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Undergrad Why is the inertia tensor calculated about a point instead of an axis?
Generally, when we talk about moment of inertia, we talk about rotation and inherently, we talk about moment of inertia about an axis. But when we talk about inertia tensor, we calculate about a point. Is there a reason for this difference? Am I missing something? I am new to tensors. -
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Find Flux Through Cube & Sphere
Flux through sphere Homework Statement Given \vec{F}=\frac{\vec{r}}{r^2} and unit sphere, find the flux through the surface of the cube. Homework Equations Surface Integral of F dS=volume integral of Div. F d^3r The Attempt at a Solution After the above formula, I do not have...- dpa
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- Cube Flux
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Difference between Riemann-Stieltjes and Riemann Integral
So, what exactly is it when people refer to "density" or similar notions when they discuss about Riemann Stieltjes integral. Is it how how fast alpha(x_i) grows? in the interval?- dpa
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Difference between Riemann-Stieltjes and Riemann Integral
Hi all, Homework Statement Is the difference between riemann stieltjes integral and riemann integral that in riemann integral, the intervals are of equal length and in riemann stieltjes, the partitions are defined by the integrator function? If not so what exactly is it that integrator...- dpa
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- Difference Integral Riemann
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Understanding demand and supply curves
Suppose I rearrange the equations, then P=700-0.125QD [which is fine without reflection and same as QD=5600-QD] But, next P=0.25QS-125 but the graph is for 0.25QS+125. Note the + and _ after QS. It works with reflection. but not normally. Is there a certain convention. I mean am I always...- dpa
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Understanding demand and supply curves
Hi everyone, I am having hardtime understanding this problem. I have two functions: QD = 5600 – 8P QS = 500 + 4P Why is the graph like the one attached and not the normal mathematical graph where supply curve starts from y=(0,-125)? Do ignore the consumer surplus and producer surplus part. That...- dpa
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- Curves Supply
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Operation on Equivalent Classes
Thank you. That was somehow helpful. It is defined over the set of rational numbers for the relation you specified. Yes, I do not understand much and I find my notes/textbook insufficient. I searched online for some explanations, examples and did not find much information there. Still, thank You.- dpa
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Operation on Equivalent Classes
Homework Statement A solution to a problem has following operation: here, [(a,b)] and [(m,n)] are two equivalence classes. [(a,b)]+[(m,n)]=[(an+bm,bn)] Is not [(a,b)]+[(m,n)]=[(a+m,b+n)]? Can anyone explain it to me? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution- dpa
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- Classes Equivalent
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Problem Related to Binomial Coefficient
Hi Dick, Thank you for your suggestion. I am sorry for not including some point. I am actually looking for algebraic proof. Thank You.- dpa
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Problem Related to Binomial Coefficient
My goal actually is simpler. I have to prove (\stackrel{2n}{k})=\Sigma^{k}_{l=0}(\stackrel{n}{l})(\stackrel{n}{k-l}) I can't properly use latex but hope you can understand it. I wanted to follow the above pattern to prove it, but if there is a simpler method, that would be helpful...- dpa
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Problem Related to Binomial Coefficient
Thank You. That was very very helpful.- dpa
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Parametric Equation of Torus: Deriving Solutions
:smile: Thank You.- dpa
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Parametric Equation of Torus: Deriving Solutions
Homework Statement I need to derive the prarametric equation of a certain torus. defined by a unit circle on xz plane with center (a,0) and revolving about z-axis. Homework Equations * I don't know if this is relevant but here is something from wikipedia. Surfaces of revolution give another...- dpa
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- Torus
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Problem Related to Binomial Coefficient
Hi All, Homework Statement This is algebraic proof of Vandermonde's identity: I am having some problem understanding how we reached the second last step and more importantly, last steps from revious steps. src::proofwiki.org I would be grateful if someone would elaborate it clearly...- dpa
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- Binomial Coefficient
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Condition for a function to be injective
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help