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What has the author Bradley W Filippone written?
Bradley W. Filippone has written: 'Nuclear physiscs and the calculation of the solar neutrino flux'
What energy transformations are in an electric guitar?
electric energy to kinetic energy to heat energy
What would the world be like withoutthe formula E equals mc2?
This is a more philisophical question. Does it mean if we don't know about Einstein's formula, or that it doesn't exist in physiscs/nature. Well if it doesn't exist, then the Sun won't work and there would be no life on Earth. If it's just that we don't know about it, then you'd have to do some speculation about what technology we'd be without and how history would've been affected without this knowledge.
How does golf use math?
Basic math in scoring, but realy more geomety in the play. Angles, planes and such. Pool is very similar in this regard as well. The best players in both sports take their time to see the lie of the land[ or table ] calculate force, windspeed, distance , angles , and force delivered. Then in pool, you have the added complexity of banked shots off the rail, and I daresay then we are off into physiscs.
How is chemistry and physics used in biology to make biology work?
Physics and chemistry are essential for biology. Many biological processes cant be observed by the naked eye and so we need tricks to make visible. The most important physics contribution for biology is the microscope. By arranging lenses in exact order the smallest cells become visible. Lately many advances have been made we can use electron microscope which uses electron instead of light. We can use fluorescence microscopes where we can exploit another physics principle. Certain chemicals are fluorescence which means they basically excite photons (light particles). And these fluorescence chemicals are combined with antibodies to stain specific cells. Also MRI (magnetic resonance imaging), X-ray's, CAT scans and fMRI all exploit physiscs to make certain structures visible without having to cut open subjects. X-ray crystallography for example was used to determine the structure of DNA. fMRI where blood flow can be measured is used in neurobiology to map brain activity. Also its possible to divide certain cells in a culture by using magnetism by coating antibodies with magnetic beads specific for a certain cell type. There are many more tricks that are used but I think you get the picture. And chemistry well without chemistry there wouldn't be biology. Biology is mainly chemistry the interactions of certain molecules makes us a living breathing individual. The list of contributions of chemistry is therefore endless.
