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Find the Formula for Diameter of 3 Pipes
It means that the max refraction is 2%. The point is to find diameter of the upper pipe. It depends of the two others.- emutudeng
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Find the Formula for Diameter of 3 Pipes
Homework Statement My vocabulary is pretty bad in specialized English, so I have to post a picture of problem There are three pipes, the cross-section changes and all measures are illustrative, I need to find an easy formula to find the diameter of d3, so I can create formula in Excel and...- emutudeng
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- Diameter Formula
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How Do You Calculate Force Components on a Diagonal Path?
Lets say there is a body (0,8kg) moving in direct line for 12 seconds with balanced speed 15 m/s, but there is a wind blowing from a side with a force 0,5 N. So the body is moving diagonally and I should get the diagonal with pytagoros. The thought that the angle is between the actual trajector...- emutudeng
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How Do You Calculate Force Components on a Diagonal Path?
Just a question about simple moving body exercise. With no acceleration. Body moves with speed 15 m/s, time 12 seconds, mass 0.8 kg, and the force have a side effect 5 Newtons. Firstly, F=mg, so 0,8*0,98.Then I calculated the actual moving direction's force by pythagoros, that's 0,95N...- emutudeng
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- Body Path
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Complex Integer z=6e2,5i: Explaining Real & Imaginary Parts
okey tnx, i undrestood, but i have one other question that if there is no number in the middle for example z=e-5i then r = 1 ?- emutudeng
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Complex Integer z=6e2,5i: Explaining Real & Imaginary Parts
How do I calcuate the values if x=2,5 ?- emutudeng
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Complex Integer z=6e2,5i: Explaining Real & Imaginary Parts
z=6*e2,5i Can anyone explain me ? The imaginary part = 3,59 and real part = -4,81 I tried e(x) = cos x + i sin x, but it does not help me.- emutudeng
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- Complex Integer
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help