Custom Search

Welcome to this blog, peace be with You. This blog contains mathematics and physics matters. As the addition service to our tuition programs, we hope this blog can support the matter given in the class and enrich them. Many subject will be uploaded time by time as our progressive effort, and you can download it for free. Some sample problems may be useful for public as their exercises. Thanks for the support, hope this blog can be useful.God Bless You….

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Free Online Tuition Chat

Good news..... Have a problem doing your homework or preparing your test? You can visit this blog and have a chat with me, I will gladly to help you. I am available at 22.00 (Jakarta time zone). For KttEdu students only. For public, you can email your question, I will reply you soon.

Monday, May 4, 2009

Surface Tension On A Bubble

Surface tension comes from liquid's inter molecules forces located at the upper most of the liquid. The molecules of the liquid attract each other with relatively equal magnitude in all direction. The resultant of the forces can be assumed as zero.
But the molecules located at the upper most of the liquid are not attracted upward, since there is no liquid molecules above them. Thus they have a resultant of force downward. This force will give a reaction effect upon an external action force though it is small in magnitude.Greater force will break the "binding" and make the force acting on the surface penetrates the liquid.

The bubble is developed because the existence of the surface tension. The outward force from pressure difference between the inside gas and the environment is in equilibrium with the force developed by surface tension.

surface tension,bubble

The force from surface tension iswhere gamma is the surface tension, r is the radius of the bubble. Notice that the hemisphere has two surface, the inner and the outer ones.
The force caused by pressure difference between the gas inside the bubble and the atmospheric pressure isThe effective area (A) here is the area perpendicular to the force. This hemisphere has the effective area of a circle across it.
Equating the equation (1) and (2) we have

Friday, May 1, 2009

Online Education

Online training for medical assistant is now available at St. Augustine School of Medical Assistants.
The up growing demands for health services in all over the world is a good job opportunity for medical assistants. The complexity of the health problems is increase. The need for smart, skillful and well trained medical assistants is inevitable. This is the time for you to increase your skill in medical treatments to serve the patients better.
This formal online tanning programs are available online 24 hours and 7 days a week, you can visit the classes or trainings whenever you want for your convenience. Typical students completed the programs in 6-8 weeks. Accredited, affordable and accessible certificate is available for you upon completing the program. Without time limits applied, you can finish the program as long as you want. But, just keep in mind, the carrier opportunity can't wait. Visit http://www.medassistant.org/program_details.html for the programs offered by this web based medical assistant school.
Enroll to St. Augustine School of Medical Assistants by registering you, you will get your program user name and password. Use them to access all the classes. You can take online examination when you have finished the class. If you pass the exam, the certificate and transcript will be mailed to you.
The programs fee is much less than the regular one. You can visit http://www.medassistant.org to get information about the special fee offered by the school. Learn more about about the good news in http://medicalassistantschools.blogspot.com.

BuyBlogReviews.com

Sunday, April 26, 2009

Optical Instrument, Microscope

A Microscope consists of an objective lens and an ocular lens (eyepiece lens). Both of them are positive lens. The focal length of the objective lens is less than the focal length of the ocular lens. The object is placed a little further than it focus. The final image resulted by the ocular lens is inverted and virtual.

microscope1

Angle magnification for objective lens

Where :
Mob = angle magnification of objective lens
fob = focal length of the objective lens
S’ob = the distance of objective’s image from the objective lens
Sob = the distance of the objective’s object from the objective lens

Angle magnification for the ocular lens

Angle magnification of the ocular lens similar to that for the magnifying glass. Basically the ocular lens functions just as the magnifying glass.

If the ocular’s image located at the near point then

If the ocular’s image located at the far point (for normal eyes) then

If the ocular’s image located at a distance x between the near point and far point then

The total magnification of the microscope is

The distance of the ocular object in front of the ocular lens is given by

Wherever the ocular’s image located. The length of the microscope cylinder is


Do you have any questions, comments, etc ? Please send me an email.

Your Name
Your Email Address
Subject
Message
Image Verification
Please enter the text from the image
[ Refresh Image ] [ What's This? ]