A student tries to raise a chain consisting of three identical links. Each link has a mass of 370 g. The three-piece chain is connected to a string and then suspended vertically, with the student holding the upper end of the string and pulling upward. Because of the student's pull, an upward force of 14.0 N is applied to the chain by the string. Use Newton's laws to answer the following questions.
Find the acceleration of the chain.
(Take the free fall acceleration to be g = 9.80 m/s^2)
Find the force exerted by the top link on the middle link.
A student tries to raise a chain consisting of three identical links?
T-mg=ma
14 - (3*370/1000)*g=(3*370/1000)a
solve for a
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Sex with student....Should adult student have right to sue University when professor takes sexual advantage?
Does an adult student have the right to sue when Professor gains knowledge of a students private life and seduces the student? Serious answers please !
Sex with student....Should adult student have right to sue University when professor takes sexual advantage?
This is definitely illegal and the student can bring action and probably get a big settlement. Go for it!!!!
Reply:You can sue for anything regardless of its validity.
What would you sue for... monetary damages or punishment?
Diplomatic channels within the university will cause him/her to get punished, however; monetary damages would be a stretch don't you think, considering the relationship was consensual.
Reply:yes- that does happen.
Talk with a lawyer.
Reply:Yes, however proving negligence by the university is a whole different ballgame. The student would have to prove that the University knew or should have known that the unethical conduct by the professor was likely. Also, the student would have to prove that an agent of the uninversity negligently or irresponsibly allowed the professor to gain access to the student's confidential information, and such access was a proximate cause of the professor's misconduct.
Reply:student and teacher relationships are frowned upon......not only because of the age difference but the fact that a teacher might pass u just because u give him head...........yes a student does have the right to sue the teacher but most have some type of proof because the teachers has rights as well
Reply:Complain to the administration first. If the administration doesnt do anything or tries to cover it up, THEN you sue the professor. Also, anybody can sue anybody, but they needs grounds for the lawsuit. If they dont have any grounds for the lawsuit or if its a frivolous lawsuit, then they are just wasting the judge's time and preventing the courts to put more criminals behind bars.
In college the student has a choice. The student can choose not to take anymore classes with that professor and stay away from that professor. The student could also get a restraining order to keep the professor away.
Do all the alternatives (like: complaining to the administration, staying away from the professor, getting a restraining order etc..) before suing the professor. Then it would free up more of the courts' time, so that they can put the murders, robbers, serial rapists etc behind bars or sentence them.
Reply:If the student made a complaint to the administration and the administration did nothing, or actively tried to cover it up.
Reply:Yes, if it was rape. Talk to a Lawyer.
Reply:yes if it was rape
y did that happen to u?
Reply:Of course everyone has the right to sue. But the question is - do you have the grounds to sue. I think you do if you can prove it. One question I have is this:
Did you not have the choice to report the professor first?
Reply:ok come on....if this person is an adult he/she shouldnt be asking such a stupid question. Did the "adult student" not learn anything growing up???....obviously action can be taken....I swear I hate these dumb questions.....
Sex with student....Should adult student have right to sue University when professor takes sexual advantage?
This is definitely illegal and the student can bring action and probably get a big settlement. Go for it!!!!
Reply:You can sue for anything regardless of its validity.
What would you sue for... monetary damages or punishment?
Diplomatic channels within the university will cause him/her to get punished, however; monetary damages would be a stretch don't you think, considering the relationship was consensual.
Reply:yes- that does happen.
Talk with a lawyer.
Reply:Yes, however proving negligence by the university is a whole different ballgame. The student would have to prove that the University knew or should have known that the unethical conduct by the professor was likely. Also, the student would have to prove that an agent of the uninversity negligently or irresponsibly allowed the professor to gain access to the student's confidential information, and such access was a proximate cause of the professor's misconduct.
Reply:student and teacher relationships are frowned upon......not only because of the age difference but the fact that a teacher might pass u just because u give him head...........yes a student does have the right to sue the teacher but most have some type of proof because the teachers has rights as well
Reply:Complain to the administration first. If the administration doesnt do anything or tries to cover it up, THEN you sue the professor. Also, anybody can sue anybody, but they needs grounds for the lawsuit. If they dont have any grounds for the lawsuit or if its a frivolous lawsuit, then they are just wasting the judge's time and preventing the courts to put more criminals behind bars.
In college the student has a choice. The student can choose not to take anymore classes with that professor and stay away from that professor. The student could also get a restraining order to keep the professor away.
Do all the alternatives (like: complaining to the administration, staying away from the professor, getting a restraining order etc..) before suing the professor. Then it would free up more of the courts' time, so that they can put the murders, robbers, serial rapists etc behind bars or sentence them.
Reply:If the student made a complaint to the administration and the administration did nothing, or actively tried to cover it up.
Reply:Yes, if it was rape. Talk to a Lawyer.
Reply:yes if it was rape
y did that happen to u?
Reply:Of course everyone has the right to sue. But the question is - do you have the grounds to sue. I think you do if you can prove it. One question I have is this:
Did you not have the choice to report the professor first?
Reply:ok come on....if this person is an adult he/she shouldnt be asking such a stupid question. Did the "adult student" not learn anything growing up???....obviously action can be taken....I swear I hate these dumb questions.....
Are student loans granted to grad students who carry credit card debt?
Is there a certain amount of debt that disqualifies one from student loans?
I'll be a first-year grad student in the fall.
Are student loans granted to grad students who carry credit card debt?
No worries. Because student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy and are (most often) guaranteed by Uncle Sam, lenders will loan you money based solely on your university's assessment of how much you need. They will not consider credit-worthiness or other factors that general lenders base their decisions upon.
I have received students loans even when I was carrying credit card debt approaching the six-figure mark, and again after filing for bankruptcy!
Reply:Taking a loan (yes every expenditure on credit card is a loan and has to be repaid with interest) and defaulting on repayments, doesn't go well with credit card agencies. When they find that a default on repayment has taken place, they increase the APR's, take back all rewards and slap late payment fees. This also doesn't goes well with the credit rating agencies. Read more about student loan at: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/artic...
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I'll be a first-year grad student in the fall.
Are student loans granted to grad students who carry credit card debt?
No worries. Because student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy and are (most often) guaranteed by Uncle Sam, lenders will loan you money based solely on your university's assessment of how much you need. They will not consider credit-worthiness or other factors that general lenders base their decisions upon.
I have received students loans even when I was carrying credit card debt approaching the six-figure mark, and again after filing for bankruptcy!
Reply:Taking a loan (yes every expenditure on credit card is a loan and has to be repaid with interest) and defaulting on repayments, doesn't go well with credit card agencies. When they find that a default on repayment has taken place, they increase the APR's, take back all rewards and slap late payment fees. This also doesn't goes well with the credit rating agencies. Read more about student loan at: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/artic...
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In order to defer student loan repayments, can I stay in school forever?
I have done the math, and the cost of attending community college part time, would be less than the interest on my student loans.
Here is an example of my situation: Upon graduating, the annual interest on my subsidized student loans will be about $1,500 per year. The cost of attending part time (6 hours) at a local junior college works out to about $1,000 per year after costs of books, fees, etc. So, I would save $500 per year by attending junior college and deferring my interest.
Now it gets even better…
I can deduct only $2,500 a year in student loan interest. Based upon my total outstanding loans, I will have much more than that from only my unsubsidized loans. So, I would get no tax deductions from paying the interest on my subsidized student loans. However, if I go to junior college, I could deduct my education expense.
Now, I am not planning on never paying back my student loans. I hope to work, go to JuCo and pay my loans at the same time.
Comments?
In order to defer student loan repayments, can I stay in school forever?
If you're only in school part-time, your loans begin accruing interest.
Here is an example of my situation: Upon graduating, the annual interest on my subsidized student loans will be about $1,500 per year. The cost of attending part time (6 hours) at a local junior college works out to about $1,000 per year after costs of books, fees, etc. So, I would save $500 per year by attending junior college and deferring my interest.
Now it gets even better…
I can deduct only $2,500 a year in student loan interest. Based upon my total outstanding loans, I will have much more than that from only my unsubsidized loans. So, I would get no tax deductions from paying the interest on my subsidized student loans. However, if I go to junior college, I could deduct my education expense.
Now, I am not planning on never paying back my student loans. I hope to work, go to JuCo and pay my loans at the same time.
Comments?
In order to defer student loan repayments, can I stay in school forever?
If you're only in school part-time, your loans begin accruing interest.
Question about student loans?
Ok I am applying for student loans and found a great place. I know when you use your student loan you are paying for school related issues, books, computer, tuition and etc... I told my best friend about the loans I was getting and she said that financial aid paid everything for her and she applied for student loans also and used them for shopping, paying off her bills and etc. Isn't this wrong? Don't they want receipts and stuff to show what you spent the money on? Can't she get in trouble for paying off her credit card bills and other bills with a student loan? Thanks for your help
Question about student loans?
Nope, no receipts necessary. She just needs to remember that whatever loans she gets, she will have to pay back, with interest.
Reply:Tell your friend it's better to live like a student while you are a student rather than having to live like a student after she graduates due to high loan payments.
Reply:Student loans are supposed to be used for your school related expenses. However it is a loan that must be paid back and therefore you do not need to provide receipts of any kind. Be wise about student loans. While your friend may splurge her loan money on unnecessary items the truth is your first job out of college will not come with a lucrative six figure income. Student loans will need to start getting paid six months after graduation. Regardless of if you have the means to pay them back or not. Don't make the mistake she may be making. Instead borrow as little as possible and budget your money well. You will have less to pay back once you graduate.
Reply:Once you receive your student loan check, your first priority is to pay your tuition, books,dorm fees and any other expenses needed for college. The money that is left over is call a refund. Your refund can be used for whatever. Also, student loans carry a low interest rate. If you friend use the money to pay off her high rate interest credit cards, I would say that was smart move. But you also should remember that student loans are not grants, all monies borrowed must be paid back with interest. Student loans companies do not ask for receipts. But I encourged you to only borrow what you can afford.
Question about student loans?
Nope, no receipts necessary. She just needs to remember that whatever loans she gets, she will have to pay back, with interest.
Reply:Tell your friend it's better to live like a student while you are a student rather than having to live like a student after she graduates due to high loan payments.
Reply:Student loans are supposed to be used for your school related expenses. However it is a loan that must be paid back and therefore you do not need to provide receipts of any kind. Be wise about student loans. While your friend may splurge her loan money on unnecessary items the truth is your first job out of college will not come with a lucrative six figure income. Student loans will need to start getting paid six months after graduation. Regardless of if you have the means to pay them back or not. Don't make the mistake she may be making. Instead borrow as little as possible and budget your money well. You will have less to pay back once you graduate.
Reply:Once you receive your student loan check, your first priority is to pay your tuition, books,dorm fees and any other expenses needed for college. The money that is left over is call a refund. Your refund can be used for whatever. Also, student loans carry a low interest rate. If you friend use the money to pay off her high rate interest credit cards, I would say that was smart move. But you also should remember that student loans are not grants, all monies borrowed must be paid back with interest. Student loans companies do not ask for receipts. But I encourged you to only borrow what you can afford.
Can a Student in UK with Student Visa start a home based business while studying in UK?
Can a Student in UK with Student Visa start a home based business while studying in UK. Can you please provide any reference links/materials to prove that a student in UK can run a home based business.
Can a Student in UK with Student Visa start a home based business while studying in UK?
I recommend you do a little research with the Business Opportunity Search Engine. Being community driven it’s a cross between a search engine and a Wikipedia. You can add, delete and improve the results for much more focused answers than a general search engine can provide. http://www.BusinessOpportunitySearchEngi...
Reply:http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-HaaNn300b...
Reply:I don't think so %26amp; you must check.
If you are from overseas on a Student Visa then that is for studying only.
You must get a work permit.
Do you have the cash to start it %26amp; are your parents very rich
Tell me what business you want to start %26amp; if it will make a load of easy money %26amp; I could run it.
I live here I don't need a work permit
My address is
PO Box 123
Post office
Milton Keynes
Reply:Of course you can provided you comply with the necessary inland revenue and customs and excise requirements. I don't intend to prove any thing to you. You go and find out for yourself. A good start will be the inland revenue office, Tell me where you live and I'll send them round. Just one point, if you don't comply then you will most probably lose your visa. Have a nice day!!!
Reply:It might help you. Just
email them.
Can a Student in UK with Student Visa start a home based business while studying in UK?
I recommend you do a little research with the Business Opportunity Search Engine. Being community driven it’s a cross between a search engine and a Wikipedia. You can add, delete and improve the results for much more focused answers than a general search engine can provide. http://www.BusinessOpportunitySearchEngi...
Reply:http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-HaaNn300b...
Reply:I don't think so %26amp; you must check.
If you are from overseas on a Student Visa then that is for studying only.
You must get a work permit.
Do you have the cash to start it %26amp; are your parents very rich
Tell me what business you want to start %26amp; if it will make a load of easy money %26amp; I could run it.
I live here I don't need a work permit
My address is
PO Box 123
Post office
Milton Keynes
Reply:Of course you can provided you comply with the necessary inland revenue and customs and excise requirements. I don't intend to prove any thing to you. You go and find out for yourself. A good start will be the inland revenue office, Tell me where you live and I'll send them round. Just one point, if you don't comply then you will most probably lose your visa. Have a nice day!!!
Reply:It might help you. Just
email them.
A student measures 10.5g of mercury (II) oxide into an open test tube and heats it. The heat causes the mercur
A student measures 10.5g of mercury (II) oxide into an open test tube and heats it. The heat causes the mercury (II) oxide to decompose into mercury and oxygen. After reaction, the student finds the mass of the contents of the tube to be 9.7g. Which one of the following describes these observations?
1)The decomposition of mercury (II) oxide does not obey the Law of Conservation of Mass.
2)0.8 grams of oxygen gas escape from the tube.
3)There must be some pretty big errors associated with student's measurements.
4)Heating destroys some mass.
A student measures 10.5g of mercury (II) oxide into an open test tube and heats it. The heat causes the mercur
With decomposition comes liquid mercury. Heating liquid mercury will cause it to vaporize and escape from the test tube. (Unsafe experiment!)
Reply:0.8 grams of O2 gas escaped
tooth extraction
1)The decomposition of mercury (II) oxide does not obey the Law of Conservation of Mass.
2)0.8 grams of oxygen gas escape from the tube.
3)There must be some pretty big errors associated with student's measurements.
4)Heating destroys some mass.
A student measures 10.5g of mercury (II) oxide into an open test tube and heats it. The heat causes the mercur
With decomposition comes liquid mercury. Heating liquid mercury will cause it to vaporize and escape from the test tube. (Unsafe experiment!)
Reply:0.8 grams of O2 gas escaped
tooth extraction
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