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    Solving Logarithms Questions - Matt's Attempt

    I see thanks for the feedback Matt
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    Solving Logarithms Questions - Matt's Attempt

    Just a quick check, I've spend hours trying to crack this. Have I gone the right way about it? Homework Statement Solve 5^(x-1)= 4^(1-3x) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution (x-1)log5 = log4 (1-3x) xlog5 - log5 = log4 - 3xlog4 xlog5 + 3xlog4= log4 + log 5...
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    Finding Thevenins equivlant using his thereom and nortons

    Hi there, See attached for original circuit. Basically I need to find thevenins equivalent of the network. My attempt:- To find the resistor equivalent First of all I replaced all voltage sources with shorts, and replaced all current sources with open circuits. This left me with 16...
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    Researching Torque, Current and Flux Density

    Homework Statement For this question you must research, to help you with working out your answer a) A dc motor develops a torque of 600Nm when its armature carries a current of 30 Amperes. Predict the torque that will be developed when a 12% increase in flux density has taken place and the...
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    How Do You Calculate the Force Needed to Move a Block Across the Ground?

    Thanks! Out of interest, how would I go about finding out the angle? Many thanks Matt
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    How Do You Calculate the Force Needed to Move a Block Across the Ground?

    Would that mean F= 6900+67689=74589? Right? Many thanks Matt
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    How Do You Calculate the Force Needed to Move a Block Across the Ground?

    So F - friction force = ma where F=? Frictional force=67689 ma= (17250*0.4)=6900 So F - 67689 = 6900? Many thanks Matt
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    How Do You Calculate the Force Needed to Move a Block Across the Ground?

    Homework Statement Hi, The question I am a bit confused about is this: A block is dragged across the ground by a light cable,attached to a winch. Th block is initally at rest. Information given: Volume: 6m³ Density 2875 kg/m³ Coefficent of friction between block and the ground: 0.4...
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