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The example asks: Calculate directly the first two non-zero terms in the Taylor Series expansion of sinh(z) about z=j*\pi The first step showin is to calculate the two non-zero terms in the Taylor series expansion of sinh(z) about z=j*\pi f(z)=sinh(z) , Z0=j*\pi Sinh(j*\pi)...

I am reading through a worked example of the Taylor series expansion of Sinh(z) about z=j*Pi The example states: sinh(j*Pi)=cos(Pi)*Sinh(0) +jcosh(x)sin(y) I am unsure of this relation. I understand why the x terms are zero but don't know the relation to expand sinh. Can anyone shed...

sorry mods, I should have posted this in the "homework and coursework section"...

Hi All, This is not a homework question, I am just trying to be come quicker at integrating by parts, when performing Laplace Transforms. My textbook gives a basic example for performing the Laplace Transform of the variable t, to the transformed variable of s for the equation...

thanks for that minger. That solves my problem. :)

Hi. I have been doing some FEA modelling with solid works and am trying to calculate my deflection for a point load at the centre of a clamped periphery (not simply supported) circular thin plate. I need to calculate the theoretical values to make sure that my FEA is correct The formula I...