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    What Is the Domain of f(x,y) = ∑(x/y)^n on the XY Plane?

    Oh youre right! I keep forgetting we look at the absolute value of the ratio. The sum does not exist in the opposite case, therefore any such combination where the ratio is greater than 1 is a domain violation and should be excluded from the sketch?
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    What Is the Domain of f(x,y) = ∑(x/y)^n on the XY Plane?

    Homework Statement Suppose we have f(x,y) = ∑(x/y)^n , n goes from 0 to infinity. What is the domain on the xy plane? Sketch it. 3. Attempt I was thinking to look at the scenario if x/y is less than 1, or bigger than 1. If the ratio is less than 1, then I can use an idea from geometric series...
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    Inheritance vs Polymorphism & Vectors (Basics)

    Fantastic. Thank you for the response and additional discussion links.
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    Inheritance vs Polymorphism & Vectors (Basics)

    Homework Statement [/B] Hi all, these were two even numbered exercises in my C++ textbook. I am self teaching the language so I am trying to get some of the basics down. 1. Would the following snippet of code best be described as an example of Polymorphism or Inheritance? class Shape {...
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    Reference point ground vs Earth-ground

    Thank you for your response! Two questions... 1. Can I think of Earth as a big reservoir of charge? 2. Can you elaborate a little on what you mean by earthing is done from the protection point of view?
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    Reference point ground vs Earth-ground

    Homework Statement I have seen Earth and ground used interchangeably. However, there appears to be some distinction with regards to reference point ground and Earth ground. My textbook used an example of a loaded voltage divider and examined how the voltage across certain resistors can be...
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    Comp Sci Understanding C++ Constructors | Homework Question

    1. Homework Statement In the third constructor in the second snippet of code, I keep getting a compiler warning that hours, milli, seconds, and hours is not initialized in the constructor. Should I just set them equal to zero within that constructor? I have never worked with multiple...
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    Comp Sci C++ Error Checking (Simple program)

    Hmm, how would I do this? Should I make a string variable and getline(cin,string variable) ? I am not as familiar with getline, so if what I said makes no sense then I apologize :)
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    Comp Sci C++ Error Checking (Simple program)

    Homework Statement I am writing a program that will calculate the average and standard deviation given data by the user. The data is entered into a vector. The size of the vector is also determined by the user. When the user enters the size of their vector, they need to enter a positive...
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    Describe all points (x,y) satisfying the equation

    Will give it a go, thanks! :)
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    Describe all points (x,y) satisfying the equation

    http://www.stewartcalculus.com/data/ESSENTIAL CALCULUS Early Transcendentals/upfiles/ess-reviewofconics.pdf Thats about the extent of my knowledge of conics. Which is probably sufficient, but I am having a hard time making the connection. sqrt( (x-a)^2 + (y-b)^2 ) = Q - sqrt( (x-c)^2 + (y-d)^2...
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    Describe all points (x,y) satisfying the equation

    Homework Statement Problem that was gone over in class, but I missed part of the lecture Describe all points (x,y) satisfying | p - s | + | p - t | = Q where, Vector p = <x,y> Vector s = <a,b> Vector t = <c,d> a,b,c,d and Q are constants and Q is greater than | s - t | The Attempt at a...
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    Quick question on Parallel RLC circuit (Conceptual)

    Homework Statement Even conceptual problem in the text: Consider a standard RLC circuit driven by an AC source in which the elements are in parallel. Construct a phasor diagram and develop an expression for the phase angle θ. Now remove the resistor from the circuit, can you still develop an...
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    Linear superposition for electric field

    Homework Statement A rather large non conducting slab of area A and thickness d has a charge density given by ρ = αx2. The origin is through the center of the slab. That is, it bisects the slab into two equal volumes of d/2 thickness and with an area A, with -L/2 to the left of x=0 and L/2 to...
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