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    Induced emf in a rotating conductor

    there is no figure. this problem was in other language and i translated it to English and i mistranslated the word conductor,, i think they mean a bar or a rod,, PS: you can get the current using carbon brushes.
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    Induced emf in a rotating conductor

    Homework Statement Find the induced emf in a rotating disc of radius (a) in a magnetic field (B), rotating with uniform angular velocity (w). If the disc is replaced by a rotating conductor of length (a) fixed at one end find the induced emf in the conductor. 2. The attempt at a solution...
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    Is it energy or power or neither?

    Oh, really :) I didn't know that because my textbook said that the signal is a power signal if its power is between zero and infinity and there was no sign that the infinity value itself is acceptable.
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    Is it energy or power or neither?

    OK, now this signal have infinite energy but as I said when I calculate its power it also gives me infinity:(
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    Is it energy or power or neither?

    Is it energy or power or neither?! Hi, I found in one of my lectures that the signal x(t) which equals e to the power t, is a power signal but when I calculate its power it gives infinity? So I'm asking it is really a power signal and I mad a mistake in my calculation or what? Thanks in...
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    Diamond Lattice: Tetahedral Bond Angles & Direction Cosines

    hello how can I find the angles between the tetahedral bonds of a diamond lattice & what are the direction cosines of the nearest-neighbor bonds with the atom at the origin along the x, y, z axes ?
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    The non-relativistic behavior of particles

    thank you , but if the energy is = 1/√(1 - v2/c2), and v is very much smaller than c , the energy will be 1 ?
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    The non-relativistic behavior of particles

    hello When I was studing about the schrodinger equation,I read that it describes the non-relativistic behavior of particles . But I don't know what is the non-relativistic behavior of particles . S o I need somebody to explain this behavior .
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    Comp Sci Calculating the First Day of the Week using the Julian Method

    Hello... the is my code: #include<iostream.h> #include<iomanip.h> void show(int m, int w, int n) { cout<<endl<<"Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat\n"; cout<<setw((w*5)+1); for(int r=1;r<=(7-w);r++) cout<<r<<" "; int count=0...
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    How does a capacitor act as a phase shifter for AC voltage in an RC circuit?

    hi .. I want a full explanation about using the capacitor as phase shifter for AC voltage as I don't know any thing about this application of the capacitor. pleasssssssssssssssse help me ...
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