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Say you are analyzing a circuit. Will the node voltages depend on where you set your reference node? Because, i did a circuit problem and set the reference node to a different node each time and, i got the same answer overall, but my potential across a certain node was different each time. Am...

ok, thanks dude...i got as far as your third step before i realized that you posted again...i realized my error... thanks for the great help guys!

yea man, just set it up like a right triangle with vertical velocity and horicontal, with the actual velocity as the hypotenus...it should be easy to solve then

that would change the value...i would have to also square the 4 on the right side...which is against the rules of the problem

wait a sec, what is the lhc...to not change the value, wouldn't i have to multiply it over itself if i wanted to get teh a^2 -B^2? can you clarify what you mean?

yea, i did that already, but the problem is, then i have complex radical denomintaors...

i need help proving that (sqrt(7+sqrt(48)))+(sqrt(7-sqrt(48))) = 4 the limitations are that you cannot manipulate the right side...only the left.. so basically, i need help simplifying the left down to be 4 thanks..