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Quick vector plane theory question.
Homework Statement Hi I'm doing a question were I have 3 points and its asking me to find the normal to that plane, then it further asks to see if another point lies on that plane. So due to reading the question I feel that it is suggesting that if I found the normal and then doted it with...- e_brock123
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- Plane Theory Vector
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Why is there an S attached to D in partial fractions for Laplace transforms?
Oh wow thanks heaps for the help I understand it much better now Mark44.- e_brock123
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Why is there an S attached to D in partial fractions for Laplace transforms?
Homework Statement Hi I just have a problem in regards to setting up your partial fractions when doing nonhomogeneous differential equations using Laplace transforms. I’m at the stage of getting the inverse Laplace of: (1-625S^4)/(S^3 (25S^2+1) ) Homework Equations The Attempt...- e_brock123
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- Fractions Partial Partial fractions
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Help with complex numbers in AC analysis
Homework Statement Ok so before I begin I've done my share of research and have had no luck as people seem to be moving to calculators for answers these days. I know my rectangular and polar conversions in AC but I haven’t done too much work with complex numbers. I basically have two...- e_brock123
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- Ac Ac analysis Analysis Complex Complex numbers Numbers
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Implicit differentition: inverse functions,can someone me with my working
Actually don't worry I spoke to soon, I missed a simple rule of expanding the brackets. Thanks heaps for your help.- e_brock123
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Implicit differentition: inverse functions,can someone me with my working
Ok I've cleared most of it up now but I have to ask one thing, how does - arcsin(x)*(1-x^2) - x^2*arcsin(x) = -arcsinx? I just don't understand the process of what's happening there.- e_brock123
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Implicit differentition: inverse functions,can someone me with my working
Homework Statement I'm trying to solve the derivative of this equation: 1-(x*arcsin(x))/√(1-x^2 ) I've straight away disregarded the 1 as it will be 0 so I'm left with -(x*arcsin(x))/√(1-x^2 ). The Attempt at a Solution I've applied the quotient rule and labelled U= -x*arcsin(x) and...- e_brock123
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- Implicit Inverse
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Implicit differentiation question: can't divide a fraction divided by another
Oh yea now I got you, thanks so much for your help.- e_brock123
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Implicit differentiation question: can't divide a fraction divided by another
could I please ask why 2xy times 1/(2*sqrt(y)=x*sqrt(y)? I see the 2's cancel but what about the rest?- e_brock123
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Implicit differentiation question: can't divide a fraction divided by another
Wait disregard my last attempt I made a mistake. I now have [2y-2xln(y)]/[2x^2+(xy/√y)] and I need the last bit to look like (x√y).- e_brock123
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Implicit differentiation question: can't divide a fraction divided by another
I see so your chose 2xy to cancel everything, so when it comes to this situation you are allowed to choose any term that will simplify the equation? Of course as long as your multiply top and bottom. I'm still stuck now I'm up to dy/dx = [(2y-2xyln(y)]/(2x^2+2xy√y) its so close to the answer...- e_brock123
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Implicit differentiation question: can't divide a fraction divided by another
Homework Statement I'm try to implicitly differentiate the function: xlny+√y=lnx The Attempt at a Solution And I got to the stage where I have: dy/dx = (1/x-lny)/(x/y+1/(2*√y)) which is where I have no idea on how to clean this up. Could someone please explain to me how to simplify a...- e_brock123
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- Differentiation Fraction Implicit Implicit differentiation
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How can I optimize my truss design for maximum stability and efficiency?
Hi I’m doing a project where we have to design a truss. I’ve made a design and I’ve figured out the reaction forces. There is a support in the middle and one on the left side, both of them are only vertical reactions and finally there is a load of 250N on the right being applied. I don’t...- e_brock123
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- Analysis Truss
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help