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Probability question about exponential distribution
Thanks grey_earl, so conclusion: 100 chips are manufactured in the beginning. Of these, 92 are good and 8 are bad. 99.75% of the 92 good chips pass the test = 91.77 good chips. 95.12% of the 8 bad chips pass the test = 7.61 bad chips. Altogether, 91.77 + 7.61 = 99.38 chips pass the test. The...- dch
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Probability question about exponential distribution
Homework Statement A manufacturing process produces 92% good chips (G) and 8% bad chips (B). The lifetime, in seconds, of chips is exponentially distributed E(\lambda). For good chips, \lambda1=1/20000 For bad chips,\lambda2=1/1000 Every chip is tested for 50 seconds prior to leaving the...- dch
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- Distribution Exponential Exponential distribution Probability
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Static Equilibrium and Moment of Inertia problems
In Prob2, can I divide the shape to 2 rectangular : The centroid of upper rectangular is located at (0,9/2) & the other one is (0,2a) -> The centroid of the shape is located at (0,43a/14) right. How can I find the moment of inertia for the area about the x-axis.- dch
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Static Equilibrium and Moment of Inertia problems
So you mean: Ex+P2=0 Ey+Fy+FBD=0 where Ey=Fy- dch
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Static Equilibrium and Moment of Inertia problems
If there's a vertical force at F (eg Fx) it will be : Ex+P2-Fx=0 Ey+FBD=0 I think I can't solve this.- dch
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Static Equilibrium and Moment of Inertia problems
Homework Statement Please help me do these : [PLAIN]http://broadcastsol.com/321.JPG Prob1 The mechanical system of massless members is shown in the figure. Determine the relationship between two forces P1 and P2 to keep the system in equilibrium at position as showing in the...- dch
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- Equilibrium Inertia Moment Moment of inertia Static Static equilibrium
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Static Equilibrium and Structure problems
Thank you so much! Now I have to do 2 problems and I don't want to make a new topic (very sorry about that because I thought I found my kindhearted teacher ^^ ). Please help me do these : [PLAIN]http:///broadcastsol.com/321.JPG Prob1 The mechanical system of massless members is...- dch
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Static Equilibrium and Structure problems
M(D) = -P*DC*sinα-FBEcosα*DE*cosα-FBEsinα*DE*sinα = 0 -> FBE=P*DC*sinα/DE=3Psinα/2 D: Dx-FBE*cosα=0 Dy-FBE*sinα-P=0 -> Dx,Dy A: Ax-F(BE)cosα=0 Ay-F(BE)sinα - q =0 M(A) = 0 = -q*AB/2 + F(BE)sinα * AB =0 -> q/2 = FBE sinα -> Ay = 3q/2Is this right :D Thanks.- dch
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Static Equilibrium and Structure problems
[PLAIN]http://broadcastsol.com/123.JPG Here's my solution for prob2: M(D) = -P*DC*sinα-F(BE)cosα*DE*sinα-F(BE)sinα*DE*cosα = 0 -> F(BE) D: Dx-F(BE)*cosα=0 Dy-F(BE)*sinα-P=0 -> Dx,Dy Q= Integral (q*da) at midpoint of AB A: Ax-F(BE)cosα=0 Ay-F(BE)sinα=0 ->Ax,Ay...- dch
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Static Equilibrium and Structure problems
so that CD is equilibrium thus, F(DG)cos(45)-F(EF)=Cx F(DG)sin(45)=Cy Is this right :D In problem 2, the load q is just like the weight of beam AB or not. Thanks!- dch
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Static Equilibrium and Structure problems
Can you give me some hints? :D I just thought that : -P+F(DG)cos(45)+Bx+Cx=0 -F(DG)sin(45)+By+Cy=0 Thanks- dch
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Static Equilibrium and Structure problems
F(FE)xa=F(DG)xcos(45)x(a+b) right? Thanks- dch
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Static Equilibrium and Structure problems
sorry How can I do this with the angle 45 at DG & DC thanks- dch
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Static Equilibrium and Structure problems
Prob 1, i just found the force EF = P*(a+c)/a and stuck at C & DG Prob 2, I could not understand what "q" means. Thanks for your reply :)- dch
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Static Equilibrium and Structure problems
Homework Statement [PLAIN]http://broadcastsol.com/123.JPG Prob. 1. The structure of massless members is shown in the figure. Determine the reaction forces at the supports C, and forces in the rod EF and DG. Givens: P, a, b, c. Prob. 2. The structure of massless members is shown...- dch
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- Equilibrium Static Static equilibrium Structure
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