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Why Can We Pass Our Finger Through a Candle Flame Without Being Burned?
Can you show your calculations or explanations how you solve this problem?- chronicals
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Why Can We Pass Our Finger Through a Candle Flame Without Being Burned?
[PLAIN]http://img253.imageshack.us/img253/4029/eqn464.gif Am i use this equation?- chronicals
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Why Can We Pass Our Finger Through a Candle Flame Without Being Burned?
i think finger may be modeled as semi-infinite medium, initially at a uniform temperature 37°C, anybody help me overcome this problem- chronicals
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Why Can We Pass Our Finger Through a Candle Flame Without Being Burned?
h is convection heat transfer coefficient. finger can be modeled as a cylinder, but what calculations i should do?- chronicals
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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Why Can We Pass Our Finger Through a Candle Flame Without Being Burned?
Homework Statement I must solve this problem, please help me, which equations i should use? Most of us have passed our finger through a 800C candle flame and know that if we limit exposure to about 0.25 s, we will not be burned. Why not? Show all the calculations that support your answer...- chronicals
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- Heat Heat transfer
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- Forum: Biology and Chemistry Homework Help
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How Does Bulk Velocity Relate to Maximum Velocity in Turbulent Tube Flow?
i think working with volume rate is useless- chronicals
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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How Does Bulk Velocity Relate to Maximum Velocity in Turbulent Tube Flow?
Homework Statement For turbulent flow in a smooth, circular tube with a radius R, the velocity profile varies according to the following expression at a Reynolds number of about 10^5. Vx= Vxmax * [(R-r)/R)]^(1/7) where r is the radial distance from the center and Vmax the maximum...- chronicals
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- Fluid Integration Mechanic
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Simpson's Method for Computing Relative Error of x
I want to compute x within 0.1% relative error with Simpson method, these are my m-files. Which command i should add for this? function simps(a, b, n) %simps(a, b, n) approximates the integral of a function f(x) in the %interval [a;b] by the composite simpson rule %n is the number of...- chronicals
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- Computing Error Method Relative
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Calculating Time for Sphere Separation in Liquid using Open Integration Method
Can you give me the function which i should integrate, the problem is very complex and difficult to solve for me- chronicals
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Calculating Time for Sphere Separation in Liquid using Open Integration Method
Homework Statement The relative velocity of two small spheres subjected to a constant force in a liquid is given by u = uo/f where f is the drag correction factor and u0 is the relative velocity of the spheres when they are far apart. The drag coefficient factor, f, is a function of (r/a)...- chronicals
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- Integration
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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MATLAB Absolute and Relative Approximate Errors for Secant Method in MATLAB
If I use err(iter), I have an infinite loop, so I use abs(fnnew). These are my results: iteration n relative approximate error 1 62.759758 8.349685 2 62.689966 8.470309 3 62.691698 0.002762 4 62.691697 0.000001 nnew = 62.6917 iter = 4 how can second iterations' relative...- chronicals
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MATLAB Absolute and Relative Approximate Errors for Secant Method in MATLAB
I rearranged my m-file and i solved infinite loop problem but i think i have mistaken at calculating absolute relative approximate error at the end of each iteration, i think this command is wrong: err(iter)=(abs((nnew-n2)/nnew))*100; How can i fix this error calculation problem...- chronicals
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MATLAB Absolute and Relative Approximate Errors for Secant Method in MATLAB
I try to solve this equation with secant method in MATLAB. fn=40*n^1.5-875*n+35000 my initial guess is n1=60; n2=68; I want to find root and absolute relative approximate error at the end of each iteration. I have an infinite loop. Can you help me repair my file? This is my m-file...- chronicals
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- Matlab Method Secant
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Undergrad Absolute relative approximate error
I find lecture notes: ''the absolute relative approximate error'' = (( x_present - x_previous ) / x_present )*100- chronicals
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Undergrad Absolute relative approximate error
I'm a bit confused, i have a question, it asks me to find ''the absolute relative approximate error'' at the end of each iteration. What's the formula of ''the absolute relative approximate error''?- chronicals
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- Absolute Approximate Error Relative
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics