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Magnetic Field due to a current carrying wire
Homework Statement A 2.0 cm length of wire centered on the origin caries a 20 A current directed in the positive y direction. Determine the magnetic field at the point x = 5.0 m on the x-axis. Homework Equations B = uI/2piR The Attempt at a Solution Using the equation above I just...- irivce
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- Current Field Magnetic Magnetic field Wire
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AC Circuit with possibly nodal analysis
Alright thank you, sorry for the crappy handwriting ill type it out next time- irivce
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AC Circuit with possibly nodal analysis
this is what I was basing myself on if its any help.- irivce
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AC Circuit with possibly nodal analysis
Because that would take me the whole night. Sorry both equations are suppose to equal to zero, kirchhoffs current law, right ? For Zc, would it be -200i ? and the voltage as 300 @ 0 degrees ?- irivce
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AC Circuit with possibly nodal analysis
Homework Statement Homework Equations impedance equations for capacitors and inductors The Attempt at a Solution I thought something like that might do and then just do a matrix and solve for Va, but I am having second thoughts seems like I am over doing it.- irivce
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- Ac Ac circuit Analysis Circuit Nodal Nodal analysis
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Electric Potential due to multiple charges
So is it safe to say that the charge from the second point is irrelevant ?- irivce
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Electric Potential due to multiple charges
Homework Statement Homework Equations E = kq1q2/r2 The Attempt at a Solution Please correct me if I am wrong but I think it is A. Since doubling the charge, doubles the potential as well, while doubling the radius between the charges would just exponentially decrease the...- irivce
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- Charges Electric Electric potential Multiple Potential
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Can This Circuit Be Simplified Using Series and Parallel Definitions?
Awesomee thanks a lot guys!- irivce
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Can This Circuit Be Simplified Using Series and Parallel Definitions?
Alright so I split the 3 ohm resistor, and then could I add a wire to make the 1.5 ohms resitors parallel to the 3 ohm resistors and take it from there ?- irivce
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Can This Circuit Be Simplified Using Series and Parallel Definitions?
Is it possible to simplify this circuit using just parallel and series definitions ? * A circuit is parallel to another circuit or several circuits if and only if they share common terminals; i.e. if both the branches touch each other's endpoints * Resistors can be connected...- irivce
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- Circuit Resistor
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