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    Differential Equations: Non-homogeneous Series Expansion

    Thanks for clearing that up. The instructor covered only homogenous problems, and when I ran into one of these I was not entirely sure how to solve it with series.
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    Differential Equations: Non-homogeneous Series Expansion

    Homework Statement y'' + y' + y = 1 + x + x2 Homework Equations y = Ʃ CN*xN N starts at 0 y' = Ʃ N*CN*x(N-1) N starts at 1 y'' = Ʃ N*(N-1)*CN*x(N-2) N starts at 2 [b]3. The Attempt at a Solution [/] I know how solve the equations...
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    Maxwell's Equations: B-field induced from changing E-field

    Thanks! I was forgetting something. lol. I also noticed I made another error when I copied it over from my work...Yeah, I'm frustrated with this one and all the others problems that are asking about the magnetic field. (a) What is amplitude of the induced magnetic field a distance 13 mm from...
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    Maxwell's Equations: B-field induced from changing E-field

    Wow, no one. Well, at least I am not alone! lol
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    Maxwell's Equations: B-field induced from changing E-field

    Anyone? I know, its a toughy, but I figured a second pair of eyes could point me in the right direction.
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    Maxwell's Equations: B-field induced from changing E-field

    Homework Statement Parallel plate capacitor with circular plates with radius of 26mm and a plate separation of 6mm. A sinusiodal potential difference is applied across the capacitors plates with Vmax = 170V at a frequency of 60Hz. 170sin(2*pi*60Hz*t) Homework Equations V = ∫E∙dl = El (l...
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    Solenoid Induction Homework: Bz & Flux Calculation

    I think I just answered your question! Thanks it makes a lot more sense now.
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    Solenoid Induction Homework: Bz & Flux Calculation

    I know that the magnetic field is uniform with in the solenoid near the center, and that would mean that the loop will see what ever its area is.
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    Solenoid Induction Homework: Bz & Flux Calculation

    Hmmm. I am not entirely sure. The equation for magnetic flux calls for it, but I think that is for the solenoid itself.
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    Solenoid Induction Homework: Bz & Flux Calculation

    Homework Statement A solenoid has length L = 20 cm, radius 6 cm, and N1 = 4500 turns; its axis coincides with the z-axis. A circular conducting loop containing N2 = 11 turns of radius a = 1 cm is centered inside the solenoid; the plane of the loop makes a 30° angle with respect to the z-axis...
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    Stored Magnetic Energy - Inductor Circuit

    Thanks for the help! I see if i can get it in a bit!
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    Stored Magnetic Energy - Inductor Circuit

    Yes, it is P=V*I(t). So, when I find the total current over time I can just plug it into that!
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    Stored Magnetic Energy - Inductor Circuit

    Do I just inetrate (V/R)*(1-e^(Rt/L))? Its the only thing i can think of now that will be of any help. I tried to figure this one out from the hints you gave me but no luck.
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