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How did early radar work with early computers and instruments?

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Is elastic collision only possible for perfectly rigid bodies?

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Is there any way to tell if a net zero EM field is actually the superposition of multiple EM fields that cancel each other out?

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Why does current diverge into different paths in parallel circuits?

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How much does the "particle in a box" model need to be modified to fully accurately represent the interior of an atom?

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What does it mean for an electromagnetic wave to be linearly polarized?

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In general, how do reactions choose between energetically favorable or thermodynamically favorable paths?

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Why do fires and combustion reactions require oxygen to burn i.e. why do oxidizers most commonly have oxygen?

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If ax=b and ax+by=c are lines in R1 and R2, why is ax+by+cz=d the equation of a plane in R3?

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When forging metals, how does hammering or folding the alloy remove unwanted impurities?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How did early radar work with early computers and instruments?	2
Is elastic collision only possible for perfectly rigid bodies?	2
Is there any way to tell if a net zero EM field is actually the superposition of multiple EM fields that cancel each other out?	2
Why does current diverge into different paths in parallel circuits?	2
How much does the "particle in a box" model need to be modified to fully accurately represent the interior of an atom?	2
What does it mean for an electromagnetic wave to be linearly polarized?	2
In general, how do reactions choose between energetically favorable or thermodynamically favorable paths?	1
Why do fires and combustion reactions require oxygen to burn i.e. why do oxidizers most commonly have oxygen?	1
If ax=b and ax+by=c are lines in R1 and R2, why is ax+by+cz=d the equation of a plane in R3?	1
When forging metals, how does hammering or folding the alloy remove unwanted impurities?	1