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Some questions regarding wind turbine
Hey guys, I am starting with the course for wind energy and although i have a pretty good knowledge until now , but I am still confused about somethings which i hope some of you will help me to clear :) Q1. Ok ... so why is there a twist in the blade? I mean wouldn't it be much...- aliz_khanz
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- Turbine Wind Wind turbine
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Mutual inductance between straight line cable & square shape Frame
Thanks a lot ... at the end your advice worked out fine .. :)- aliz_khanz
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Mutual inductance between straight line cable & square shape Frame
Homework Statement Calculate mutual-inductance between straight line cable and square shape frame, as shown on picture. Homework Equations I am not sure which equation will be used here because as far as my knowledge goes , mutual inductance should be concerned with turns in...- aliz_khanz
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- Cable Frame Inductance Line Mutual inductance Shape Square Straight line
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How to Reverse Characters in a Text Array Using the Scanf Function
Homework Statement Write a function reverse which inverts the order of character in the text array. void reverse(char s[]) // s[] – the array containing the character which order has to be inverted Apply this funtion in a program which inverts the characters in all input lines...- aliz_khanz
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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High School What Is the Argument of j to the Fourth Power?
Thankyou so so so so so so times infinity much ! Really ... ! May God Bless You with A billion dollar or equivalent ! :)- aliz_khanz
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- Forum: General Math
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High School What Is the Argument of j to the Fourth Power?
shouldnt it be 1? because sin theta goes to zero , but cos theta goes to 1 !- aliz_khanz
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- Forum: General Math
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High School What Is the Argument of j to the Fourth Power?
sin 0 = 0 can you please provide me the final answer of this bro? :)- aliz_khanz
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- Forum: General Math
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High School What Is the Argument of j to the Fourth Power?
so i take from your explanation that ... z= rcos (theta) + rsin (theta) *since j^4=1- aliz_khanz
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- Forum: General Math
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High School What Is the Argument of j to the Fourth Power?
Dear Jhae2.718 ... can you please explain it in polar form? for example... z= 1(cos pie/2 +jsinpie/2) is the argument of j ...i don't know what to do for j^4- aliz_khanz
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- Forum: General Math
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High School What Is the Argument of j to the Fourth Power?
okie ... one attempt as i see it ... argument of j is pie/2 ... so argument of j^2 will be pie square/ 4 and so on ... is it right?- aliz_khanz
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- Argument
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- Forum: General Math
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Why does the argument change in solving z^3 = j using DeMoivre's theorem?
q. find all the solution of equation z^3= j Attempt okie now we know we have its argument as pie/2 but my friend did this and he placed the argument of it as THETA + 2*pie*k/ n i want to ask first why the argument change ? second , i thought in demoivers theorem we...- aliz_khanz
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- Complex Complex numbers Numbers
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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High School Presentation Help :- Vaccum as Dielectric - Properties & Uses
I have a powerpoint presentation and I don't really understand this topic . I have looked up for vacuum and dielectric materials individually and separately but still there is no success. I found one website very useful but I am not sure is this a same thing. Please help ...- aliz_khanz
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- Dielectric Presentation Properties
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad How are very low temperatures(-180k) measured?
Thank you so so so much ! I really appreciate your help. I am trying to find this book on internet but it seems like i have to pay $25 bucks for this thing and i only want one chapter from it. Thanks again.- aliz_khanz
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Undergrad How are very low temperatures(-180k) measured?
but can't i find a proper method , on when to claibrate , which special thermometers or diodes are used and how they function ? Thanks for your help !- aliz_khanz
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Undergrad How are very low temperatures(-180k) measured?
okie so cyrogenic processor is one thing but there has to be some phenomenon which is used to measure cyrogenic temperature?- aliz_khanz
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter