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Do I Need to Divide the Constant and Term in Separation of Variables?
ok thanks for the help- Cooler
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Do I Need to Divide the Constant and Term in Separation of Variables?
sorry i don't get it...im trying to make the general solution...from the question i(0) = 12- Cooler
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Do I Need to Divide the Constant and Term in Separation of Variables?
Im doing separation of variables now and I am stuck...ive come up to this stage -5 ln 2-3i = t^2/2 + C my problem is do i need to divide the C and t^2/2 by -5? or don't divide the C? please help me.. thnks- Cooler
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Working Examples RLC Circuit with 5V Ramp Voltage Laplace Transforms
What answer did you get? my answer is 7.5x10^-4[ 1 - e^-18.75t(cos 456.05t + 41.11x10^-3 sin 456.05t)- Cooler
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Producing Ramp Voltage Using Simulation: What You Need to Know
hi, does anyone know how to produce ramp voltage using simulation? what components or circuits i need to use? thanks, helps really appreciated.- Cooler
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- Ramp Simulation Voltage
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Mutual Inductance in Induction Motor Operation
im trying to understand the mutual inductance in induction motor operation...How the mutual inductance occur in induction motor? what it does with the rotating magnetic field?- Cooler
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- Inductance Mutual inductance
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Working Examples RLC Circuit with 5V Ramp Voltage Laplace Transforms
sorry i don't get the idea of how it end up that way...mind to explain? thnks- Cooler
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Working Examples RLC Circuit with 5V Ramp Voltage Laplace Transforms
i don't get the fraction decomposition... when i multiplied inside the bracket it gives me...(15s^2 + 0.4s^3 + 83.333x10^3 s) is this correct and what to do next?- Cooler
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Working Examples RLC Circuit with 5V Ramp Voltage Laplace Transforms
i stuck on the 1/s^2 [r + sL + 1/sC] ...do we need multiply all inside the bracket by s^2?- Cooler
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Working Examples RLC Circuit with 5V Ramp Voltage Laplace Transforms
can anyone give me the working examples of current expressions of series RLC circuit using ramp voltage by Laplace transforms. thanks R=15, L= 0.4H, C=12uF ...voltage 5v- Cooler
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- Laplace Laplace transforms
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Engineering Comparing Max. Voltage of Complex Waveforms in Excel and Simulation
it is the voltage at a and d...- Cooler
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Engineering Comparing Max. Voltage of Complex Waveforms in Excel and Simulation
the voltage I am after is at 'a'...the voltage coming out from the capacitor which is the output voltage waveform- Cooler
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Engineering Comparing Max. Voltage of Complex Waveforms in Excel and Simulation
the voltage I am concerned with is the output voltage (the last voltage coming out through all the components)...with all the voltages connected (in series) in one circuit.- Cooler
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Engineering Comparing Max. Voltage of Complex Waveforms in Excel and Simulation
v = 110sinωt + 22sin(3ωt + 50⁰) + 5.5sin(5ωt - 35⁰) R = 25 , L = 100mH , C = 11.3uF ...in RLC series circuit Freq = 50Hz that are the details of the circuit...- Cooler
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Engineering Comparing Max. Voltage of Complex Waveforms in Excel and Simulation
Hi...i have question on RLC circuit. Why my max.voltage of complex sinewave in Excel is different from the simulated complex waveform? which one is right? max.voltage of complex waveform in excel = 106.8V max.voltage of complex waveform in simulation = 126.8V Should it be the same?- Cooler
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- Complex Excel Max Simulation Voltage Waveforms
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