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How to find Pmax when you know voltage and current?
Well the derivative is right. I even double checked it online. That being said thanks for your help. I really appreciated! Final answer broken down is t = 0.0693147181 and PMAX = 6- Justin26
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How to find Pmax when you know voltage and current?
Alright I get -240e^-10t+480e^-20t after i derive it but that does not give me the PMAX of the equation when the only t that is given is t=0 current starts to flow.- Justin26
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What Can I Expect from This Scientific Website?
This website... I hope it helps me...- Justin26
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How to find Pmax when you know voltage and current?
Yes i can. Just unsure on where to begin- Justin26
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How to find Pmax when you know voltage and current?
Homework Statement After t=0, the current entering the positive terminal of a flashlight bulb is given by: i(t) = 2(1-e^(-10t)) A and the voltage across the bulb is v(t) = 12e^(-10t) V. Determine the maximum power level delivered to the flashlight. Homework Equations i(t) = 2(1-e^(-10t)) A...- Justin26
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