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I have recently become interested with the return of Nuclear Engineering with the recent political climate change over our dependence on foreign energy resorces. I know that there is another thread which discusses the prospects of new plants in detail, however I wanted to look at the long range...
I have y = ln(2x^3 + e) / 2
and I need to find the range for the function.
So I proceed to find the inverse [ ( e^(2x) - e ) / 2 ] ^ (1/3) = y
my memory is a little sketchy but don't I need to put the domain boundary value for the original into the inverse to find the range (apparently not...
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I'm looking for the following data:
in pure U-235, what is the distribution of ranges of fission products (under thermal neutron irradiation). I know that the distances involved are rather small, but I'm looking for their range. This must have been established somewhere, by...
diagram: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v629/ussjt/math3.jpg
A thin equilateral triangular block of the side length 1 unit has its face in the vertical xy-plane with vertex V at the origin. Under the influence of gravity, it will rotate about V until a side hits the x-axis floor (see...
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I am taking 1st year stats at university, and I have lab questions I am supposed to answer. I am VERY confused.
My data set is:
53, 33, 25, 63,26, 64, 32, 21, 45, 64, 38
I calculated the mean:42.182
the sample variance:272.147
The range:43
The percentile rank of the data value 45...
A motorcycle daredevil is attempting to jump across as many buses as possible. The takeoff ramp makes an angle of 18.0 degrees above the horizontal, and the landing ramp is identical to the takeoff ramp. The buses are parked side by side, and each bus is 2.74m wide. The cyclist leaves the ramp...
Ok, so I've got this physics question on a review sheet for a test tomorrow...and I keep getting a bunch of random answers that don't make sense...see if you can help me...
Someone kicks the football from ground level (0 meters) with an initial velocity of 32 meters/second, 34 degrees above...
My question is, derive an equation to find the maximum range of a projectile that's not on level ground. I am lost and i did attempt this, by making a diagram and subbing in what i thought i would need to use, but i still have not come up with the answer. please help
When iron, cobalt and nickel are placed in weak fields they assume a large magnetic polarization. I was wondering if this weak field needs to be either diagmagnetic or paramagnetic field. My guess is that it is paramagnetic but not sure which paramagnets could be used.
'Weak field' is used...
We know if the Earth is considered flat the maximum range is obtained when the missile is launched at an angle of 45 degrees. But what if we take into account the curvature of the earth? what is the maximum arc-length of the range? :confused:
Thank you!
We know if the Earth is considered flat the maximum range is obtained when the missile is launched at an angle of 45 degrees. But what if we take into account the curvature of the earth? what is the maximum arc-length of the range?:confused:
Thank you!
Q. A projectile is fired with an initial speed V_0 at an angle \beta to the horitontal. Show that it's range alnog a plane which it's self is inclined at an angle \alpha to the horitontal ( \beta > \alpha) is given by:
R = \frac{(2{V_0}^2 cos \beta sin(\beta - \alpha )}{g {cos}^2\alpha}...
Hi all. I'm stuck on a physics problem obviously...So the original problem basically is a golfer is trying to put a ball 1.0m long or short of the cup. From uphill it is more difficult than downhill-explain why. Assume that the ball decelerates constantly at 2.0m/s^2 going downhill, and...
What is the Closest We Have to AI (within normal human "g" range)?
Requesting info. please, thanks.
Also, second question: I heard something about scientists mapping every human synapses and neurons in the brain and then somehow transforming these into artificial neural nets. How do they do...
I shoot a cannon from a cliff of height h , with an initial velocity v_0 and angle of elevation \theta . If h > 0 , what \theta will maximize the cannon's range (how far the cannonball lands from base of the cliff), assuming no air resistance?
Ok...
The cannonball's height at any moment...
(sorry if this is in the wrong forum)
Does anyone know where a good laser range finder can be purchased, for a relatively small amount of money. It needs to have a range of 1m to 200m (preferably more), with high accuracy (couple centimeters). I've been looking for a while, and so far, I've...
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i have a little problem i m not able to check if an input character is in a specified range of characters. i.e is this char between A and Z let s say.
I tried to use the ascII but it didn t work out; no syntax errors at compile time but the error occurs at run time.
this is the code i...
i want to get a random range of numbers of a longger range of number, ex, longer range i=6,9,96,8,6,5,6,5,6,5,4,5,6,6,11,6,1,11,2,113,16
randome range is numbers random in taht range
i m using c, u can also give me source code in vb if u can do it in vb
thnks
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Covalent bonding molicules, right, are usually in lower quantum energy states. e.g. for a typical dihydrogen mol at air temp, the 2 electrons are often in the first or second lowest quantum state.
But, natch, the molicule can still exist with the electron at higher quantum states.
In...
Hi ppl. May I ask how you obtain the range of convergence for the maclaurin expansion of ln(1-x) and taylor's series, maclaurin's in general? Thanks, Joe
A weird domain and range? anybody up for a challenge
y=x^2-2x+1 / x^2-x-2
try it on the gfx calculator and check if this domain and range is right
i wrote
Domain ( -infinity, -1 ) union (-1,2) union ( 2, infinity)
range (-infity, 0) union (-1 to infity)
is there an easier way to...
can anyone help me find the natural domain and range of
f(x) = 1 - log_3x
*the whole equation is under a square root sign, its just a couldn't latex it
domain and range question!
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I have a quick domain and range question, I have placed my answer below the question. I'm having doubts that it is right! Can someone please help me verify it. Thanks in advance!
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Let f(x)= x² + 2 and g(x) =√1-x²...
I'm a little confused about the difference between the half range Fourier series and the full range Fourier series. What is the difference between the two in an odd function like f(x)=x and an even function like f(x)=x^2 ? Maybe an example to clear things up. Thank you.
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As we know, lasers have longitudinal modes, the separation between neighbouring modes (measured in frequency) is:
\Delta \nu = \frac{c}{2L}
and by using the fact that:
\frac{\Delta \nu}{\nu} = \frac{\Delta \lambda}{\lambda}
we obtain the separation between neightbouring modes...
im doing a lab tomorrow that i must plan soon. if we fire an elastic band, the length we stretch it will affect the range but how do i support my hypothesis that range is proportional to pull back length?
do i use hookes law assuming that pull back length is the same as extention?
any tips...
You are standing at the top of a cliff that has a stairstep configuration. There is a vertical drop of 6 m at your feet, then a horizontal shelf of 6 m, then another drop of 4m to the bottom of the canyon, which has a horizontal floor. You kick, a .72 kg rock,giving it an inital horizontal...
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I missed some content in my lecture about atomic structure of atoms.
In the lecture, the lecturer talked something about "slipping" , "easy directions" and "slip systems"...I don't really catch these stuff in this lecture. But I could find these in textbook. What makes me most...
Need Help 2 problems!
Homework Problem 1:
You are starting out a race to go from point A to point B, and then
back. You have to stop on your return to point A. The initial mass
of your rocket is 80% fuel. Racer 1, who is not as smart as you
and is not taking this class, plans to use ¼ of...
For my article about long range artillery I was trying to calculate the magnus effect.
I first neglected air friction (which is ridiculous because without air friciton there is no magnus effect). For the magnus effect of a cylinder I used the formula:
F_{m}=2\pi \rho\ \omega v_{x}Lr^2...
I have to write an article about long range artillery and the physics involved.
I thought that perhaps I could tell about the coriolis effect or the perfect angle (at which the projectile covers the greatest distance).
I wondered if anyone has some other interesting ideas to write about...
I was given the equation y=2(3^x)-1 and told to state the domain, range, x and y intercepts and asymptotes.
I graphed the eqn and got the x-intercept to =-0.63 and the y-intercept=1
the vertical asymptote is the same as x-intercept so =-0.63 and the horizontal asymptote always equals 0...
I was given the equation y=2(3^x)-1 and was told state the domain, range, x-intercept(s) y-intercept(s) and asymptote(s)
I graphed the equation and I think the x-intercept is -0.63
I subbed in 0 for the x value on the graphing calculator and got y-intercept=1
the vertical asymptote is the...
I have a sample of 25 % acetanilide with 75 % caffeine.
I record a melting point range of 198 - 240 degrees celcius
acetanilide's melting point is 114.3
caffeine's melting point is 238
What would cause this huge experimental range?
My thinking is that the acetanilide is...
Hi, does anyone know how to figure out the kernal and range for this linear transformation from P3 into P3 : L(p(x)) = xp'(x)?
I thought ker(L)= {0} and range is P3. But the correct answer is ker (L) = P1, L(P3) = Span (x^2, x). Can someone explain to me how exactly do we fine the kernel and...
I'm a little confused here. I have a function: f(x) = x^2 + 3
If the domain of the function is
-3 <= x <= 3
I need to find the range...
I think that the answer is 3 <= y <= 12... that can be found out by drawing the graph. But I want to find the range algebraically. It says in my...
Was just wondering if anyone could help me w/ this question.
Consider the wave function
(psi (x,t)) = (1/sqrt(2))[u2(x)exp(-iE2t/h(bar) + u3(x)exp(-iE3t/h(bar)}. calculate the probability that the electron is in the range (0,L/2) as as function of time. What is the period of oscillation...
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On a distant planet, golf is just as popular as it is on earth. A golfer tees off and drives the ball 4.00 times as far as he would have on earth, given the same initial velocities on both planets. The ball is launched at a speed of 42.6m/s at an angle of 28.2o above the horizontal...
We mixed 3 ml of 1M copper solfate solution and 3ml of sodium chloride solution.
This main copper ions are presented as Cu(h20)6 2+
We heated the test tube to produce cucl42- ions.
This is part a)
We placed 1M of copper2 sulfate solution in anoter test about 2 cm depth and slowly...
Kinematic Range Problem Help!
This problem is kicking my butt...
A ball is to be shot from level ground with a certain speed. The figure attached shows the range R it will have versus the launch angle 'theta'at which it can be launched. (The vertical axis is marked in increments of 20.0 m.)...
I'm not sure how to approach this problem:
Find the range of f(x,y) = Ax^2 + 2Bxy + Cy^2 (Answer will be in terms of A, B, and C)
Thanks! And we haven't yet been allowed to use partial derivatives, so they can't be used to solve it.
If f(x)=x/(x-1) and g(x)=1/(x+3) what is the domain and range of (f.g)(x) and (f/g)(x)? Are the domains the same?
I got:
Domain of f is all x not equal to 1 or -3. The range is all real numbers.
x/(x-1)(x+3)
Domain of g is all x not equal to 1, but it can't be equal to -3 either because...
The question is : Show that one of the root of the equation y^3 - 3y + 4 = 0 lies between -3 and -2.
REMEMBER : If you want to use some statement, Law, identity or logic, please PROVE it first before you proceed to answer the question..
Difficulty for me is, normally we are asked to solve...
Another question pertaining to a lab that I have to setup...
The range of a projectile fired up the side of a mountain?
At the base of a mountain with a constant slope of
\phi, a projectile is fired from a cannon oriented
at an angle of \theta.
What \theta will result in the maximum...