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Engineering Could anyone me with parallel-series circuit equations?
To start with you need to look at what is given in terms of your resistors. For R1 you have PD and Power; and R4 you have Current and Power so use the formulas for power to find those resistances. R1 and R3 are in series; R2 and R4 are also in series To find the total resistance you will have...- drmermaid
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How Far Will a Skier Land After a Flying Ski Jump?
I thought this looked like a projectile question. The question didn't mention a take of angle so looking at what was given I think that angle is horizontal so its 0 degrees. You need to vectorise everything two because this is a two dimensional question. The velocity of take off first- Vx= V...- drmermaid
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Maximum allowable current in a 12-gauge aluminum wire
It was in my physics homework so who knows who else wants to figure it out.- drmermaid
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad Maximum allowable current in a 12-gauge aluminum wire
Although I am late with an answer for the original author someone might benefit. You need to calculate the respective Resistances for Copper and Aluminium using their resistivities. The problem also stated that the wire was 12 gauge- I found the xs Area to be 3.310 x 10^-6 m2 (looked this up on...- drmermaid
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High School Are angular displacement, angular velocity, and angular acceleration, vectors?
I agree with jtbell, they are vectors. When written without the vector sign you are being given the magnitude without the direction.