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Graduate Conformal Mapping: Sketch Regions & Find Mapping
Ok thank you I think it's z→z^8- diorific
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Graduate Conformal Mapping: Sketch Regions & Find Mapping
Hi, I need to sketche ach of the following regions: R = {z :|z| < √2, 7π/16 < Argz<9π/16}, R1 = {z :|z| < 16, Rez>0} and write down a one-one conformal mapping f1 from R onto R1. Here is my sketch https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=4cdf33ffa97631ef%2110238 But I'm finding hard to find the...- diorific
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- Conformal mapping Mapping
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Coordinates of centre of mass of lamina
Yes, you are right. I've done the calculations again and the M=5 Also I've done the calculations again for the coordinates and everything looks correct since the coordinates lie within the shape. Thank you for your help.- diorific
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Coordinates of centre of mass of lamina
Ok, I think I did a mistake when I did the calculations. I've done it again and the X-coordinate is 89/16≈5.56- diorific
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Coordinates of centre of mass of lamina
ok, so this is what I did But the result is 303/16≈18.94 and this clearly is not the X-coordinate of the centre of mass. Can anyone help??- diorific
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Coordinates of centre of mass of lamina
An industrial tool is made from alaminar material occupyingthe region between thestraight lines y =2, y=1 2x and y =3−x. The density of thematerial varies and is given by thefunction σ(1 + x), where x is the horizontal distancefrom the y-axis and σ is aconstant. The mass of the...- diorific
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- Centre of mass Coordinates Lamina Mass
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How do I calculate the total momentum after collision?
Yes, all sorted :)- diorific
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How do I calculate the total momentum after collision?
then this is correct PB.Before=m*vb Now I've done part B and the initial velocity after collision is 17.326 So how do I find the total momentum after collision??- diorific
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How do I calculate the total momentum after collision?
it could be, but the diagram is not showing 90 degrees. But if there is no other way of solving this i might do it this way.- diorific
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How do I calculate the total momentum after collision?
If I put PB.Before=m*vb This is why I'm confused, since PA.before has vector components I don't know how to add it up to PB.before to get the momentum after collision.- diorific
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How do I calculate the total momentum after collision?
So, does anyone know the linear momentum for car B??- diorific
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How do I calculate the total momentum after collision?
Well, the question continues as follows, but I only wanted help for part a. (b) The police estimate that the coefficient of friction between the road surface and coalesced cars was 0.9, and that the distance traveled by the coalesced cars was 17m. From these estimates, estimate the speed...- diorific
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How do I calculate the total momentum after collision?
Homework Statement I'm having difficulties trying to figure this out, can you please help? Many thanks. Car A is traveling at a steady speed of 15ms−1 (approximately 32mph) in a straight line when it is hit from the left by car B. Each car has the same mass, and it can be assumed that...- diorific
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- Linear Linear momentum Momentum
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What Are the Key Forces Acting on a Cylinder on an Inclined Plane?
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What Are the Key Forces Acting on a Cylinder on an Inclined Plane?
Homework Statement A uniform cylinder of mass m and radius R rests in equilibrium against a rough plane that is inclined at an angle α to the horizontal. The cylinder is supported by a cord under a constant tension, wrapped round it, so that the cord leaves the surface of the cylinder...- diorific
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- Cylinder Diagram Force Force diagram Uniform
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help