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    Solve RC Circuit: Find Unknown Capacitor Value

    It was part of the problem that was given to me. The entire question was "In the circuit, H(s)=V_out(s)/V_in(s). It is known that this ratio H(s) is independent of frequency. In other words. H(s) is simply a constant. Find the value of the uknown capacitor in microfarads if all...
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    Solve RC Circuit: Find Unknown Capacitor Value

    The circuit is (10K ohm resistor in parallel with unknown Capacitor) which are in series with a 4.7k ohm resistor and a 0.1microF capacitor. V_in is applied over the entire circuit and V_out is taken over the 4.7k ohms and 0.1microF. So here is the question. In the circuit...
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    Convert octal to hex, w/out converting to Binary

    I have been trying to convert a from octal to hex and hex to octal without using binary. I believe the method is called repeated divison. Example of problem I am trying to solve, Convert 173 octal(123 dec) to hex 173 oct / 16 oct = 10 oct remainder 13 oct...
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    How to determine the base of a Number given a problem?

    The problem is a follows 142 alpha 214 = 331 and 431 beta 123 = 303 where alpha and beta are unknow operators I am pretty sure they are +,-,*,/ I know the radix (base) must be 5 or higher because 4 is present By assuming the base to be 5 and converting to decimal, I...
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    Need a good Introduction to Circuit Analysis book

    Need a good "Introduction to Circuit Analysis book" I am studying to be an EE and will be taking my first circuits, and computer engineering classes this fall and would would really like to get a head start on the material. The textbook for the circuits course is "Basic Engineering Circuit...
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    Need help with 3d relative velocity h/w problem

    Here the question, A swimmer wants to cross a river, from point A to point B. The distance d_1 (from A to C) is 200 m, the distance d_2 (from C to B) is 150 m, and the speed v_r of the current in the river is 5 km/h. Suppose that the swimmer makes an angle of theta=45 deg. (0.785 radians)...
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