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    Finding the Area Inside Polar Equations

    1. Find the area of the region described: a) inside one loop of the lemniscate r^2=4cos(2theta) b) inside the six-petaled rose r^2=2sin(3theta) [b]2. A=integral [1/2 r^2 dtheta] Are there any easy ways to determine the integration bounds? (without graphing) Our textbook doesn't give any...
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    Cylindrical Capacitors Questions

    Homework Statement An isolated cylindrical capacitor consists of two concentric conducting cylinders of length L and radii a and b. The inner and outer conductors carry +Q and -Q, respectively. a. Determine the electric field between the conductors. b. Determine the electric potential...
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    How Is Maximum Speed Calculated for Identical Charges Released Simultaneously?

    Homework Statement Two identical +6x10^-6 C charges, each with a mass of 10^-6, are placed as shown in the diagram below. All coordinates are in meters. ... An identical charge is brought in slowly from far away to point P. ... All three charges are released simultaneously. What is the...
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    E-Fields Question: Finding Zero E-Field & Acceleration

    Thanks a lot for your help! I used real numbers and got the same answer. I understand it much better now.
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    E-Fields Question: Finding Zero E-Field & Acceleration

    I think I am still confused on what to substitute for r1 and r2. Should one be y and the other (a-y)?
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    E-Fields Question: Finding Zero E-Field & Acceleration

    For (b) the capital A was supposed to be a Q. And I also mistyped the question--the second charge is +2Q.
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    E-Fields Question: Finding Zero E-Field & Acceleration

    Homework Statement Two charges, charge one is +Q and charge two +2Q, are fixed in a plane along the y-axis of an x-y coordinate plane. Charge one is at point (0,a) and Charge two is at the point (0,2a). (a) Is there any portion of the y-axis in which the total electric field is zero? If so...
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    What is the optimal placement for support A in this torque problem?

    1. The 1.0-m-long nonuniform plank has weight 1000 N. It is supported by two rods, A and B, as shown above. The center of mass of the plank is 30 cm from the right edge. Each support bears half the weight of the plank. If support B is 10 cm from the right-hand edge, how far from the left-hand...
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