well we can't solve it for you but you have to think of limits like this (from what i remember)
sub in 0 and see what you get, and i think you will find its undefined at zero, so then you need to think what the curve is doing as it approaches zero. Put small numbers in and see where it is going :)
Oki well ill start with a little background so you know just about me :) I am studying aero engineering in Sydney Uni and second year student so i haven't really hit all the Flight Mechanics and aerodynamics yet that comes next year but i was talking in a laboratory with a 4th year student (we...
ok just chucking another idea out there...
in maths I am doing Vector Calculus and Linear Mathematics.
We do simple equations like finding spans and what not
But in the R3 plane, when you find a span of two linerly independant vectors, it is a plane in 3D space.
Given a R4 plane, when you find...
i think you are on the right track...
i don't quite understand the question but ill try give you a hand
its projectile motion so u need those equations
and you are dealing in the y direction only...
have you broken up the initial velocity?
ok. here is an update on my progress...
Thrust = \dot{m}v
where v = (v - v_{0})
and \dot{m} = \rhoAV
using the gas laws (PV = nRT) and Boyle's Law (\rho = (MP)/(RT)
along with Pressure/ Temperature = constant
T(inside bottle) = 654/T = 101.325/293.15 (NOTE - i have assumed the...
Homework Statement
I need to find the maximum distance a rocket (which is actually a bottle filled with compressed air to 654kPa) can travel when the exhuast nozzle is 22cm (and can be changed to any smaller size if needed). Neglect air resistance. The bottles original mass is 50g...