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Statics - Finding Reaction at Supports
Hey I'm just going over a past paper and I've lost the section of my notes RE this topic. I understand how to draw the free body diagram when there is a pin involved, but not when it is connected at 4 points, the fact that they're at an angle is not helping. Any help greatly appreciated...- adam640
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- Reaction Statics
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Inertia of a pendulum with disc
A pendulum consists of a uniform thin rod of mass 5 kg and length 2 m to which is fixed a circular disc of mass 8 kg and radius 0.4 m. There is a pivot at one end. (a) Find the CoM and Moment of Inertia when the disc is: (i) half way along the rod; (ii) at the opposite end of the rod to the...- adam640
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- Disc Inertia Pendulum
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Hinged rod attached to elastic string
A rod (mass M, length L) hinged at point X. End Y is attached to X by an elastic string passing over a pin P, the natural length of the string is L. P is a distance L from X. Elastic Modulus of string: (1/4Mg) Refer to GPE to X and prove that total PE is: (1/4)MgL(1-cosθ-2sinθ) and find...- adam640
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- Elastic Rod String
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Horizontal Force in Pipe Bending
Homework Statement Water enters a pipe and goes through a bend with a contraction from 40mm to 25mm then into the atmosphere. What is the horizontal force required to hold the pipe in place? Homework Equations I have either been given the following or have calculated them using the standard...- adam640
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- Bending Force Horizontal Horizontal force Pipe
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Help solving a second order ODE with repeated roots,
Thanks... I didn't think it would be that simple! I was going far too deep into this question. It's been a long night! haha- adam640
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Help solving a second order ODE with repeated roots,
Help solving a second order ODE with repeated roots, urgent! I have a differential equaition d2y/dx2 - 6dy/dx + 9y = 0 I have found the general solution to be y = (Ax + B)e3x Now I need to find the solutions to A and B so that... when y = 4, x = 0 when y = 49.e15, x = 5 I...- adam640
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- Ode Roots Second order Second order ode
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How do I Solve these two equations?
As part of a question on axial load I need to simplify two equations in terms of P ([1] and [2]). http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/5757/77260215.png In the above you can see how FBA and FBC were simplified to 0.8081P and 0.7143P respectively. I understand both the section prior to...- adam640
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Undergrad Solution of exact differential equation
Hi, I'm looking at a past paper for an exam I have on Tuesday and I'm struggling to understand this question on exact derivatives. Here is a link to the question: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/812/questiong.png/ I have looked over my notes for guidance and eventually turned to the... -
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Solving a Differential Equation with Substitution and Integration
I have been asked to solve the differential equation: cotan(x)\stackrel{dy}{dx} = y-1 ey2 Using substitution on the right hand side and by integrating tan(x) on the left hand side the answer I have got is: ln|sec(x)| = - 0.5 e-y2 + C Is the answer ok to leave in this form? It has...- adam640
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- Differential
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Using the theory of simultaneous equations
Solved! Thanks for your help. I got a = 45, b = 30, c = 20, d = 5!- adam640
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Using the theory of simultaneous equations
Homework Statement A, B, C and D are celebrating their joint birthdays and find that their ages add up to exactly 100 years. The sum of A's and D's ages equals the sum of B and C, while the difference between the ages of A and D is twice C's age. Finally when D is as old as A is now, C...- adam640
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- Simultaneous equations Theory
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Solving the Equation for a Complex Number
Thanks for the help, from what you've said I've gathered... From a2+b(b-4i)+8i-15=0 0=0+0i Therefore From a2+b(b-4i)+8i-15=0+0i a2-15=0 => a = \sqrt{15} b2-4b-8 = 0 b is solved with the quadratic? Is this correct so far?- adam640
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Solving the Equation for a Complex Number
I have set the equation to = 0 but I don't understand how I can set to 0i though? I'm sure about the maths so far.- adam640
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Solving the Equation for a Complex Number
Homework Statement Solve the equation \overline{y} (y - 2) = 2\overline{y} + 15 - 8i for complex number y Homework Equations \overline{y}y = a2 + b2 The Attempt at a Solution a2+b2+8i-4ib-15=0 a2+b(b-4i)+8i-15=0 Pretty clueless where to go from here? Or if I've even gone in...- adam640
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- Complex Complex number
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Calculating the corresponding percentage
Homework Statement A car is traveling at initial speed 5.5ms-1. The car is on a decline of 8o. The brakes are used and the car stops after traveling 10m along the road (with no skidding). At the moment when kinetic energy is 51% lower than the initial value, find the corresponding...- adam640
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