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How Do You Calculate the Electrostatic Force Between Two Charged Lines?
what is the direction of dx & e-field then?- mousesgr
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How Do You Calculate the Electrostatic Force Between Two Charged Lines?
the diagram what is the limit of the integal then? a to b or 0 to b?- mousesgr
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How Do You Calculate the Electrostatic Force Between Two Charged Lines?
Electricity and Magnetism urgent!pls! An infinite long line of charge of constant charge density a is located near the line AB which carries uniform charges with charge density b. Suppose both two lines are in the same plane, calculate the electrostatic force exerted on the line AB. i don't...- mousesgr
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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What Are the Electric Field Components at the Center of a Charged Square?
Electricity and Magnetism urgent!help! 11. Electric charge is distributed uniformly along each side of a square. Each side of the square has length a. Two adjacent sides have positive charge with total charge +Q on each. (i) If the other two sides have negative charge with total charge –Q on...- mousesgr
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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Finding various derivatives - Help
i mean i know how to do the first one now- mousesgr
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Finding various derivatives - Help
i know how to do qs 1- mousesgr
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L'Hopital's rule for solving limit
qs 1 is not 0/0 or inf/inf from how do consider L'Hopital's rule?- mousesgr
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Finding various derivatives - Help
find 1 .derivaive of y, y = x^a^x 2. nth derivaive of (x+p)^-1 p is constant 3. nth derivaive of (ax+b)/(cx+d) 4. nth derivaive of y = sin (^2) x- mousesgr
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- Derivatives
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L'Hopital's rule for solving limit
1. lim [(1+x)^(1/x) - e ] / x x ->0 2. lim [sin(2/x)+cos(1/x)]^x x -> inf help...- mousesgr
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- L'hopital's rule Limit
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What is the explanation for Zeno's paradox?
i want to know What is the problem with the following argument? can this argument explained by Informal Fallacies ??- mousesgr
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- Forum: General Discussion
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What is the explanation for Zeno's paradox?
there's false premise, that mean the argument is valid?- mousesgr
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What is the explanation for Zeno's paradox?
In order to walk a distance of 1 meter, we have to walk half a meter first. Similarly, we have to walk 1/4 meter before we can walk that half-meter. The same principle goes on forever. Hence we can never get started in walking a distance of 1 meter. What is the problem with the following...- mousesgr
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Why is Weighing Liquids More Accurate than Measuring w/Cylinder?
i want to know Why sometimes is it more accurate to weigh liquids than to use a graduated cylinder to measure them?? -
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Undergrad How to Convert Categorical Statements to Standard Form?
it is invalid... but i still can't understand why is "All not H" equivalent to "No H" ?- mousesgr
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad How to Convert Categorical Statements to Standard Form?
1. only John (subject) is not aware of the problem of HK (middle term) 2. some people who are aware of the problems of HK (middle term)are not empowered by the PRC(predicate) conclusion : John(subject) is ewpowered by the PRC(predicate) i don't know how to convert them to A, E, I, O form...- mousesgr
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- Forum: General Math