I stick weld fences with E6013

I just about have my certificate in stick

Then I am moving to TIG

TIG is for motorcycle/automobile welds, right?

It is often used for that

It is for really clean welding of aluminum mainly but also stainless steel and carbon steel

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yea idk how to do this

my guess is 33 electrons but my math could be wrong

I know that the net force is 0 the electric field is like 5 x 10^-18 coloumbs. can ya'll see if I'm right?

this too since I can't with significant figures

according to my calculator it's 2.3 x10^24

my calculator can't do 10^ of a negative number so that sucks

serioulsy I hate putting 18 0's in my calculator

guk physics

i also have 33 electrons 👍

yes, i also got this answer

Oh there 4 more

Did you put 18 0’s on the calculator or found a way to do 10^-18

no. you use the exp function

so if you have a "5 x 10^-18" you would put "5e-18" into your calcultor

I forgot how the direction works

I think it is since negative charges are towards to the source charge

I'm also asking you to answer every question too

my physics skill ain't that reliable so don't trust me lmao

mine ain't reliable too

also I keep getting an error when I use e^x

you would need to use the right-hand rule for this

no. e means 10^

what's the right hand rule?

your teacher didn't go over that?