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Homework Statement A 11.6 kg weather rocket generates a thrust of 200 N . The rocket, pointing upward, is clamped to the top of a vertical spring. The bottom of the spring, whose spring constant is 580 N/m , is anchored to the ground. Initially, before the engine is ignited, the rocket sits at...

R is a random point. I think I would say it's in a straight line * o (-1) * R* o (+1) * * o (-1) * R is that point! Thanks for asking

I downloaded Latex as you suggested but not sure how it works. It was an over 1Gb download

And yes, today in lecture, the professor answered the same way as the region was a rectangle, so the boundaries inside should be in terms of the other variables while the boundary outside should be numbers

Ah, thank you!

Homework Statement I am working on annotating the pre-lab for this Electric Field lab and needs to have some help look at my work. The second question of the Pre-Lab is comparing the answers between two persons Kate and Victor. Based ib this diagram below * o (-1) * * o (+1)...

The question asks to find total charge in a region given x has lower bound 0 - upper bound 5 , y has lower bound as 2 and upper bound as 5. Based on knowledge I have been reading throughout the chapter, I set up a double integration with those dxdy, but the results went out to be off - compared...

I found out the error! I copied the graph wrongly so when I plugged in for integration, it was off! Jesus! Thanks though. Next time, I will post my handwritten note!

Homework Statement :[/B] Homework Equations W= \integral(Fxdx) W = \delta KEThe Attempt at a Solution I used the definition of work to find the final velocity at 2m, and then work theorem together with integration for the changing force. I ended up having different solutions at first but...