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Find v and x of electron in an electromagnetic wave
Diff -cos(wt+phi) = wsin(wt+phi) Where this term come from- everyall
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Find v and x of electron in an electromagnetic wave
I try to understand physics to discover some new things at 42 year old with high school knowledge. Thanks- everyall
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Find v and x of electron in an electromagnetic wave
From text , i like to know where -eE/mw(cosphi) come ? Is it should be C instead after integrate sin(wt+phi)- everyall
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Find v and x of electron in an electromagnetic wave
I found dy/dx=dy/du*du/dx Does it mean pretend wt+phi =u ? Then what is the result after intregrate- everyall
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Find v and x of electron in an electromagnetic wave
I still don't know how to integrate sin(a+b)- everyall
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Find v and x of electron in an electromagnetic wave
I don't know this because it has 2 variable Which is plus inside sin function How to solve this- everyall
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Find v and x of electron in an electromagnetic wave
Do you mean ∫sin(t) = -cos(t)- everyall
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Find v and x of electron in an electromagnetic wave
Yes i like to know how to integrate (sin(ωt+φ))dt- everyall
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Find v and x of electron in an electromagnetic wave
When dv/dt= -qE/m(sin(ωt+φ)) Find v Then x By integrating- everyall
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