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Graduate Transform 10 to 1000 Points on x^9 to x^2 Polynomial
No I want to calculate 990 more points that satisfy a different, lesser degree polynomial. I want this "calculation" to be deterministic and reversible.No. With 10 points I have a 9th degree polynomial. If I add 990 points to this curve, the curve is still of degree 9. This is not what I want...- compEng
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Graduate Transform 10 to 1000 Points on x^9 to x^2 Polynomial
What I want to end up with is a polynomial with a degree less than 9. I want to take 10 points and their respective x^9 polynomial. Convert these points 10 points through a series of transformations to 1000 points on a X^2 (or x^3, or X^4... or x^y where y < 9) polynomial. Is this possible...- compEng
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Graduate Transform 10 to 1000 Points on x^9 to x^2 Polynomial
In the above title 10 and 1000 are arbitrary numbers I will use them below to signify the concept of a smaller and larger number. I know that n points are described by at most an x^(n-1) polynomial. What I really mean to ask is: Is it possible to take a "smaller" amount of points say 10, go...- compEng
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Calculating the Steady State Value of Vc After Opening a Switch in a RC Circuit
okay i think I figured it out. Because the capitor becomes an open circuit, and because it is in parrelel with the resistor it begins to imitate a Norton Equivilant circuit. and Vc=IR Vc= 10 * 10-3 * 103 = 10 thank you!- compEng
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Calculating the Steady State Value of Vc After Opening a Switch in a RC Circuit
Please Help me with this problem or with understanding it. Thank you! Homework Statement What is the stead-state value of Vc after the switch opens? Determine how long it takes after the switch opens before Vc is within 1 percent of its stead-state value. Homework Equations Vc = Vie-t/RC...- compEng
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