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Solving a Stubborn Integral Problem
Homework Statement I have to integrate http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/4259/integral1.gif The Attempt at a Solution This is how I did it [PLAIN]http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/5508/integral12.gif wolfram says it is supposed to turnout like this...- boa_co
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Undergrad What Causes the Coriolis Effect in Constant Velocity Circular Motion?
Thanks for your answers but it is just a bit fuzzy yet. Does anyone have a link to an article or some kind of resource about Coriolis? -
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Undergrad What Causes the Coriolis Effect in Constant Velocity Circular Motion?
O.K. It's a bit more clear now. But where does the Coriolis Effect come from then? -
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Undergrad What Causes the Coriolis Effect in Constant Velocity Circular Motion?
Hi, everyone We were told in class that the Coriolis Effect is due to the change in the radius in circular motion. But an objtct moving with constant velocity on the edje of the circular system, like on the equator still experiencing Coriolis force, because the cross product 2wXv is not... -
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Solving a Strange Matrix Problem with Infinite Solutions
Got it now, thanks!- boa_co
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Solving a Strange Matrix Problem with Infinite Solutions
O.K Iunderstand the technical side of what you are saying Av=0, but the equation you get is 0w=0. How can this have any meaning?- boa_co
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Solving a Strange Matrix Problem with Infinite Solutions
Do you mean that if we assign w=t a general solution could be V=(0,0,0,t)?- boa_co
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Solving a Strange Matrix Problem with Infinite Solutions
Hi, Homework Statement I was given a linear equation system of the form Ax=b where x=(x, y, z, w), I reduced (A|b) to its canonical form which is this: Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution At first I thought that this means that there is an infinite number of...- boa_co
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