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How Do You Calculate pH and [OH-] for a Mixed NH3 and NH4Cl Solution?
Homework Statement [/B] NH3(aq) is a weak base with Kb = 1.8*10-5, Calculate [OH-] in a solution that is made by mixing togeather 500ml of 0.20M NH3(aq) and 500ml of 0.20M NH4CL(aq), what is the value of Ph?Homework Equations Henderson Hasselbalch: ph = Pka + log([conj.base/acid]) As well as...- Alex Santos
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- Acid Acid base Base Ph Reaction
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Uniform beam reinforced with iron, how to approach?
So I am starting to learn for the final exam a bit early and I am trying to do this problem with a uniform beam which is reinforced with iron inside. I know how to calculate this if it wasn't for the reinforcement within the concrete. I know that the purpose of the iron reinforcement is to...- Alex Santos
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- Approach Beam Iron Uniform
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Op amp and 3-db frequency problem
This is the only thing that was given in the problem. There is no image or anything else. But shouldn't I first determine the 3 db frequency before sketching up the Bode plot? Also I am not quite sure how to draw the circuit. I've completed one sketch but I am not sure if it is the right thing...- Alex Santos
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Op amp and 3-db frequency problem
Homework Statement An inverting amplifier with the DC gain of -9 (V/V) is built with an op amp having its DC gain of 105 and corner frequency of 30 rad/s. ▪ Determine the 3-dB frequency of the inverting amplifier. ▪ Sketch the magnitude Bode plot of the voltage transfer function of the...- Alex Santos
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- Amp Frequency Op amp
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Vibration of Rigid Body with One Spring: Understanding Torque Equations
Alright thanks for the answer. Think I understand this now :)- Alex Santos
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Vibration of Rigid Body with One Spring: Understanding Torque Equations
Homework Statement Rigid body with one spring. Homework Equations Torque equations ( M=I * "alpha") The Attempt at a Solution So I think I can solve this problem but there is only one thing I do not understand. When I am writing my torque equation I would think that the weight of the bar...- Alex Santos
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- Body Rigid body Vibration
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Engineering Basic RL circuit -- Power example
Thank you very much. Problem solved. I just couldn't figure out what the solution was telling me but once you said they were wrong It all came together. Thanks again for the help :D- Alex Santos
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Engineering Basic RL circuit -- Power example
Alright thanks for that, but isn't the impedance for inductor Zl = Jwl?- Alex Santos
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Engineering Basic RL circuit -- Power example
Homework Statement A simple RL circuit in series connected to a source with V(t) = 30Cos(3t+75°)V and is delivering 14.12 W of power. I'm also given the power factor which is pf=0.857 and is lagging. Find the values of R and L Homework Equations P=Vm*Im/2 * pf for power theta =...- Alex Santos
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- Circuit Example Power Rl circuit
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Fourier Series without complex
Homework Statement The problem is finding the Fourier series of f(t) = e^(-t) from [0,2] where T=2 and without using complex solution. [/B]Homework Equations f(t) = a0/2 + ∑ (anCos(nωt) +bnsin(nωt) NOT using f(t) = ∑dne^(inωt)The Attempt at a Solution I tried once but got completely wrong...- Alex Santos
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- Complex Fourier Fourier series Series
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solving Op amp with nodal equations
Here is another attempt, This time I got the current right but in the wrong direction, It confuses me how to determine the direction of current, It always seems like its flowing out of the node all the time at every node.- Alex Santos
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Solving Op amp with nodal equations
Here is my attempted result, as you can see the current I0 is incorrect and therefor the rest of the problem is incorrect. Any tips on strategy how to solve those problems is welcome. Thank you for taking the time to help me.- Alex Santos
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Solving Op amp with nodal equations
Yes of course I am trying to do this once again, I will post my results and show you.- Alex Santos
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Solving Op amp with nodal equations
Homework Statement Find V0 and i0 of the circuit. Homework Equations KCL The Attempt at a Solution I tried multiple times and never got the right answer. -------------- Hello, I am having trouble solving a problem. I will link a picture of the problem with answers, but it just seems I can't...- Alex Santos
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- Amp Nodal Op amp
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