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    Pressure - correct statements?

    Homework Statement In my notes it states that at a point in fluid, pressure act equally in all directions. While at a wall fluid act perpendicular at a wall. Why ? Homework Equations Pressure = force/area The Attempt at a Solution Can you please explain to me the reasons behind this
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    Complex-Phasor (Moved from physics)

    Thank you! One last question for the combined phasor. How should I be able to draw that? Would you please be able to attach simple exam on how to draw one? As I do not where to start.
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    Complex-Phasor (Moved from physics)

    LCKurtz You have confused me. Let's rewind back- I have drawn two images i) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/3/plotb.jpg ii) The attached image Then you said " Your work looks OK, but I think your answer to (b) should be a picture of a phasor (which I don't see...
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    Complex-Phasor (Moved from physics)

    b)How should I draw a phasor? c) Again any help on what number ?
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    Complex-Phasor (Moved from physics)

    I have drawn two images. Also done a calculation. I was wondering if the images and calculation are correct?
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    Complex-Phasor (Moved from physics)

    Yeh (4,0°) and (3,27°) a)draw both phasors b)draw the combined phasor between (0 degree and 360 degree) c)label peak voltage and state its value
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    Complex-Phasor (Moved from physics)

    Homework Statement Two alternating currents are applied out of phase with each other. One is 4 volts and the other is 3 volts 27° out of phase. These can be written as (4, 0°) and (3, 27°) Homework Equations a)draw both phasors b)draw the combined phasor between (0 degree and 360...
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    How to draw a phasor addition on AC circuit?

    How to draw a phasor ? Homework Statement Two alternating currents are applied out of phase with each other. One is 4 volts and the other is 3 volts 27° out of phase. These can be written as (4, 0°) and (3, 27°) Homework Equations a)draw both phasors b)draw the combined phasor...
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    Explanation of how the following calculus work

    Is my english really that difficult to understand? I have already completed the work just wanted some guidance on how this number came about.
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    Explanation of how the following calculus work

    Anyone! Just a small explanation will do
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    Explanation of how the following calculus work

    I did not know how to construct a formula. So I have attached the questions below and hopefully you will understand it better. Thanks
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    Explanation of how the following calculus work

    Homework Statement The following data has been collected: Gas volume: V = 0.8 m3 Gas pressure: p = 160 kPa Compression index: n = 1.4 Pressure/volume relationship: pV^n = C Work done = ∫ TOP=V2 BOTTOM =V1 You first need to work out C, the value of the pressure/volume relationship...
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    Plotting Points on a Graph (4, 0°) and (3, 27°)

    I have done my calculation and received r = 6.81v HOW SHOULD I label the peak voltage on the plot and state the value?
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    Plotting Points on a Graph (4, 0°) and (3, 27°)

    Thanks. I will try it and attached after my work
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    Plotting Points on a Graph (4, 0°) and (3, 27°)

    Thanks for explain but I have no idea. Sorry "(4^2 = P^2 + B^2)" May you explain where that came from
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