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DC Electromagnetic Motor-small question
Oh okay, I think I get it. Normally the direction can be determined if the armature is drawn slightly turned. I assumed the 'front' and 'back' labels were written as part of the answer, I guess they were originally given. Thanks.- moshrom
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DC Electromagnetic Motor-small question
Homework Statement [PLAIN]http://img695.imageshack.us/img695/206/95144436.jpg Homework Equations Hand rules The Attempt at a Solution This is a practice question with the answer already given in the diagram. I know how to draw the coils and use the left hand rule to find the...- moshrom
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- Dc Electromagnetic
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Circuit Diagrams w/o Resistance
Thank you.- moshrom
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Circuit Diagrams w/o Resistance
YES, if you read the thread you'd see I already figured out the current. I'm asking for voltage. What are the SPECIFIC voltages of V4 and V7?- moshrom
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Circuit Diagrams w/o Resistance
Just to make sure, V2=20v and what are V4 and V7?- moshrom
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Circuit Diagrams w/o Resistance
Yes, I understand that. Please, I'd like to see the actual values.- moshrom
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Circuit Diagrams w/o Resistance
Yes, I understood all that except how voltage doesn't flow. Thank you. But I'd still like to know the unknown voltage values- I understand the concept, I just can't apply it to the diagram. Odd, because I normally find these things pretty easy. V2=20v, V4=2.5v, V7=2.5v. Right? Then what?- moshrom
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Circuit Diagrams w/o Resistance
40A. Which means I5=40A, I4=10A, I3=40A, and I6=50A. I think I knew that before. I'm mainly having trouble grasping the voltages.- moshrom
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Circuit Diagrams w/o Resistance
Er. I'm not sure. I'm sorry, but I'm not good at learning by having people tell me what to do. Could you tell me the unknown values in only the first diagram? Then I can see the values and the pattern. That's what I normally do.- moshrom
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Circuit Diagrams w/o Resistance
Homework Statement Solve for the unknowns. http://img535.imageshack.us/img535/7494/24800354.png http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/5765/33984576.png [PLAIN][PLAIN]http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/2511/75290122.png [PLAIN][PLAIN]http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/2593/40824092.png...- moshrom
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- Circuit Circuit diagrams Diagrams Resistance
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Driving Force of 1500 kg Car: 22600 N
Homework Statement A racing car of mass 1500 kg, is accelerating at 5.0 m/s2, is experiencing a lift force of 600 N [up], due to its streamlined shape, and grounding effects of 1000 N [down], due to air dams and spoilers. Find the driving force needed to keep the car going given that μk = 1.0...- moshrom
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- Car Force
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