Homework Statement
See attached figure. Ta>Tb. Show that the rate of energy conducted dQ/dt is 2*pi*L*k((Ta-Tb)/Ln(b/a))
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
I seem to be lost at deriving an equation for the medium area, A.
I understand the tansfer from low temp area to high. Pcond. is...
Statics: If computing the moment of inertia about the y-axis of a triangular shape in the 2nd quadrant(not touching the x-axis); would i still use hb^3 /12
People I am fairly new with dealing with DEs (and here I was thinking I got it all :palm: )
Any who: I am working on some problems here and the professor wants us to use 2 methods to solve this DE. My issue is I can't figure out what the 2nd method is!
(dY)/dt=AY +F
^{Y} = [7,4,4; -6,-4,-7...
Personally I always start with the shell method unless it is a really basic, simple shape(disk method)... But to answer ur question, I look for a hole. If there is one, then i am thinking washer, if there isn't and the solid is a very simple shape, then I go with the disk method. For the most...
Substitute for 16x and then further substitute for log(16x). You should end up with Int([e^a][sin(a)])/16
At 1st I did it just like u did, then I saw sikrut's answer... Reworked it & verified with Matlab. Turns out Matlab agrees with Sikrut.