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Coil & Generator Homework: Solve for Current & Reactance
Yea I saw the expressions for Xc but I have a hard time solving for it since I don't have R and other variables that I need- Flop880
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Coil & Generator Homework: Solve for Current & Reactance
Homework Statement problem is attachedHomework Equations formula sheet is attachedThe Attempt at a Solution 1. I=v/z=110v/11Ω=10A 2. sinø=(Imax)(X)/v=(10A)(9Ω)/110V ø=54.9° 3. I don't know what to do for this. I want to use Xc=1/ωC and solve for C but I need to first find Xc somehow- Flop880
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- Coil Generator
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Time Dependent Current in a Wire
I just got the right answer by multiplying by the width, not length. so dA= dx w, since dx is the length that's changing times the width which gives area. What do you mean by double integral? Doesn't that give volume?- Flop880
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Time Dependent Current in a Wire
Homework Statement Problem is attached Homework Equations A formula sheet is also attached The Attempt at a Solution flux=\intB dA from .31m to .82 B=u I(enclosed)/2(pi)(d) d=x dA=dx L so ∫ (u)(I)(L)dx / 2(pi)(x) from .31m to .82m remember x=d in the pic. My answer is 3.9687e-7 and its...- Flop880
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- Current Time Time dependent Wire
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help