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Irreversible Carnot Vapor Power Cycle
Two questions: 1. What does the T-s diagram look like for the irreversible cycle? 2. Do the isentropic efficiency equations that you apply to turbines and compressors (especially in the Rankine cycle) apply to the theoretical "turbines" and "pumps" in the Carnot cycle?- dillonmhudson
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- Carnot Cycle Irreversible Power Vapor
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Planar Kinematic Modelling Question
Homework Statement Please see the picture shown below: Homework Equations I know the inertias of the AO and BO beams w/ respect to O are both 1/3*ml^2, but what are the inertias of AC and BC w/ respect to O?The Attempt at a Solution Any other hints that you guys have for solving a problem like...- dillonmhudson
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- Kinematic Modelling
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How to Implement the Bisection Root-Finding Method in MATLAB?
Ok, thanks that helps. Between you and a TA I got it to work so thank you!- dillonmhudson
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How to Implement the Bisection Root-Finding Method in MATLAB?
Homework Statement Create and test a MATLAB function called bisection that implements the bisection root finding method. You will have to use a function handle and exit flag coding.Homework Equations -The Attempt at a Solution % bisection.m function [root, err, iter, exitFlag] = bisection...- dillonmhudson
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- Function Matlab
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How Do Inductors Function in Bandpass Filters Without Capacitors?
Can I get some help with this? I don't even know where to begin.- dillonmhudson
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- Derivation Filter
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MATLAB Plotting Complex Functions in MATLAB: Understanding Period Placement
Ok, quite the noob with MATLAB right now. I have heard of vectorize though! Thanks :cool:- dillonmhudson
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MATLAB Plotting Complex Functions in MATLAB: Understanding Period Placement
Great! Got it working, thanks for the help!- dillonmhudson
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MATLAB Plotting Complex Functions in MATLAB: Understanding Period Placement
Matrix "." Help in MATLAB Here is my code: f=linspace(0,1000,1000); xf=abs((1-exp(1-2*pi*f.*1i))/(2*pi*f.*1i-1)+(((exp(4*pi*f.*1i)-1)*exp(1-6*pi*f.*1i))/(2*pi*f.*1i))+(((2*pi*f.*1i-1)*exp(1-6*pi*f.*1i)+exp(1-10*1i*f.*pi))/(8*pi^2*f.^2*1i))); func=plot(f,xf) I just need to know where the...- dillonmhudson
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- Matlab Matrix
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Undergrad A quick explanation of stability?
Wow thanks so much for the helpful reply!- dillonmhudson
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Undergrad A quick explanation of stability?
I have the following DE: y'=y*(1-y^2) And understand that y=0, and y=+/-1 are critical points I am confused as to which are stable/unstable and why. TIA- dillonmhudson
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- Explanation Stability
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DE: Unit Cancellations Not Making sense
Ok that's what I was hoping - thank you.- dillonmhudson
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DE: Unit Cancellations Not Making sense
Q is the amount of dye in the tank. dQ is the rate of change of the amount of dye in the tank.- dillonmhudson
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DE: Unit Cancellations Not Making sense
Homework Statement Consider a tank used in certain hydrodynamic experiments. After one experiment the tank contains 200 liters of a dye solution with a concentration of 1 g/liter. To prepare for the next experiment, the tank is to be rinsed with fresh water flowing in at a rate of 2...- dillonmhudson
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- Unit
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Calculating Total Resistance in a Complex Circuit
Ok so for question one I found out why I was getting R_eq = 9.9 instead of 9.6 and I've found it is because I have the international edition of the book and the resistor on the left is 4Omega instead of 5Omega - sneaky.- dillonmhudson
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How Do You Plot Solutions and Understand Coefficients in Differential Equations?
1. Homework Statement Use method of undetermined coefficients to find the general solution of the given equation: y'+2y=2t+3sin(t) y=ce^-2t+Y(t) (where Y(t) is picked) Solutions manual says: Y(t)=At+B+Ccost(t)-Dsin(t) so that, y=ce^-2t+At+B+Ccos(t)-Dsin(t) I understand the "At+B" but...- dillonmhudson
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