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here is my approach,
I take the whole area, which is π16
then subtract the unshaded region
now to find the unshaded region's area, I use rectangular coordinates.
my bounds are from -2 to 2 for x and the the top and bottom of...
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Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solutionhere is the setup for each, can someone check if they are correct before I evaluate the volume?
Another question:
Could someone explain this to me? Answer key says C.
I thought in series, Ceq = C1 + C2 + C3...
and in parallel Ceq = 1/C1 + 1/C2 + 1/C3...
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for #14, I remember a battery maintains the potential therefore, V should be constant; dielectric increases charge on plates and increases capacitance but I couldn't find an option that matched.
The answer key says "d" but I...
If the field doesn't change, then V should decrease as d decreases.
but why do we treat the plates as if they were infinitely long? say the plates are 1 meter long, each, would the field still remain the same?
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Here is how I picture this:
using V=Ed, since V is constant, and the distance between the slab of metal and each plate is d/4, E should increase.
#2)
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#2a) the battery maintains the electric potential in each plate so the potential difference should remain the same.
#2b) using V = Ed, if V is constant, d is decreased, E should increase...
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1) charges should remain the same since there is no path for them to go anyway.
2) Now, if the panels were of infinite length, I believe the electric field should be the same regardless of distance? But in this case, the panels...
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If z= x2 - y2 + xy
x = w + 4t
y = w2 -5t + 4
w = r2 - 5u
t = 3r + 5u
find ∂z/∂r
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This is going to be quite long and tedious so bare with me, but here is my work.
drawing a diagram to help out a bit.
∂z/∂r =...
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Find linear approximation of the surface z2 = xy + y + 3 at the point (0,6, -3) and use it to approximate f(-0.01, 6.01, -2.98)
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so this means the total surface has decrease by -0.17?