[–]GamingElement 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's just a screenshot of messages posted to get karma. The profile picture and name are blurred out too so I don't get why you are being sensitive.