Actually, I think our Z4 values are the same, since -j = 1/j. But thank you! I managed to figure it out after you got me thinking about real and imaginary parts.
It's fairly simple, actually: I just had to equate the real parts from my equation so that R2R4C2C4*w^2 + 1 = 0 (and then I took...
[SOLVED] Wien Bridge Frequency Proof
Homework Statement
The ac bridge circuit shown is called a Wien bridge (also Wein bridge).
Show that when the bridge is balanced, frequency is found by the Eqn attached.Homework Equations
w=2*pi*f
Using the number from each branch as a guide, the...
[SOLVED] Wave Function Solution
Homework Statement
An electron is found to be in a state given by the wave function http://rogercortesi.com/eqn/tempimagedir/eqn7955.png
Find the value of A.
Homework Equations
The normalization of the wave function...